March 9, 2017
Richard Stevens:
The day was another superb Colorado winter day. Temperatures reach 68 degrees. Winds were 2-4 mph. The sunset was quite spectacular this evening!
I stopped at Westerly Creek Open Space (Denver). My brief 30 minute search did not turn up the sparrow. A nice consolation was a new Denver County bird for me, a Brown Thrasher.
After a visit to the dentist, I drove through Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe). An adult Lesser Black-backed Gull was on the telephone poles outlining the southwest marina.
I managed to relocate the Long-eared Owl south of the closed gate up the gun range road. A male and female Ring-necked Pheasant walked across the road.
No Short-eared Owls were observed flying over the cattail fields at Lake View Road, west of Cherry Creek.
Richard Stevens:
The day was another superb Colorado winter day. Temperatures reach 68 degrees. Winds were 2-4 mph. The sunset was quite spectacular this evening!
I stopped at Westerly Creek Open Space (Denver). My brief 30 minute search did not turn up the sparrow. A nice consolation was a new Denver County bird for me, a Brown Thrasher.
After a visit to the dentist, I drove through Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe). An adult Lesser Black-backed Gull was on the telephone poles outlining the southwest marina.
I managed to relocate the Long-eared Owl south of the closed gate up the gun range road. A male and female Ring-necked Pheasant walked across the road.
No Short-eared Owls were observed flying over the cattail fields at Lake View Road, west of Cherry Creek.
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