September 6, 2019
Richard Stevens:
High temperature was a
"cool" 84 degrees. Winds before
the late afternoon thunderstorm were 8-9 mph.
Gusts during the storm reached 30 mph.
After doing chores I was tempted to drive back down to the Walker Gravel Pond for another look at the egrets there. Yesterday I relocated the three Snowy Egret s first seen on September 2 (Monday).
Fortunately several reporters of the Little Blue Heron appear to have retracted their identification.
I say fortunately because a thunderstorm with hail hit Parker and Franktown just about the time I would have been arriving at the Walker Pond (just west of Franktown).
At least I finished many chores today!
I did take a brief drive east of Denver International Airport searching for the Cassin's Sparrow reported yesterday; none was found.
Then I checked on the Red-headed Woodpecker at Box Elder Creek and 104th Avenue, not there. A Cassin's Sparrow was observed just west of the Creek and south of 104th.
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