The Swamp Sparrow found by Dave Leatherman and refound by Joe Massomer at
Cottonwood Hollow in east Fort Collins was present this morning.  I
followed the directions posted yesterday by Joe, seeing and hearing the
bird at about 9:30.

Brad Biggerstaff
Fort Collins
On Nov 29, 2012 12:14 PM, "Joe Mammoser" <jmam...@waterpik.com> wrote:

> I went over to Cottonwood Hollow along east Prospect Road in Fort Collins
> over my lunch hour today. On the way into the natural area, I bumped into
> Larry Griffin who was on his way out. Sorry Larry, it appears you were
> about 20 minutes too early. I found one of the Swamp Sparrows along the
> flowing ditch/canal that is east of Artists Point Pond (or what's left of
> it). It was approximately 60-70 yards south of the culvert flowing from
> Artists Point Pond to the ditch/canal. At first things were very silent,
> but after
> about 15-20 minutes of standing still along the ditch and not making any
> noise except for an occasional spish every 3-4 minutes, I heard a different
> chip note to my
> left. When I went to investigate, the Swamp Sparrow was chipping
> frequently and at one point flew up to the top of a cattail stalk for
> several seconds before diving back
> into the cattails and going silent. I also had a silent bird about 100
> yards south of the culvert that dove into brush on the east side of the
> ditch and would not come
> back out and would not call, so I don't know what that was except it did
> not act or respond as a Song Sparrow would.
>
> Joe Mammoser
> Fort Collins
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