March 13, 2009
Richard Stevens:
Early in the morning I tried my luck at finding owls at riparian areas in Morgan County; without success.
A stop at Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan County) relocated the pair of Red-bellied Woodpeckers. The Eastern Screech-Owl found several weeks ago did not cooperate today.
Long-eared Owls can still be found at Jackson Lake State Park. Not much else was found though plenty of American Robins flew around.
In the afternoon I drove the DIA Owl Loop (Denver International Airport, Adams County) to see if any Burrowing Owls have arrived; none were found. I did see a Ferruginous Hawk flying over the Prairie Dog Village (CR 96 at 3.4 miles east of Tower Road).
A Rough-legged Hawk stood on one of the road signs.
Richard Stevens:
Early in the morning I tried my luck at finding owls at riparian areas in Morgan County; without success.
A stop at Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan County) relocated the pair of Red-bellied Woodpeckers. The Eastern Screech-Owl found several weeks ago did not cooperate today.
Long-eared Owls can still be found at Jackson Lake State Park. Not much else was found though plenty of American Robins flew around.
In the afternoon I drove the DIA Owl Loop (Denver International Airport, Adams County) to see if any Burrowing Owls have arrived; none were found. I did see a Ferruginous Hawk flying over the Prairie Dog Village (CR 96 at 3.4 miles east of Tower Road).
A Rough-legged Hawk stood on one of the road signs.
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