The Juniper Titmouse put in several appearances Thursday for a group of
distinguished Colorado birders. However, raptors, with the exception of a few
locals, were notably absent.
A local Prairie Falcon gave observers several good looks in flight and perched.
8 Red-tailed Hawks were all judged to be locals as was a single Golden Eagle
Also seen/heard:
Townsend's Solitaire 3
Eurasian Collared-dove 1
American Robin 15
Black-biled Magpie 3
Western Scrub-jay 1
Common Raven 10
Red-shafter Flicker 1
Mountain Chickadee 1
Red-breasted Nuthatch 2
Spotted Towhee 1
Bushtit 2
Mountain Bluebird 2
American Crow 1
Black-capped Chickadee 1
Lesser Goldfinch 1
Observers:
Cynthia Madsen, RMBO Hawkwatch Volunteer
Duane Nelson, who first identified Dinosaur Ridge as a site for observing
spring raptor migration
Bill Schmoker
John Barr
Dick Schottler
Jim Schmoker
Nathan Berry
Chuck Hundertmark
RMBO Hawkwatch Volunteer
2546 Lake Meadow Drive
Lafayette, CO 80026
Phone/fax: 303-604-0531
Cell: 720-771-8659
cahm...@q.com
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