February 11, 2015
Richard Stevens:
Temperatures were cooler today after last nights snow storm. Highs only reached the high 40s; winds were mild.
In the afternoon while doing chores, I stopped by Garland Park (Denver County). The two Greater White-fronted Geese reported yesterday by Joe Roller were at the northeast corner of the pond in the park. See photos on the Colorado Birding Society's website:
http://coloradobirdingsociety.net16.net
Later I stopped by Barr Lake (Adams). Most of the thousands of gulls were too far out in the lake to identify; no uncommon gulls were counted. I walked from the boat ramp to the Pioneer Trail and found two Great Horned Owls and a Barn Owl.
A splendid sunset was over the DIA Owl Loop; unfortunately, no Short-eared Owls were seen. Raptors included: two Red-tailed Hawks, two Ferruginous Hawks, one American Kestrel and a Rough-legged Hawk.
Richard Stevens:
Temperatures were cooler today after last nights snow storm. Highs only reached the high 40s; winds were mild.
In the afternoon while doing chores, I stopped by Garland Park (Denver County). The two Greater White-fronted Geese reported yesterday by Joe Roller were at the northeast corner of the pond in the park. See photos on the Colorado Birding Society's website:
http://coloradobirdingsociety.net16.net
Later I stopped by Barr Lake (Adams). Most of the thousands of gulls were too far out in the lake to identify; no uncommon gulls were counted. I walked from the boat ramp to the Pioneer Trail and found two Great Horned Owls and a Barn Owl.
A splendid sunset was over the DIA Owl Loop; unfortunately, no Short-eared Owls were seen. Raptors included: two Red-tailed Hawks, two Ferruginous Hawks, one American Kestrel and a Rough-legged Hawk.
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