The Pine Warbler first found on 18 January was quite easy to see this morning
(27 January) in Pueblo City Park. I was there, along with Mymm Ackley for a
couple of hours from 10am to noon or so, and bird was there for most of that
time. It stayed in a non pine tree, across the road to the north from the
building, which is east of the duck pond, for quite a while.
I want to correct some information from the current Colorado Rare Bird Alert,
since it says I found this bird, which I've even seen it this month. The
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in Pueblo City Park was found on 19 January by Bill
Maynard, and seen through at least 24 January I think. We didn't see the bird
today. I'm sure it was the same bird that Mark Yaeger originally found on 13
December and was still present on 16 December.
I don't know if Pueblo City Park was birded a lot after the Pueblo Reservoir
CBC on 19 December to mid-January, so my guess the sapsucker and perhaps the
Pine Warbler have been present for quite a while.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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