Jane Stulp had a Black-throated Blue Warbler male show up in her yard
(Ragsdale/Stulp Farm about 5 miles south of Lamar along US287 (Prowers)) late
yesterday afternoon. I went out there first thing this morning. No
Black-throated Blue but in its place was an adult male PINE WARBLER. She also
had a Rock Wren, "Gray-headed" Dark-eyed Junco, Hermit Thrush, Savannah
Sparrow, and we heard overhead either a McCown's or Lapland Longspur, a
Chestnut-collared Longspur, and American Pipit.
At Thurston, where I was so rudely interrupted yesterday, were the following:
American Coots (I don't know, 5000?)
White Pelican (1 still there)
Double-crested Cormorant (1i)
Marsh Wren (heard)
Sandhill Crane (25)
fair assortment of common dabbling and diving ducks, nothing unusual
At Fairmount Cemetery
Golden-crowned Kinglet (2) in pines and junipers just north of the main
entrance
EVENING GROSBEAK (seen briefly fly over the northwest corner and heard calling
from the neighborhood to the north along Memorial Drive, think this is the same
individual present over the last three days in Lamar)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (1 male)
Paulsen's Farm (north of Lamar nw of the jct of Prowers Rd SS and Rd 7)
Wilson's Warbler (late)
Eastern Bluebird (heard)
Lamar Community College
not much, really
The total for the Lamar area over the last 3 days is now 80 species.
Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins
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