December 26, 2015
Richard Stevens:
I went out on my own this morning to get a little birding in after yesterday's snowstorm. Skies were mostly clear; the temperature hovered around 25 degrees. Winds were 8+ mph.
Nine Greater Scaup were on Eaglewatch Lake (South Platte Park, near C470).
The two White-winged Scoters were back on nearby South Platte Park Reservoir. They stayed in the Jefferson County section of the lake which does span Jefferson/Arapahoe Counties.
I did not find any uncommon gulls at Chatfield State Park (Jefferson/Douglas) just across C470 from South Platte Park Reservoir. The three Long-tailed Ducks and Common Loon remained on the lake!
A quick drive around the DIA Owl Loop (Adams) did not find any Snow Buntings or owls.
Richard Stevens:
I went out on my own this morning to get a little birding in after yesterday's snowstorm. Skies were mostly clear; the temperature hovered around 25 degrees. Winds were 8+ mph.
Nine Greater Scaup were on Eaglewatch Lake (South Platte Park, near C470).
The two White-winged Scoters were back on nearby South Platte Park Reservoir. They stayed in the Jefferson County section of the lake which does span Jefferson/Arapahoe Counties.
I did not find any uncommon gulls at Chatfield State Park (Jefferson/Douglas) just across C470 from South Platte Park Reservoir. The three Long-tailed Ducks and Common Loon remained on the lake!
A quick drive around the DIA Owl Loop (Adams) did not find any Snow Buntings or owls.
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