November 30, 2011
Richard Stevens:
Bryan Ehlmann and I drove to Burlington Colorado. A surprise American Woodcock has been in a yard at the north end of town. The bird was a great start to our trip!
A trip through Bonny Reservoir and Hale Ponds found Eastern Screech-Owls both at Hale Ponds and along Yuma County Road 3 (between Foster's Grove Campgrounds and Hwy 385).
We also relocated a Northern Saw-whet Owl that has been in the area for several weeks.
A Harris's Sparrow was along Yuma County Road 4 (east of Hale). A flock of 50+ Cedar Waxwings was also at Hale.
We searched several riparian areas on the trip to Wray for Eastern Screech-Owls and/or Barn Owls; without success.
Richard Stevens:
Bryan Ehlmann and I drove to Burlington Colorado. A surprise American Woodcock has been in a yard at the north end of town. The bird was a great start to our trip!
A trip through Bonny Reservoir and Hale Ponds found Eastern Screech-Owls both at Hale Ponds and along Yuma County Road 3 (between Foster's Grove Campgrounds and Hwy 385).
We also relocated a Northern Saw-whet Owl that has been in the area for several weeks.
A Harris's Sparrow was along Yuma County Road 4 (east of Hale). A flock of 50+ Cedar Waxwings was also at Hale.
We searched several riparian areas on the trip to Wray for Eastern Screech-Owls and/or Barn Owls; without success.
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