November 13, 2015
Richard Stevens:
I reversed the direction of my chores today (opposite of yesterday) and passed through Aurora Reservoir (Arapahoe) first. It was another beautiful day. Anemometer readings were 8 mph; the temperature reached the high 50s.
I was able to relocate the Red-necked Grebe and the Common Loon at Aurora Reservoir. Gulls were scattered over the lake. A quick scoping found no large white gulls or black backed gulls. No scoters were found today either.
At Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe), I scoped the lake from the three sides of the Lake Loop. Two Common Loons were in the extreme southeastern corner. The Pacific Loon was swimming around off the swim beach. I did not search for Bonaparte's Gulls; however a Lesser Black-backed Gull was swimming near the southwest marina.
Hundreds of Western Grebes continue, a few Eared Grebes & Pied-billed Grebe. I did not find any scoters or Red-necked Grebes.
Richard Stevens:
I reversed the direction of my chores today (opposite of yesterday) and passed through Aurora Reservoir (Arapahoe) first. It was another beautiful day. Anemometer readings were 8 mph; the temperature reached the high 50s.
I was able to relocate the Red-necked Grebe and the Common Loon at Aurora Reservoir. Gulls were scattered over the lake. A quick scoping found no large white gulls or black backed gulls. No scoters were found today either.
At Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe), I scoped the lake from the three sides of the Lake Loop. Two Common Loons were in the extreme southeastern corner. The Pacific Loon was swimming around off the swim beach. I did not search for Bonaparte's Gulls; however a Lesser Black-backed Gull was swimming near the southwest marina.
Hundreds of Western Grebes continue, a few Eared Grebes & Pied-billed Grebe. I did not find any scoters or Red-necked Grebes.
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