Of course, there is the famous incident involving Roger Tory Peterson and
the Dovekie decoy that was planted during a Christmas Bird Count in the
Bronx in the 1930's. This link will take you to the book excerpt
describing this amusing tale---there's even a bit of a Colorado connection!
https:/
I have also had them on the Siamese Twins trail. Another place to find them is
Roxborough State Park south of Denver. If you miss them at Garden of the Gods
try Roxborough SP and Castlewood Canyon SP south of Parker, CO
Debbie Barnes
Colorado Springs, CO
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> On Mar 9, 202
Thanks for everyone who responded with information. Hopefully we will be lucky
with this bird. We will probably be there on 21st March.
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> Haha, that reminds me of when I found a decoy Mute Swan on one of my
> neighborhood patch bodies of water. It gave me great pause, but I was so
> suspicious of the good fortune, and after investigating, I was sorely
> disappointed, but slightly humored, that someone had put one out on the
Shame on me for not checking my email for a couple of days. I missed the
first few days of the field trip registration for the convention.
Unfortunately, the one of the trips that I really wanted to go on was fully
booked, the Higbee and Purgatoire Valley trip. I'm getting in town earlier
in t
Date: Monday, March 9, 2020
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