Around 8:20 am on Sunday October 25th, Robyn, Tom, and Matthew Lowery looked out their window to find a stunning WOOD THRUSH in their back yard. This is 5816 Nixon Road in the village of Trout Creek (in between Summerland and Penticton). The bird was also viewed in The Campbell's neighboring driveway at 5618 Nixon Rd (Please stay on the driveway here to view the bird in the front yard). The bird was viewed again on Oct 26th and 27th by multiple observers in both locations!
If accepted, this would be a first for British Columbia. The Lowerys are open to visitors, and suggest "one can approach the backyard through a south gate and that morning might be the best time for find it" (Fide Laurie Rockwell)
The 5816 property hosted a Brambling in the winter of 2012/2013.
The bird was not seen on October 28th.
If accepted, this would be a first for British Columbia. The Lowerys are open to visitors, and suggest "one can approach the backyard through a south gate and that morning might be the best time for find it" (Fide Laurie Rockwell)
The 5816 property hosted a Brambling in the winter of 2012/2013.
The bird was not seen on October 28th.
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| BC’s first Wood Thrush in Summerland - Photo: Ilya Povalyaev |
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| Wood Thrush in Summerland - Photo: Peter Candido |
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