Glaucous-winged in Amarillo
Looks like a glaucous winged is in Amarillo (from NA gulls fb page).

Looks like a glaucous winged is in Amarillo (from NA gulls fb page).

With North wind coming on I decided to go watch for migrants at Granger Lake. I was not disappointed!!
Another question for 2022 gulls class: with these long narrow wings with black wingtips I thought I had what species? But what species is it actually?
Just posted the following in Real Texbirds group. Willie Sekula thinks he had Black Swift in Corpus Christie yesterday. (Note: a Chimney Swift is pictured). jep I wasn’t going to mention it due to no photographic evidence. But a friend pointed me to Willie sekulas post. 30 minutes ago I had a flyover view of…
White Rock Lake today. Lots-o-gulls!! And rants.
Spent about 4 hours on morning of November 9 staking out Santa Elena canyon overlook with a buddy and some pleasant fellow birders trying to see nutting’s flycatcher. Had to settle for heard only but we heard it about 10 times and have no doubts.
Rather than work on Empid presentations, I chased the Garganey today. Here’s my proof of purchase seal.