June 2, 2016
Richard Stevens:
I walked the First Creek Trail before noon. Winds were 6 mph; temperatures were warm in the middle 80s by noon.
Nothing uncommon was found along the trail between Buckley Road & 56th avenue. A couple of Western Wood-pewees, Yellow Warblers, a Spotted Towhee, four Snowy Egrets, two Spotted Sandpipers and 2 Killdeer were just about it.
Then I walked north up Buckley Road for a mile or so. A Northern Mockingbird was west of the First Creek Trailhead (inside the Arsenal)
I continued north far enough to see Burrowing Owls both in Adams & Denver Counties.
Richard Stevens:
I walked the First Creek Trail before noon. Winds were 6 mph; temperatures were warm in the middle 80s by noon.
Nothing uncommon was found along the trail between Buckley Road & 56th avenue. A couple of Western Wood-pewees, Yellow Warblers, a Spotted Towhee, four Snowy Egrets, two Spotted Sandpipers and 2 Killdeer were just about it.
Then I walked north up Buckley Road for a mile or so. A Northern Mockingbird was west of the First Creek Trailhead (inside the Arsenal)
I continued north far enough to see Burrowing Owls both in Adams & Denver Counties.
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