As Nick Komar correctly pointed out, they were Gray-headed, not Pink-sided. 
 I was just testing you all :-)

-Amber



On Tuesday, July 14, 2015 at 9:28:35 AM UTC-6, Amber Carver wrote:
>
> I was up there Sunday too and did not find it to be "slow," but perhaps 
> that's because I wasn't expecting to see any birds at all.  I was pleased 
> with the very cooperative Williamson's Sapsuckers (2+ pairs); family of 
> Mountain Bluebirds; White-breasted, Red-breasted, and Pygmy Nuthatches in 
> the same tree; Yellow-rumped Warblers and Pink-sided Juncos singing their 
> hearts out; Broad-tailed Hummingbirds buzzing with gusto; and a Chipping 
> Sparrow in his best breeding duds.  I must add that I had my son with me so 
> I couldn't walk far, and all of these birds were on the short loop within 
> spitting distance of the visitor center.  None of them was terribly 
> unusual, but I enjoyed seeing them nonetheless. I would have loved to see 
> or hear a Sora.  Hopefully someone can go up there soon and confirm. 
>  Thanks for the report.
>
> -Amber
> Littleton, CO 
>
>
>
>
> On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 11:10:04 AM UTC-6, Michael Turisk wrote:
>>
>> Although the primary purpose of a Sunday visit to Florissant was to enjoy 
>> the impressive wildflower display, I always have eyes and ears trained for 
>> birds.  While birding was admittedly  slow, I did hear the distinctive call 
>> of a SORA while walking the Boulder Creek Trail which parallels a large, 
>> wet and grassy meadow for a portion of its length.  
>>  
>> I'm new to Colorado, so am just beginning to understand occurrence and 
>> distribution here. I realize Sora is a likely a common bird in appropriate 
>> habitat, but thought it rather unusual given the location (and elevation).
>> Michael Turisk
>> Woodland Park, CO
>>  
>

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