April 25, 2022 On the 21st, a male Flame-colored Tanager was reported and photographed at Ramsey Canyon by Theresa Lawson and Kordeen Kor. I ventured out there, a 90 minute drive from Green Valley the next morning and dipped. There were some nice birds there, Red-faced warblers especially. The Tanager was not reported after the […]
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April 15, 2022 A pair of Tufted Flycatchers have set up a nest in Rucker Canyon on the west side of the Chiricahuas (near the Eared Quetzel spot). Likely one of very few – if any- breeding records for this species north of the border. They were reported several days ago. Gary Witt posted a
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April 11, 2022 This sapsucker showed up in Madera Canyon at the picnic grounds just a bit north of the Santa Rita Lodge two days past. A bit unexpected. The Myrtle Warbler was also present and was a nice bird to see, especially in all of his spring finery. There have been several White-throated Sparrows
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