Sorry for the late post, but I heard a singing Carolina Wren (I did not see it) in north Louisville on Monday morning. I am posting this in case it decided to hunker down during the gales yesterday and is still in the area!
The bird was singing from the back yard of a house on Dogwood Circle. I heard it while walking along a paved path that goes along the east side of North Open Space. At the same time at least three House Wrens were singing, so it was a "wren fall-out"! Also seen were a singing Orange-crowned Warbler and several Myrtle Warblers. This area is accessed by taking So. Boulder Rd. east to Centennial Drive, turn left or north and go to McKinley Ave. (turn left) and then go to Monarch St. (turn left), which turns into Monarch Ct., which ends in K. Helart Park. From the park, the paved path heads west, south, west, then turns south before a bridge across the ditch and parallels Goodhue ditch as it goes through the east side of North Open Space. The distance from K. Helart Park to where I heard the wren is about .1 mile. Paula Hansley Louisville (My first post bounced and I did not notice it at first) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To post to this group, send email to cobirds@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cobirds?hl=en?hl=en
