Correction, the small clearing i mentioned is the one referenced 9/23 (with
coordinates)by Steve Stachowiak, not “Scott S.”
Thx,
Patrick O’Driscoll
Denver
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> On Sep 23, 2019, at 9:53 PM, Steve & Melody wrote:
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> Cobirders,
>
> The approximate location of the "small
The male Hooded Warbler continues Wednesday morning at Lee Gulch west of
Mineral.
Refound @ 9:40 a.m. and just had good looks at it on NORTH side of creek. It
was working the trees and thick creek understory at or below eye level about 75
yards east (upstream) of the clearing described by Scott
The bird is now at the Russian olive off Carbonate Lane. Multiple birders here.
See previous mails
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> On Oct 23, 2018, at 6:43 AM, Thomas Heinrich wrote:
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> If the area north of Prince Lake #2 by the two oil tanks is closed today, I
> would try viewing from 111th along
Both birds still present, if somewhat distant, but also moving around mostly on
east half of S. Platte Park reservoir.
Patrick 0'Driscoll
Denver
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About a dozen birders just got good looks in the Austrian pines and neighboring
cottonwood after very brief glimpses earlier, in the same small open space on
Mirada Road opposite the Broadmoor CC in COLO Spgs
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Denver
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Yellow-bellied sapsucker in pInes west of tennis courts, now
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