COBirders,
I can’t remember seeing all three teals (BW, GW & Cinnamon) in the same body of
water at the same time. Today, in one of the Cottonwood Creek Ponds, I got
lucky.
I will say that, if it hadn’t been for COVID, I might have wandered a bit
further afield (while still staying in Arapahoe
view diamond pattern of the gargany and bl-w and gr-w flying
together, total four birds.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
From: "Gary Brower"
Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2020 3:06 PM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: [cobirds] Teals
a good picture (somewhere, probably could find
> it) of a lateral view diamond pattern of the gargany and bl-w and gr-w flying
> together, total four birds.
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> Karl Stecher
> Aurora/Arapahoe
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> From: "Gary Brower"
> Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2020
I too had a Teal trifecta (BW, GW, Cinnamon) at Robert Easton Park in
Littleton (SW Jeffco County) today! I enjoyed the trifecta post
tremendously, and probably wouldn't have taken notice if not for that. I
hadn't been to this park before, but it's in my county so I thought I'd
give it a try. I