July 16, 2014
Richard Stevens:
On the way to A.M. Bailey Bird Sanctuary (Summit County), Bryan Ehlmann and I explored Line Shack Road and Vail Pass. Without a doubt, the highlight was two male White-winged Crossbills near Minturn.
We observed another White-winged Crossbill up the Shrine Pass trail (Vail Pass, Summit County).
A stop by a friend's home did add some mountain species to the start of our trip. Best were six Brown-capped Rosy Finches and four Band-tailed Pigeons.
Afternoon thunderstorms did not allow us to go owling or put out our "owl listening stations".
Richard Stevens:
On the way to A.M. Bailey Bird Sanctuary (Summit County), Bryan Ehlmann and I explored Line Shack Road and Vail Pass. Without a doubt, the highlight was two male White-winged Crossbills near Minturn.
We observed another White-winged Crossbill up the Shrine Pass trail (Vail Pass, Summit County).
A stop by a friend's home did add some mountain species to the start of our trip. Best were six Brown-capped Rosy Finches and four Band-tailed Pigeons.
Afternoon thunderstorms did not allow us to go owling or put out our "owl listening stations".
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