n the ones we’d been seeing on our
trip, when I looked out my living room window to see a male Scarlet Tanager
in the yard. That was good fun. https://ebird.org/checklist/S56817229
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groups of parents and fledglings in evidence.
A nest with a very young Swainson’s Hawk chick, which strikes me as rather late
in the season. I also saw a lovely dark-phase Swainson’s, though I did not
manage to photograph it from an angle to show that off.
Chris Selvig
Colorado Springs
I heard an unusual call in my backyard this morning and looked up to find a
male Red Crossbill, feeding on Siberian elm seeds and then fir cones.
Certainly a surprise in this neighborhood (Shook’s Run downtown), and
particularly in the summer.
Chris Selvig
Colorado Springs
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FOS Yellow-rumped and Yellow Warblers.
Large flocks of Chipping Sparrows
On the opposite side of the migration spectrum, a straggling flock of Cedar
Waxwings is still around.
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of American
Kestrels along IL Road, parallel to the DOTR on the east side of the Pueblo
Depot Activity - I counted 14 in the five miles or so of that road.
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Cedar around 4:00 PM, drifting east-northeast. Sadly it disappeared when I
ran in to grab my camera.
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Kinglet I've seen in my yard.
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I had to go to the US Air Force Academy this morning and noticed two pairs of
Say’s Phoebes around the Community Center. Spring is springing.
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On a short break from work this afternoon, I saw a single Redpoll mixed in with
a group of Dark-eyed Juncos in the open space along Summerhill Road in Colorado
Springs.
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pinkish-yellow wash on the vent suggest female Vermilion, but that would be
unusual in SE CO and the breast is not streaked. Am I just overexcited and
looking at a fairly easterly Willow?
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No luck on the amphibians, other than Bullfrogs, but before the storms
hit I did find a Prairie Rattlesnake and a Painted Turtle in eastern El
Paso County, and a 2020-hatchling Yellow-bellied Racer in western Lincoln
County.
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On Sunday, May 9, 2021 at 11:45:35 AM UTC-6 Chris wrote:
> Sharing a new yard bird! For the last two days, I've had the pleasure of
> catching glimpses of a lovely Golden-Crowned Sparrow scratching for loose
> seed. I ex
is it misjudged a dive and hit the building.
-a sizable colony of Burrowing Owls, at least 8 seen in a fairly quick scan.
-a Golden Eagle
-FOS House Wren.
Of non-avian note: an unusually grumpy Prairie Rattlesnake.
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On the way back from a northern New Mexico trip this afternoon, I saw two
Ferruginous Hawks, on in northern Las Animas County east of Aguilar and another
in southern Huerfano County, southeast of Walsenburg.
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Nothing terribly exotic, but in my downtown Colorado Springs neighborhood I
noted large numbers of American Robins yesterday, which were not present
the day before, and a Great Blue Heron.
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Next month I will be returning to New England. I have a practically brand
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be needing. Are there any takers? I live in Aurora, but am willing to mail
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On the way to Pawnee Buttes for yesterday’s CBC, I stopped to refuel at the
intersection of I-76 and Highway 71 in Brush, and glassed through a large mixed
flock of geese in the cornfield behind the strip along 71. In addition to the
usual suspects were about a dozen blue-phase Snow Geese, and
Yes, I was there - I wonder if this is that juvenile, into its adult plumage
now.
Laboriously constructed by feeding punchcards into a vast mainframe computer.
> On Dec 19, 2020, at 09:22, Tyler Stewart wrote:
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> Chris,
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> We had one in that same area on last ye
I’m in the midst of my Colorado Springs CBC day, but thought some of you would
want to know there is an adult Northern Goshawk in the Stratton Open Space
area. We spotted it in the Cresta Trail section, about 200 meters behind
Cheyenne Mountain High School. I’m afraid I did not get photos, as
I saw at least 52 near Luna Reservoir in Thornton about a week ago. I saw
similar numbers in that area last winter as well.
Chris Petrizzo
Broomfield
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 3:39:08 PM UTC-7 Dave Cameron wrote:
> Two different people now have asked me whether Western Meadowl
, a
stuffed animal that looks sort of like a deer or a rabbit with sparkling
gray antlers. A jackalope? Of course it’s one of George’s favorites.
Joe Roller was a legend in his own time. He deserves every tribute we can
give him. For every story we might tell, he could tell ten.
