January 20, 2015
Richard Stevens:
While out doing chores, I stopped by Barr Lake (Adams County). I ran into Alec Hopping who found a Glaucous Gull off the banding station area. Unfortunately, I was not able to relocate the Glaucous Gull. A Lesser Black-backed Gull was found northwest of the boat ramp.
No Short-eared Owls were found along the DIA Owl Loop this evening. I stopped at the corner of 96th avenue & Quency Street to scope for Short-eared Owls and saw a white owl on the fence post to the northwest. My first thought was a Snowy Owl. It flew several times and landed on other fence posts. It turned out to be a quite white Barn Owl. A few weeks ago, I had found a road kill Barn Owl at this same corner.
Richard Stevens:
While out doing chores, I stopped by Barr Lake (Adams County). I ran into Alec Hopping who found a Glaucous Gull off the banding station area. Unfortunately, I was not able to relocate the Glaucous Gull. A Lesser Black-backed Gull was found northwest of the boat ramp.
No Short-eared Owls were found along the DIA Owl Loop this evening. I stopped at the corner of 96th avenue & Quency Street to scope for Short-eared Owls and saw a white owl on the fence post to the northwest. My first thought was a Snowy Owl. It flew several times and landed on other fence posts. It turned out to be a quite white Barn Owl. A few weeks ago, I had found a road kill Barn Owl at this same corner.
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