At 8:30 am on November 11-2019, Darlene Cancelliere found an adult Black-throated Sparrow in her yard. This is not the first rarity to visit her yard. She has also had such rarities as a Black-throated Blue Warbler, Hooded Warbler, Brambling, Sage Thrasher, Dickcissel and Blackburnian Warbler just to name a few.
The home is open to the public at 407 Edward St. Please view the bird from the front yard only and do not enter the backyard. Please be respectful of all residences in the area.
**The bird was rediscovered on Nov 23 and Dec 9 at the same location, both following snow storms**
The bird has not been seen since Dec 9th.
This is the 50th record for the province of BC.
The home is open to the public at 407 Edward St. Please view the bird from the front yard only and do not enter the backyard. Please be respectful of all residences in the area.
**The bird was rediscovered on Nov 23 and Dec 9 at the same location, both following snow storms**
The bird has not been seen since Dec 9th.
This is the 50th record for the province of BC.
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| Black-throated Sparrow in Revelstoke - Photos: Darlene Cancelliere |
Darlene does it again! And to think I used to live on that street.
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