November 10-12, 2017
Richard Stevens:
Richard Stevens:
November 10
Terry Michaels and I headed up to Jackson County on an owling trip. A search for owls along Pennock Pass Road did not find any owls.
The night was fantastic with little wind which is unusual for the Cameron Pass area. A Boreal Owl called at 100 yards south of the Crags Campgrounds.
Terry Michaels and I headed up to Jackson County on an owling trip. A search for owls along Pennock Pass Road did not find any owls.
The night was fantastic with little wind which is unusual for the Cameron Pass area. A Boreal Owl called at 100 yards south of the Crags Campgrounds.
November 11
After a few hours of sleep, Terry & I drove Jackson County Roads 26 & 26b. Two Greater Sage-Grouse were observed walking along CR 26 at 40 yards from Highway 14.
No Rosy Finches or uncommon birds were found in the town of Walden. A Surf Scoter swam on Walden Reservoir. The Highlight was a Lapland Longspur, which seemed out of place?
Gould had no uncommon birds also. The Colorado State Forest Visitor's Center did not attract any Rosy Finches.
After dark, we found Boreal Owls along Michigan Creek Road and Montgomery Pass.
After a few hours of sleep, Terry & I drove Jackson County Roads 26 & 26b. Two Greater Sage-Grouse were observed walking along CR 26 at 40 yards from Highway 14.
No Rosy Finches or uncommon birds were found in the town of Walden. A Surf Scoter swam on Walden Reservoir. The Highlight was a Lapland Longspur, which seemed out of place?
Gould had no uncommon birds also. The Colorado State Forest Visitor's Center did not attract any Rosy Finches.
After dark, we found Boreal Owls along Michigan Creek Road and Montgomery Pass.
November 12
Two hours before sunrise we heard a Boreal Owl up Ruby Jewell Road, Colorado State Forest. Another was heard at Ranger Lakes. Shortly after sunrise, the distinctive drumming of an American Three-toed Woodpecker was heard at Ranger Lakes. We were able to eventually see a male.
The resident Three-toed Woodpecker north of the Colorado State Forest Visitor's Center eluded us. Again no Rosy Finches were found at the Visitor's Center.
Two hours before sunrise we heard a Boreal Owl up Ruby Jewell Road, Colorado State Forest. Another was heard at Ranger Lakes. Shortly after sunrise, the distinctive drumming of an American Three-toed Woodpecker was heard at Ranger Lakes. We were able to eventually see a male.
The resident Three-toed Woodpecker north of the Colorado State Forest Visitor's Center eluded us. Again no Rosy Finches were found at the Visitor's Center.
No comments:
Post a Comment