^Zach Schiff, Centennial.
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I was talking to our former biologist at work (she retired earlier this year
and now comes in on a volunteer basis) the other day about this since she
brought up that I ought to keep my eyes and ears out for them in the coming
weeks.
Similar to the alfalfa habitat you mentioned, she had said th
At a quick first glance, it looks like a hooded oriole, but that would be
highly unusual. The black up through the eye may indicate a juvie bullocks
oriole.
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Actually, a little deeper searching makes me definitely think orchard oriole.
The black on the throat is much more complete than it would be on juv bullocks.
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On Monday, June 19, 2017 at 9:26:07 AM UTC-6, Adam Vesely wrote:
> Following up on Zach Schiff's report yesterday, a White Ibis is still present
> in the Lowell Ponds area (Adams Co.) as of 9:20 AM. These are the ponds north
> of I-76. I counted at least 18 Snowy Egrets also.
>
> Adam Vesely
> T