Chris Rurik
Lakebay, WA
to be an
actual Purple Finch! And the behavior is just like some of you told me it
would be - a single bird at someone's feeder.
Location and photos can be found on the eBird
list: https://ebird.org/checklist/S75437331
Happy birding,
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Can anyone recommend places, preferably less than 2 hours from Denver, to
kayak and bird? I've been in CO 4 months and been to Cherry Creek and
Chatfield, but the motorboats and jet skis were unpleasant, to put it
mildly. Thanks in advance.
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Two weeks I was camping at Vega Lake State Park and saw 2 Lewis'
Woodpeckers. One was on a fence post maybe 10 feet from the dirt road.
Also there were a number of Violet-Green swallows, plus a family of
Mountain Bluebirds. As a recent transplant to CO, the bluebirds were a
special treat.
Chris
lso, thank
you, Steven, for the article- I will look into it!
Chris Pagliaro
Erie
On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 10:25:55 PM UTC-6, Chris Pagliaro wrote:
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> I had the bird pictured below in my yard in western Erie (Arapahoe and
> 287) on May 27. It actually flew into my window, flew into
On the drive down to a hike in Comanche National Grassland this morning I got a
good look at a Black Vulture over Highway 50
, immediately south of Pueblo Airport.
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The Glen Eyrie reservoirs had fish large enough for Ospreys in the 1980s,
when I routinely trespassed up there.
On Saturday, April 25, 2020 at 2:38:40 PM UTC-6, Marty wrote:
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> I took an afternoon walk yesterday over toward a hogback just SE of the
> Flying W Ranch
ne Eastern Kingbird.
American Kestrel with a small snake, almost certainly a young-of-2019
Western Hognose given the size and shape.
Prairie Falcon.
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Instagram feed for Broomfield Widlife:
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I also have photos of that same shrike chasing a Blue Jay, and eating a
cricket!
Chris Petrizzo
Broomfield
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Tanager, and one is posted with this
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Western Bluebirds hunting from
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I saw a Say’s Phoebe northwest of Pueblo Memorial Airport this afternoon.
Spring is on the way.
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Gulls: https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S53949497
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to Cassin's.
Thanks to those of you who very gently suggested the male in the photograph
may be Cassin's.
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Broomfield, CO
On Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 7:01:57 PM UTC-7, Chris Petrizzo wrote:
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> Early Wednesday afternoon there was a flock of a dozen or so Purple
>
that someone also spotted Purple Finches in the town of Lyons
2 weeks ago, so apparently they are hanging around the area.
-chris
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There are at least 8 Black Scoters just south of the railroad trestle over
Turkey Creek on Pueblo Reservoir this morning.
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While out birding today a ran across a trumpeter swan on valco pond #7. Didn't
think to much about it as there has been one in the area for awhile now.
However, when I got home I seen that a swan was also reported at the same time
at the nearby gravel pit, which aroused my suspicion that there
Wondering if there is any information about the Pink Footed Goose? From the
most recent posting it appears it hasn’t been seen yet today.
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flycatcher from anyone who looks for the bird this morning. Thanks, Chris
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We've had a yellow one on our feeder this summer, and about a decade ago I
photographed a trio of males along Monument Valley Park with one the
standard pinkish-red; one an almost Day-Glo orange, and one yellow. Over
the last winter I noticed some others with large leucistic patches.
Chris
.
Other birds of some note: one Bonaparte’s Gull; an adult Bald Eagle perched
in the trees next to the marina; a pair of Redheads, a Great Horned Owl, a
prairie Merlin, and two Western Grebes.
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Warbler by the time
we headed back.
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Has anyone found the Pueblo Snowy Owl today?
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On the thread of Mourning Dove numbers in southern CO, my father mentioned
seeing huge numbers of them recently in an area where rains had produced dense
growths of sunflowers.
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I found a flock of 11 Red Crossbills feeding in Mountain Shadows Park this
afternoon, likely the same flock Steve Brown is seeing.
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Observed a Red-necked Grebe at Cherry Creek State Park in Arapahoe County at
04:00 today. It was swimming in the south side of the reservoir near the
marina.
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While walking the 30th Street trail in Garden of the Gods Friday afternoon I
got good looks at a Townsend’s Solitaire associating with a mixed flock of
chickadees, House Finches, and Oregon Juncos.
