Now that The Denver Post has explained that 'Birds Aren't Real" we have noticed some interesting stuff. A drone perched briefly on our hanging flat feeder, found it unstable, and flew off. Previously we would have called it a Goshawk. And during the snowstorm, some space debris cluttered our lawn - we would have said 16 Juncos. Yesterday a mini-drone perched on Castlewood Canyon Road, and dropped down to capture something and disappeared Otherwise we would have said Northern Shrike. Hugh Kingery
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