To Each and All:
The last snowfalls were very exciting. We had frenzied birds at our
feeders, lots of birds dotting too-and-fro, so many that we could not keep
track of all of them. Some came down from higher elevations. Some appeared
from who-knew-not-where. Some were old friends who reappeared f
A beautiful day at the ranch today. Nice weather and little wind. We still
had our banded White-eyed Vireo and female Black-throated green around
today. They have been here since at least middle of last week and weathered
the snow storm. Hardy little birds they are!
Tomorrow is the last day of
A slow-ish day, with only 17 new birds banded. Three Cedar Waxwings, side
by side by side in the net, were a treat. We continue to catch a good
number of birds already banded this season (13), most in breeding
condition. Here's the breakdown of the 17 new birds:
Swainson's Thrush 6
Gray Catb
This morning I saw a pair of Wood Ducks on Grasmere Lake in Washington Park
in Denver. I have never seen Wood Ducks there before. Grasmere Lake is on
the southern end of the park in case anyone else wants to find them.
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