I’ve been a birder for 50+ years. I’m unproud to say my skills have not really
advanced much in those years. I have no audio capabilities (too many voices in
my head I think…) I haven’t added to my life list in a while and 90% of my
lists were completed in an ornithology course in college and
I saw a bobolink fly across the bike path last night 5:50 PM roughly in
Chatfield State Park. I was riding the bike path next to C-470, going West
near the large washout area, riding up and over the dam, when one flew
across the bike path right in front of me. I did not see a pair and since I
was
Both Arapahoe & Roosevelt National Forests in Clear Creek, Boulder,
Jefferson, Gilpin & Larimer county. Started midnight last night
https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/wildfire/national-forest-land-clos
ure-historic-colorado-fires/73-de9bd893-2c9e-485f-a681-c47fce43a81c
Jim Moss
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Are the tamarisks all dead or just individual trees?
If they are all dead in large groups along the river, then it is the
beetle. A predatory beetle was brought in to eliminate the Tamarisks. It
was tested for more than 10 years to see if it was going to be an
eco-disaster. Scientists
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO REIMBURSE SEARCH & RESCUE IN COLORADO AT ANY TIME!
Colorado and the vast majority of states do not charge for search and rescue
services. Only New Hampshire can and does charge for Search & Rescue. For
more information on this see:
