Well, as I said before, the saga continues. David Dowell was at Valmont
today, and was not able to find a PALO, so apparently my identification
skills still need some work. I did not get any decent pictures of the Loon
in question, so I am not able to study it from the comfort of my desk.
Ba
*Addendum*:
A late male *Mountain Bluebird* was at the southern part of South Valley
Park today (JEF).
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 4:23 PM, David Suddjian wrote:
> I was at Chatfield SP soon after sunrise this morning. Here are some
> highlights in addi
Gods evening! I am working on a plover outing for History Colorado, and I would
like to know if anyone has good quality mountain plover photos that you be
willing to share. Mine are all poor quality.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Norm Lewis
Lakewood
303-910-1629
Norm
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Woodland Park Yard Area
Juncos thru the month: Gray-headed, Pink-sided, a few Slate-colored,
White-winged (one on 11-14 and 11-15)
Starlings in mid Nov.
American Goldfinch, a few on 11-8
Clark’s Nutcracker, 11-18
Red-winged Blackbird, a few on 11-3
White-breasted Nuthatch
House Finch
Townsend’s S
I was at Chatfield SP soon after sunrise this morning. Here are some
highlights in addition to the aforementioned *Red-Throated Loon*. The
reservoir was more birdy than in recent weeks, with lots of flocks birds
flying around and more birds on the water in some areas of the lake. From
the North Boa
Valmont Reservoir had an immature RED-THROATED LOON, two Common Loons, and
the RED-NECKED GREBE found by Jeff Parks. Christian Nunes spotted 4 TUNDRA
SWANS (3 ad, 1 juv) on Hillcrest Reservoir, the southernmost of the Valmont
three-lake complex. These birds were all finding food, so let's hope
As of 1:30 pm, I was able to relocate the red throated loon off of the handicap
fishing man's point out near the dam. Also of note as I'm walking out to the
point there are lots of juncos, finches, Robbins and magpies eating off the
shore in amongst them I found a tan morph white-throated Sparro
Toward the dam, north of the end of the Marina sandspit...cold out there!
David Suddjian
Littleton CO
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