A couple of surprises this morning, there was a female Yellow-bellied Sapsucker at Valco Ponds in Pueblo, it was between pond 4 and 5. The other highlight was a Pectoral Sandpiper, east of Pueblo Reservoir dam, at the spillway, just below the dam, in the rocks. All six normal swallows have been around this past week in Pueblo. It sounds like some of the grouse tours have been finding all four species of loons at Pueblo Reservoir this week, one Yellow-billed, one Red-throated, one Pacific, and several Commons, usually seen from the middle of the reservoir east to the dam. Look from the Sailboard launching area, or N-1 Road on the top of the dam, or maybe from North Picnic Road/Juniper Breaks Campground, or from the SE portion of the reservoir.
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