June 25, 2013
Rebecca Kosten: transcript of telephone call:
Stevens and Ehlmann continue their Gunnison County Bird Breeding Surveys.
They found a Black Swift flying around Big Green Mountain Falls.
A Dusky Grouse, Williamson's Sapsucker and several Red-naped Sapsuckers were seen at Silver Jack Campgrounds. The highlight of the day was a male Hooded Warbler with a beak full of food.
A Dusky Grouse crossed the road to Cowboy Lake. Yet another American Three-toed Woodpecker was also found.
After dark, they found a Boreal Owl along the road, above Cowboy Lake.
No owls were caught calling on the three "owl listening stations" that they had set up along Hampton Road (Cowboy Lake Road).
Rebecca Kosten: transcript of telephone call:
Stevens and Ehlmann continue their Gunnison County Bird Breeding Surveys.
They found a Black Swift flying around Big Green Mountain Falls.
A Dusky Grouse, Williamson's Sapsucker and several Red-naped Sapsuckers were seen at Silver Jack Campgrounds. The highlight of the day was a male Hooded Warbler with a beak full of food.
A Dusky Grouse crossed the road to Cowboy Lake. Yet another American Three-toed Woodpecker was also found.
After dark, they found a Boreal Owl along the road, above Cowboy Lake.
No owls were caught calling on the three "owl listening stations" that they had set up along Hampton Road (Cowboy Lake Road).
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