I'm sure this is the same bird. The pond is what I call Dunkirk Pond
(Himalaya changes to Dunkirk St just south of 53rd) and is a main feature
of the First Creek at Green Valley Ranch Trail. This is the same spot
that has had the Blackburnian Warbler, Blue-winged Warbler, several other
Adult male Black-throated Blue Warbler was seen this morning around 8am
north of the Dunkirk Pond. It was on the north end of the woods the last I
saw it.
John Breitsch
Denver, Colorado
https://www.flickr.com/photos/breitschbirding/
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Tennessee Warbler. My confidence level is 99%. White underneath,
yellow/green on the back, gray head with a light/white eyebrow. Under-tail
looked white. My look at that was just short enough to cause the 1%
hesitation, but only for reporting purposes. I believe this to be a TEWA.
It was seen
Not a surprise, but a minute or two after minute, I saw a Great Horned Owl
perched on a tree just north of the Dunkirk pond at First Creek at Green
Valley Ranch. Throw in some geese and the Denver Urban count is up to
three species already. I'd have stayed out longer to listen, but all I
Just the visitors center is closed for those times. The arsenal itself is
usually open sunrise to sunset (except a couple of holidays - possibly
Christmas and Thanksgiving, but I'm not sure).
John Breitsch
Denver
On Monday, October 19, 2020 at 7:21:51 PM UTC-6 tedfl...@gmail.com wrote:
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I took a quick walk this morning along the First Creek Trail at Green
Valley Ranch. In a twist from recent visits, I had no warblers at all, but
plenty of sparrows. Among dozens of White-crowned Sparrows was a lone
White-throated seen on the west side of the Dunkirk. It was foraging in
some
Starting a little before sunrise and birding for approximately three hours,
I picked up 50 species along the newest and eastern-most portion of the
First Creek Trail system.
*The Dunkirk Pond area* (previous spot for the Yellow-crowned Night Heron
and Blackburnian Warbler) was reasonably