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birds near there were a group of American Avocets feeding in a stock dam pond.
Caution regarding mud is advised around John Martin as well.
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one of the
shorter trees lining the lake. While I attempted to get a picture (and
probably failed), my dad watched it eat a green caterpillar about three
times the length of its beak. It was near a bench that faces the lake,
about fifty yards from the west end of the lake. It was silent.
Chris R
Phone by Renée Casias at Rose pond in Chico Basin Ranch on the south side of
the pond in the open wet fields. Pictures have been taken.
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fluttering
in toward the shale hillside. Common Poorwill! Within seconds it flushed
again toward the Birds and Bees Trail, and we could not refind it.
Great birding in one of Denver's great migrant traps. Hopefully continued
storms will bring more.
Best,
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that
focus on other species as well, as well as a roller derby bout on May 20
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but since I did not have
binoculars with me I cannot say for sure which direction they went.
I realize this is an unusual sighting and that the chances of relocating
the pair is remote, but this is too notable of an event for me to not make
a record on the list.
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Aurora, CO
We've had a few drop-outs in our Gunnison sage-grouse viewing (Saturday and
Sunday viewings) this weekend. Feel free to register if you're interested.
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The associate of Chris President Trump has issued executive order to
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Rooster.
According to a source with the knowledge of president trumps decision the
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Rocky Mountain Wild is hosting a presentation and a viewing event for
Gunnison sage-grouse coming up April 29-30.
Gunnison Sage-Grouse Presentation at Western State University
600 N Adams St, Gunnison, CO
April 29, 7:00 pm
The presentation is open to the public. People signed up for the viewing
I should have been more clear. This is an UNCONFIRMED sighting.
IF it is a fork-tailed flycatcher, it would be a first state record (I
think).
Chris Rurik
Westminster CO
On Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 7:28:50 AM UTC-7, Chris Rurik wrote:
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> Hot off the wire, an eBird rare bird
Hot off the wire, an eBird rare bird alert of a Fork-tailed Flycatcher in
Trinidad (Las Animas County) yesterday at 2:15.
Thought I'd let those who are not signed up for the alerts know.
Does anyone have any more information?
Thanks,
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I stopped at Indian Tree GC at 10:30 am, and no geese were present. They
move around a lot in this area. None currently at Hidden Lake either.
Chris Rurik
Westminster, CO
On Friday, January 27, 2017 at 6:31:01 AM UTC-7, Martha LKJ wrote:
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> Though I won't be able to drive by until to
produced a few hybrid offspring with Canada Geese.
This bird from a few years ago is suspicious:
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S16035094
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Westminster CO
On Tuesday, December 13, 2016 at 11:01:32 AM UTC-7, Gary Brower wrote:
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again if I see it return.
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While scouting for an Audubon Master Birder alumni trip in December I found a
Northern Shrike and a Lesser Black-backed Gull at Fossil Creek Reservoir in
Fort Collins.
They were located on the far east side of the reservoir along the frontage
road to I-25.
Chris Goulart
Aurora
) then landed in the middle of the res and
floated. Distant even with the scope. An awesome bird.
Good birding to all,
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Denver CO
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sted Sandpiper, a lifer for about half of
our group. Thanks Cheri!
At a playa just NE of Byers we saw eight species of shorebirds to round out
the day.
All in all a really fun day of chasing. Looking forward to next time.
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Hi all,
Audubon Society of Greater Denver's 100 Years for Birds is happening this
coming Sunday, 10 am-12 pm.
http://www.denveraudubon.org/auduboncenter/100-years-for-birds/
There's going to be live bird demonstrations, bird & wildlife tours,
actions to take to protect Gunnison sage-grouse
The little blue heron is present at the same location in North West Longmont
as yesterday. Working the west and north sides of the island. As an added treat
the green heron is also present and making itself available for viewing.
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Chris Wood and Jessie Barry report 21 Red-necked Phalarope from Bluff Lake
in the Stapleton Neighborhood of Denver.
I won't be returning from WA until this evening, so I hope they stick
around until tomorrow!
This is a new bird for the Bluff Lake bird list, which
it was.
Oh yeah! A species total: 101.
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was not
there today.
Good birding!
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. Seeing an early Swainson's Hawk and a late Rough-legged
Hawk were pretty cool as well.
Between the raptors and shrikes, the rodents don't stand a chance.
