April 26, 2018
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I drove through Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Adams). Nothing uncommon was found. We did skip the Wildlife Drive that is enclosed because of the Bison. Still no Western Kingbirds or Red-headed Woodpeckers are around.
We hiked to the First Creek Trailhead. The Harris's Sparrow started out near the chain link fence (Denver County) and later followed half a dozen White-crowned Sparrows to the woodpile west of Buckley Road (Adams).
While driving the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver) two Burrowing Owls were observed at W. Cargo Road & Third Creek. Another two Burrowing Owls were along Gun Club Road at 1.7 miles south of 112th Avenue.
No Short-eared Owls to report this evening.
Temperatures reached 59 degrees today. Winds were 14-15 mph with gusts to 30 mph.
Richard Stevens:
Rebecca Kosten and I drove through Rocky Mountain Arsenal (Adams). Nothing uncommon was found. We did skip the Wildlife Drive that is enclosed because of the Bison. Still no Western Kingbirds or Red-headed Woodpeckers are around.
We hiked to the First Creek Trailhead. The Harris's Sparrow started out near the chain link fence (Denver County) and later followed half a dozen White-crowned Sparrows to the woodpile west of Buckley Road (Adams).
While driving the DIA Owl Loop (Adams/Denver) two Burrowing Owls were observed at W. Cargo Road & Third Creek. Another two Burrowing Owls were along Gun Club Road at 1.7 miles south of 112th Avenue.
No Short-eared Owls to report this evening.
Temperatures reached 59 degrees today. Winds were 14-15 mph with gusts to 30 mph.
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