October 30, 2016
Richard Stevens:
Spent most of the day doing chores, however, I did stop by Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe) to look at loons. I was sure that the two loons I observed below the dam on 10/27 (Thursday) were Pacific Loons.
Many other birders reported two Red-throated Loons on 10/29 (Saturday). Either I missed the identification of the Pacific Loons or I was sloppy. After seeing the Pacific Loons I did not scope the rest of the Lake, instead went home. Maybe both pairs of loons were on the lake?
Anyway, today I scoped the lake from the east side of the lake loop and the northeastern boat ramp. The pair of Red-throated Loons was the only loons I found today.
No Burrowing Owls or Short-eared Owls were along the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver) this evening. I believe the Burrowing Owls have departed for the season.
Richard Stevens:
Spent most of the day doing chores, however, I did stop by Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe) to look at loons. I was sure that the two loons I observed below the dam on 10/27 (Thursday) were Pacific Loons.
Many other birders reported two Red-throated Loons on 10/29 (Saturday). Either I missed the identification of the Pacific Loons or I was sloppy. After seeing the Pacific Loons I did not scope the rest of the Lake, instead went home. Maybe both pairs of loons were on the lake?
Anyway, today I scoped the lake from the east side of the lake loop and the northeastern boat ramp. The pair of Red-throated Loons was the only loons I found today.
No Burrowing Owls or Short-eared Owls were along the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver) this evening. I believe the Burrowing Owls have departed for the season.
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