Denver Field Ornithologists 
April 2010 Field Trips


Saturday, April 24             The Arsenal 
Leader: David Rhoades, 303-424-8633.  Must register with leader for meeting 
time and place.   Half-day trip limited to 9 people.   David will give 
directions to Arsenal.   He is up-to-date on the changing birding scene out 
here! 
 

Sunday, April 25               McCabe Meadows Park (formerly Parker 
Regional Park) 
Leader: Steve Kennedy, 303-815-9738.   Meet at 0730 for 1⁄2 day trip.   
>From Main Street intersection in Parker, take Highway 83 south for 1.2 miles.  
> 
Turn right on Indian Pipe Lane to the parking lot on the right (the park is 
on the west side of the road). Wear your walking shoes – we'll go rain or 
shine.   We may look into Triple C Ranch's marsh and pond.   Surprises could 
be in store of us! 
 

Thursday, April 29             Chico Basin - $10 entrance fee per person 
Leader: Chuck Thornton-Kolbe 303-777-7588.   Meet at 0530 (!!) at Park 'n 
Ride at Yale Avenue, just west of I-25 (right turn at Yale then immediate 
right again into parking lot; Go to end and look for binoculars attached to 
people).   Carpooling for this long, all-day jaunt is a must.   Bring 
provisions and dress for weather changes at this migrant trap on the plains 
that can 
be full of avian wonders. 
 

Other Bird Happenings: 
Castlewood Canyon State Park, south of Franktown, is again holding its "
Welcome Back Turkey Vultures!" celebration.   Call 303-688-5242 for information 
or check their web site, http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/ 
CastlewoodCanyon/Pages/CastlewoodCanyonHome.aspx 
 
 
The DFO board is requesting more volunteers to support the field trip 
scheduling task. Call Chuck Thornton-Kolbe at 303-777-7588 if you can help with 
the phone calling. 


Scheduled by Patty Echelmeyer 303-233-4947 and compiled by Cris Cook.


Don't forget to renew your Colorado State Parks Pass and Habitat 
Stamp for 2010.   The Habitat Stamp is no longer required for birders
in Colorado.  However, the money does go toward protecting wildlife 
habitat in the state, and having the Stamp includes coverage from 
the Colorado Search and Rescue Fund.
http://wildlife.state.co.us/ShopDOW/AppsAndLicenses/HabitatStamp

Submitted by        Chris A. Blakeslee - DFO Board Member
                    Centennial, Colorado
                    [email protected]

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