September 29, 2015
Richard Stevens:
In the afternoon, Rebecca Kosten and I returned to Weld County and visited two friend's ranches. We stopped off to share some photos at private ranch # 1. The two Long-eared Owls that I saw yesterday were still in the same windbreak.
Later, we stopped off at private ranch # 2 and found another Long-eared Owl. At sunset, three of us watched a Short-eared Owl fly along the windbreak of this ranch.
After dark, Rebecca and I stopped at an abandoned barn in Arapahoe County. We were startled when our spotlight shone on the eyes of a Barn Owl.
I dislike being cryptic; the locations of these owls are to remain undisclosed. We did report them to the Colorado Bird Records Board.
Richard Stevens:
In the afternoon, Rebecca Kosten and I returned to Weld County and visited two friend's ranches. We stopped off to share some photos at private ranch # 1. The two Long-eared Owls that I saw yesterday were still in the same windbreak.
Later, we stopped off at private ranch # 2 and found another Long-eared Owl. At sunset, three of us watched a Short-eared Owl fly along the windbreak of this ranch.
After dark, Rebecca and I stopped at an abandoned barn in Arapahoe County. We were startled when our spotlight shone on the eyes of a Barn Owl.
I dislike being cryptic; the locations of these owls are to remain undisclosed. We did report them to the Colorado Bird Records Board.
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