June 22, 2012
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I took a leisurely walk around the Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Adams).
A Virginia Rail answered our recording played at the southwest corner of Lake Ladora. A few Song Sparrows sang from the cattails. A Burrowing Owl was building a nest in a nearby cottonwood tree (is it getting late for that? we wondered).
Several Western Kingbirds were spotted along the south side of the lake. A Cassin's Kingbird surprised us when he was fly catching at the southeast corner of the lake (D Street & Sixth Avenue).
Few additional species were observed during our 3 hour hike. Nothing uncommon crossed our path.
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I took a leisurely walk around the Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Adams).
A Virginia Rail answered our recording played at the southwest corner of Lake Ladora. A few Song Sparrows sang from the cattails. A Burrowing Owl was building a nest in a nearby cottonwood tree (is it getting late for that? we wondered).
Several Western Kingbirds were spotted along the south side of the lake. A Cassin's Kingbird surprised us when he was fly catching at the southeast corner of the lake (D Street & Sixth Avenue).
Few additional species were observed during our 3 hour hike. Nothing uncommon crossed our path.
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