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ces to the Lark Bunting our anticipated to
be removed by the end of this month.
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Just leaving Westerly Creek Park, where an early male Blue-winged Teal has
joined the five Cinnamon Teal. Also of note were a Western Scrub-jay and Say's
Phoebe.
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> it, it won't have part of my name in the response. This duck was discovered
> by other grea
if it's a small group, you
stay on the move, and you stay on the roads.
Also, for all you county listers, the location between 112th and 114th east
of Trussville is in Denver County, not Adams.
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& a kind of small Blackbird with red Shoulders (*Oriolus phoenicius*) that
hopped about amongst the Bullrushes with a few Crows that seemed to
accompany the Indians comprehended our ornithological list of this
extensive tract.”
Chris Rurik
Denver CO
On Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 9:21:
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Last I saw them, they were perking up and starting to dive about even with
the east shades.
Also at least three Common Loons, five Horned Grebes, over a dozen Eared
and Pied-billed Grebes, and half a thousand Western Grebes.
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a month ago. At the Silverthorne Waste Water Treatment Plant,
diversity was a bit lower and numbers were modest. However, a "tardy"
flock of about 30 Yellow-rumped Warblers was a bit of a surprise.
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Aurora, CO
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I would not send a fundraising appeal to CoBirds, but this will
have such a direct impact on the birds at one of Denver's best hotspots
that I wanted you all to be aware of the opportunity.
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killdeer. Oh, and two snipe.
FOS Bufflehead, Lesser Scaup, and Am Tree Sparrow earlier this morning.
Chris Rurik
Denver CO
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It was a great trip in a beautiful part of the state.
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Several people have been looking for the Turnstone since about 830 this
morning. It has not reappeared
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Thanks to all who helped with feedback. Jury's strongly in favor of
Philadelphia Vireo.
Chris Rurik
Denver, CO
On Wednesday, September 23, 2015 at 1:37:20 PM UTC-6, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
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> Chris Rurik and I both birded the Gardens this morning. A Brown Thrasher
> was around during
, and two Rock Wren.
Chris Rurik
Denver, CO
On Tuesday, September 8, 2015 at 9:45:48 AM UTC-6, Dave Leatherman wrote:
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> Nice photos, Bill, of a nice bird. Just to make it clear and save the
> sterling Denver Audubon Master Birder Class of 2015 going to the trouble of
> a mass re
, some shorebirds, etc.
All in all a great day. Hope this helps in planning trips as migration
ramps up.
Chris Rurik
Denver CO
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Has anyone been to the playa in Arapahoe County near CRs 149 26? Last
eBird report was a while ago, and I'd like to know if the habitat is still
good enough to host birds. Also, if you have intel on other playas in that
area, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,
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On Saturday, July 4, 2015 at 4:13:46 PM UTC-6, Chris Goulart wrote:
While driving through the Flat Tops Wilderness are we saw four Sandhill
Cranes, two adults and two juveniles. They were located in a field 4.5
miles east of Meeker, CO in Rio Blanco County.
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While drinking through the Flat Tops Wilderness are we saw four Sandhill
Cranes, two adults and two juveniles. They were located in a field 4.5 miles
east of Meeker, CO in Rio Blanco County.
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Other cool birds in the area: Blue Grosbeak, Eastern Kingbird, YB Chat,
Gray Catbird.
Good summer birding,
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I went to Barr Lake for the dawn chorus and had over 60 species. The
WHITE-EYED VIREO was in the previously reported location, about 50 yards
North of the pedestrian bridge on the lake side of the path. It was
actively singing and foraging giving very good looks. Also present were
Barr Lake is in Adams County
On Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 9:42:27 AM UTC-6, Chris Goulart wrote:
I went to Barr Lake for the dawn chorus and had over 60 species. The
WHITE-EYED VIREO was in the previously reported location, about 50 yards
North of the pedestrian bridge on the lake side
of the
intersection. Since I was driving I didn't notice if they landed or not.
Good birding!
Chris Knight
Northglenn, CO
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recently by Steve Mlodinow.
Other birds at the ranch today were a nesting Great Horned Owl and a Barn
Owl at the usual roosting location. Otherwise it was pretty slow.
Good bidring!
Chris Knight
Northglenn, CO
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Good birding.
Chris Knight
Northglenn, CO
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no one else in the area
(weather forecast over-hyped again?).
Chris Knight
Northglenn, CO
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