This morning I went down to the park to see what birds were down there. It with a light rain when I left and not very windy but when I got to the park it was raining more and it was also more windy then when I left. I got down there and went out on to the beach but did no see any really exciting things out there. I got down the beach a little further and saw a big flock of what looked to me like they might be wigeon get up and fly away I watched them fly a circle then fly back and land where they came from. I went in to the woods so that I would not scare them because I wanted to see if the eurasian wigeon was in there I did find one eurasian wigeon in with all of the american wigeon and was able to get some photos of it this time. After I got home from my walk to the park rowan said that dad had gone to look for a flycatcher. A bit later dad let me know that some one was going to stop by and pick me up on there way to see what ended up being a king bird. I went out there but by the time I had gotten out there the king bird had flown away and had not been refound yet so I looked around for a bit but was unable to find it and then it was time to head home.
- Question how did the king bird end up here?
- Question why did the wigeons come back more then once today but did not do the same yesterday?
- Question how did the eurasian wigeon get here?
So where do the eurasian wigeons normally live and where does that type of kingbird live?
Is that the kind of king bird you see at the farm in Idaho?
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I think the eurasian wigeons are normally in a Asia. The kingbird normally live down by Arizona. The kingbird that is here is not the same kind that is on the farm.