My FOS snowy egret was in the tree with two double crested cormorants and a few great blue heron nests just north of Lagerman at sunset. No birds out of the ordinary, the northern harrier pair are pretty regular west of the reservoir. A few nights ago there was a nice flock of about ten mountain bluebirds. The dunlin seems to have moved on. Both adult bald eagles have been out of the nest lately in a tree to the west of the nest. Does anyone know if the nest failed due to the snow?
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