I also saw the Snow Goose at Stearns Lake yesterday and the blue phase goose which has been there for a couple of weeks at least. I believe the one I saw is a Snow Goose not a Ross's Goose. There could very well be a Ross's Goose there among the thousands of geese. Isn't a blue phase Ross's Goose fairly uncommon in Colorado? There was also a flock of 30+ Mourning Doves just south of the lake. Stearns Lake is in Boulder County, not Broomfield unfortunately. There is a half mile stretch across the road from the parking lot which includes the farmers pond that is in Broomfield. There was a white Ross's Goose this morning at Plaster Reservoir in Broomfield. Eric Zorawowicz, Broomfield _ ( '< / ) ) // " "
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