At first light I entered Rocky Mountain Arsenal and went to Richard Stevens' waypoint for Long-eared Owls. In less than 5 minutes a Long-eared Owl responded to my Long-eared Owl tape. I did not get any response when I played a Barn Owl tape.
There were no land birds at the Rod and Gun Club bird blind. Canada Geese, Gadwall, American Coots and Pied-billed Grebes were in the pond.
A Palm Warbler was found in the cottonwoods along the stream between Lower Derby Lake and Lake Ladora. I couldn't see into Lower Derby Lake and didn't take the time to hike to Havana pond.
Later I walked Buckley Road from 56th avenue to 88th avenue and back. I didn't find Friday's Fox Sparrow. A Sage Thrasher was around the Wildlife Watch parking lot. A Burrowing Owl (Stevens, 10/2) was in Denver County across from the 8th telephone pole south of 88th avenue.
There were no land birds at the Rod and Gun Club bird blind. Canada Geese, Gadwall, American Coots and Pied-billed Grebes were in the pond.
A Palm Warbler was found in the cottonwoods along the stream between Lower Derby Lake and Lake Ladora. I couldn't see into Lower Derby Lake and didn't take the time to hike to Havana pond.
Later I walked Buckley Road from 56th avenue to 88th avenue and back. I didn't find Friday's Fox Sparrow. A Sage Thrasher was around the Wildlife Watch parking lot. A Burrowing Owl (Stevens, 10/2) was in Denver County across from the 8th telephone pole south of 88th avenue.
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