October 25, 2014
Richard Stevens:
As I passed Aurora Reservoir (Arapahoe County), I stopped to see if the Lesser Black-backed Gull was below the dam and at the scuba beach. Unfortunately, it was present but quite far out in the water (too many anglers around).
I hoped to relocate the Red-throated Loon found earlier in the morning at Chatfield State Park. Regrettably, it had flown before my arrival. The two Surf Scoters below the Heronry Overlook were a nice consolation for the 45 mile drive to the park.
Later I scoped Spring Park Reservoir (Arapahoe/Jefferson), Coley Lake (Arapahoe) and McLellan Reservoir (Arapahoe) without finding the Red-throated Loon.
It was another marvelous fall day with temperatures in the low 80s and calm winds!
Richard Stevens:
As I passed Aurora Reservoir (Arapahoe County), I stopped to see if the Lesser Black-backed Gull was below the dam and at the scuba beach. Unfortunately, it was present but quite far out in the water (too many anglers around).
I hoped to relocate the Red-throated Loon found earlier in the morning at Chatfield State Park. Regrettably, it had flown before my arrival. The two Surf Scoters below the Heronry Overlook were a nice consolation for the 45 mile drive to the park.
Later I scoped Spring Park Reservoir (Arapahoe/Jefferson), Coley Lake (Arapahoe) and McLellan Reservoir (Arapahoe) without finding the Red-throated Loon.
It was another marvelous fall day with temperatures in the low 80s and calm winds!
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