Chip
This is a good idea. We have not covered this area yet. Going into the fifth year I have found that many participants want to go up high. The elevation can yield some good birds, gray jay (everyone loves gray jays) boreal chickadees, black backed woodpeckers, and cross bills. However, the lower elevations have turned up crossbills, pine grosbeaks, siskins, northern shrike etc. I would not expect Dry river to have anything different in species or number then lets say, Ethan Pond tail, Arathusa falls trail etc. However, being a designated wilderness area could give some important data in the long run.