Wow! That was actually a LOT of birds!
33,914? Amazing!
Especially the number of Bald Eagles. 🦅
Nice job everyone!
Cinnamon Bergeron

On Fri, Jan 6, 2023 at 2:15 PM Colin Woolley <
colin.wool...@birdconservancy.org> wrote:

> We held our Barr Lake CBC on Jan 2nd. It was a cold, foggy morning with
> limited visibility, but at least it wasn't snowing during the count! All
> things considered, we had a great day and were able to see plenty of birds
> despite the challenging weather (we couldn't even see Barr Lake for most of
> the count!).
>
>    - We had 23 participants divided among 9 groups.
>    - We tallied 33,914 individual birds of 69 species. We average about
>    70 species so it was great to be right about at the average, despite the
>    weather conditions.
>    - About 75% of those individuals were Cackling or Canada Geese, or
>    European Starlings, again pretty typical for this count circle.
>    - We had one new species for the count circle, a Golden-crowned
>    Sparrow!
>    - We had an all-time high of 476 American Robin, more than the first
>    20 years of this count circle *combined *(1981-2000)*.*
>    - Raptors were low across the board, particularly Great Horned Owls
>    with just one seen, tied for lowest (1991). This was likely driven by the
>    low visibility than anything else.
>    - We saw 72 Bald Eagles, considering the limited visibility this was
>    higher than expected!
>
> Thanks to all who participated in this count, we hope to see you again
> next year and we're always welcome to new participants as well!
>
> Cheers,
> Colin Woolley
> Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
> Barr Lake CBC Compiler
>
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