August 10, 2014
Richard Stevens:
Bryan Ehlmann and returned from our short trip to northeastern Colorado. For the most part the day was uneventful.
Jumbo Reservoir (Logan/Sedgwick Counties) presented few birds and no uncommon ones.
A Mississippi Kite flew over Overland Park in Sterling (Logan). We found a couple of Dickcissel along Logan County Road 46 on the way into Sterling Reservoir. No uncommon birds were recorded at the reservoir.
We skipped Prewitt Reservoir (Logan/Washington) expecting many mosquitoes and few rare birds.
No Long-eared Owls were found at Jackson Reservoir (Morgan). A Caspian Tern flew by along the western shore during the search for Long-eared Owls. Half a dozen Yellow-rumped Warblers flew around Pelican Campgrounds.
A detour to Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan) found a male Red-bellied Woodpecker wandering around the northern border. The resident Eastern Screech-Owl was not enticed to appear today.
Our final stop was Banner Lakes Wildlife Area. Again, birding was slow. No Long-eared Owls were found in the western windbreak.
Jumbo Reservoir (Logan/Sedgwick Counties) presented few birds and no uncommon ones.
A Mississippi Kite flew over Overland Park in Sterling (Logan). We found a couple of Dickcissel along Logan County Road 46 on the way into Sterling Reservoir. No uncommon birds were recorded at the reservoir.
We skipped Prewitt Reservoir (Logan/Washington) expecting many mosquitoes and few rare birds.
No Long-eared Owls were found at Jackson Reservoir (Morgan). A Caspian Tern flew by along the western shore during the search for Long-eared Owls. Half a dozen Yellow-rumped Warblers flew around Pelican Campgrounds.
A detour to Brush Wildlife Area (Morgan) found a male Red-bellied Woodpecker wandering around the northern border. The resident Eastern Screech-Owl was not enticed to appear today.
Our final stop was Banner Lakes Wildlife Area. Again, birding was slow. No Long-eared Owls were found in the western windbreak.
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