After 2 weeks of frustrating fleeting glimpses, a Carolina Wren finally
cooperated spending 10 minutes at my suet feeder yesterday, 8:30-8:40AM. This
bird brings the yard list to 140 species compiled over 30 years. The Wren is
notoriously silent and far from guaranteed, but birders are welcome to try at
the NW corner of Birch & Norton about 1.5 miles south of Rye, SW Pueblo County.
Parking OK in my driveway or alongside the property on Norton.
Other area birds of interest:
Immature G. White-fronted Goose since late December at Lake Beckwith, Colorado
City
Pine Grosbeaks present since mid-November & fairly easy to find on the Millset
Trail, 5 miles west of Rye on CSH 165. Also present on the Greenhorn Trail
about 1 mile NW of Rye Mountain Park.
All 3 species of Rosy Finches at Rye area feeders since late November,
especially on cold snowy days. If you have trouble finding them, contact me. I
have access to a private ranch where they are most reliable.
Dave Silverman
Rye CO
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