May 6, 2014
Richard Stevens:
Bryan Ehlmann and I returned to Wheat Ridge Greenbelt (Prospect Park) at sunrise. The Northern Parula was relocated about 100 yards east of the Footbridge over Clear Creek. A Cooper's Hawk was found farther east. No Eastern Screech-Owls could be found this trip.
We stopped at Matthews-Winter Open Space on our way to Red Rocks Park (Jefferson). A male Summer Tanager surprised us (along Mount Vernon Creek, behind the restroom). A couple of House Wren chattered the whole time we walked the park.
No Golden-crowned Sparrow or Fox Sparrow was found in the hour we waited behind the Trading Post at Red Rocks Park.
After dropping Bryan off, I heard about the Worm-eating Warbler at Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe) and headed over that way. Unfortunately, I arrived about 50 minutes since that last report. The warbler was not reported after that.
Richard Stevens:
Bryan Ehlmann and I returned to Wheat Ridge Greenbelt (Prospect Park) at sunrise. The Northern Parula was relocated about 100 yards east of the Footbridge over Clear Creek. A Cooper's Hawk was found farther east. No Eastern Screech-Owls could be found this trip.
We stopped at Matthews-Winter Open Space on our way to Red Rocks Park (Jefferson). A male Summer Tanager surprised us (along Mount Vernon Creek, behind the restroom). A couple of House Wren chattered the whole time we walked the park.
No Golden-crowned Sparrow or Fox Sparrow was found in the hour we waited behind the Trading Post at Red Rocks Park.
After dropping Bryan off, I heard about the Worm-eating Warbler at Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe) and headed over that way. Unfortunately, I arrived about 50 minutes since that last report. The warbler was not reported after that.
Burrowing Owls, no Short-eared Owls were observed along the DIA Owl Loop (Adams).
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