April 7, 2016
Richard Stevens:
Thursday I hiked the 8.7 mile loop around Barr Lake (Adams County). Nothing uncommon was found; however, I found a few interesting birds.
I did not find the Harris's Sparrow reported on 4/5. In fact, no sparrows were seen between mile 2.0 & 3.5 (southwestern corner of the lake).
Four Great-tailed Grackles and six Yellow-headed Blackbirds were at mile 4.0.
A House Wren was in the wood pile at mile 4.5
Half a dozen Great-tailed Grackles and 6+ Yellow-headed Blackbirds were at the cattail fields at mile 4.7.
The Barn Owl was back at the banding station.
My birding day ended with a drive around the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver). Ten Burrowing Owls were eventually found. No Short-eared Owls appeared this evening.
Richard Stevens:
Thursday I hiked the 8.7 mile loop around Barr Lake (Adams County). Nothing uncommon was found; however, I found a few interesting birds.
I did not find the Harris's Sparrow reported on 4/5. In fact, no sparrows were seen between mile 2.0 & 3.5 (southwestern corner of the lake).
Four Great-tailed Grackles and six Yellow-headed Blackbirds were at mile 4.0.
A House Wren was in the wood pile at mile 4.5
Half a dozen Great-tailed Grackles and 6+ Yellow-headed Blackbirds were at the cattail fields at mile 4.7.
The Barn Owl was back at the banding station.
My birding day ended with a drive around the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver). Ten Burrowing Owls were eventually found. No Short-eared Owls appeared this evening.
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