Costa's still present

Kelly arrived to catch and measure it at 3 PM, but he had guests with him that he wanted to get to observe the bird before he trapped it. It's not real active in the heat of the day and by the time everyone got satisfactory looks at it, and he set up his trap, it started to rain. Also they had dinner reservations, so the bird didn't get trapped. Kelly said he'll try again if it sticks around. Here's hoping!

Here are a couple of Michael Gray's shots of it from yesterday.

This last shot of his is to show the size of the Costa's compared to a Black-chinned male. And keep in mind that Black-chinned males are smaller than the females.

Some of today's group

And here's a Vinegaroon. They're harmless.