I spent a couple of hours at Barr Lake State Park between 0700-0900. Some new species are starting to find their way there. Of the 50+ species were the following: Swainson's, Hermit, and Gray-checked (refound) Thrush Yellow-rumped, Orange-crowned, Yellow, and Tennessee Warblers Warbling and Cassin's Vireo Green-tailed Towhee Western and Eastern Kingbirds and a Western Wood Pewee Western Tanagers and Bullock's Orioles added to the color With all of these great birds, I think I managed to get a picture of a poorly lit House Wren. Ah, well, can't have it all. John Breitsch Denver, Colorado http://www.flickr.com/photos/breitschbirding/
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