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(plus a few Grays nearby) were about three miles north of the CR 38 spot.
One Loggerhead Shrike was near the north end of CR 32, and another was along
Peach Valley Rd. east of Delta.
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Geez...I also realized that one Chukar may have been a noteworthy sighting
along Dominguez Canyon Rd. just before the "private railroad crossing" sign.
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, female Townsend’s
Warbler was the only notable migrant. One adult and one juvenile Golden
Eagle were above the fish hatchery ponds.
One lone White-faced Ibis was at Harvey Gap SP.
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, but there were plenty
of rocks.
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I'm not sure what usual Lark Bunting dates are here, but one adult female and
one female/1st winter bird on CR F west of CR 13 seemed possibly late to me.
One dark-lored (oriantha/leucophrys), female/1st winter White-crowned Sparrow
was on CR 20, just north of CR I.
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inter Lark Bunting was in Morgan co., on CR K/I, coming in to the
water tank about a mile east of Huey Ranch.
(Where are all the Rough-legged hawks?? I had one on the NE corner of RM
Arsenal NWR last Sunday, but none since.)
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, mixed in with a huge blackbird, grackle, cowbird flock.
Possibly mentionable from yesterday were also one hen and two drake Wood Duck
on the W side of the CR 59 crossing of the S. Platte R. (Washington co.).
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range (?), someone may want to explore here.
A quick run through Crow Valley Park after sunset showed only a Brown Thasher,
Wilson's Warbler (f.ad.), Hermit Thrush, and House Wren.
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Nuthatch seemed possibly
interesting (?).
Noticing that folks are posting about Sandhill Cranes... I've encountered
numerous flocks every day over the past week in NE CO. It has also been
striking me that I'm finding more Ruby-crowned Kinglet individuals than
warblers (something I'm
Mergansers and
at least three Red-Breasted Mergansers.
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Creek STL.
Birds were few and far between.
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