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    The Southwest Willow Flycatcher is an endangered species. It has been spotted in the El Paso Upper Valley near the Newmexas and Montoya Drains - the very places where Chuy Reyes and the Water Improvement District have been destroying habitat during the nesting season of the summer of 2013.

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    The Southwest Willow Flycatcher is an endangered species. It has been spotted in the El Paso Upper Valley near the Newmexas and Montoya Drains - the very places where Chuy Reyes and the Water Improvement District have been destroying habitat during the nesting season of the summer of 2013.

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    The Southwest Willow Flycatcher is an endangered species. It has been spotted in the El Paso Upper Valley near the Newmexas and Montoya Drains - the very places where Chuy Reyes and the Water Improvement District have been destroying habitat during the nesting season of the summer of 2013.

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    Help!

    the Southwestern Flycatcher may soon go extinct in El Paso if we dont help. Would you rather we have more flies? These birds are our friends, lets get to work.

    Southwestern Willow flycatcher (Empidonax traillii extimus)


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    photo by Jim Rorabaugh/USFWS

    If you can document a nesting Southwestern Willow flycatcher in El Paso you could help protect its habitat by reporting your sighting to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Law Enforcement Special Agent Albert Gonzalez at 915471-6320. Remember that the call of the flycatcher is important to its identification. Listen to it here.
    To send a report online contact the US Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement Division

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