April 24, 2012
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I returned to Fort Morgan Ponds (Morgan County) for another search for the American Woodcock reported on April 22; again, we were unsuccessful.
Brush Ponds Wildlife Area appeared to have few birds. Then we drove to Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan). A few interesting birds were found. A male Northern Parula fluttered about the eastern side of the pond.
A male Red-bellied Woodpecker worked the northern border. He led us to a female Red-bellied Woodpecker and a possible nesting tree.
No Eastern Screech-Owls were found today.
A pair of Eastern Bluebirds, a Wilson's Warbler and a Black-throated Gray Warbler was highlights at Last Chance Rest Stop (Washington).
A stop at the I70 Rest Stop near Byers did not find any uncommon birds.
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I returned to Fort Morgan Ponds (Morgan County) for another search for the American Woodcock reported on April 22; again, we were unsuccessful.
Brush Ponds Wildlife Area appeared to have few birds. Then we drove to Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan). A few interesting birds were found. A male Northern Parula fluttered about the eastern side of the pond.
A male Red-bellied Woodpecker worked the northern border. He led us to a female Red-bellied Woodpecker and a possible nesting tree.
No Eastern Screech-Owls were found today.
A pair of Eastern Bluebirds, a Wilson's Warbler and a Black-throated Gray Warbler was highlights at Last Chance Rest Stop (Washington).
A stop at the I70 Rest Stop near Byers did not find any uncommon birds.
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