A pair of American Three-toed Woodpeckers, including a male and a female or juvenile, were observed on the Gore Range Trail to Boulder Lake at 1:30 PM, Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Photographs are available. Location/directions: Follow Highway 9, 7.3 miles north of Silverthorne, left on Rock Creek Road (across from Blue River Campground), 3 miles to Rock Creek trailhead parking. After walking trail for .4 mile, turn right onto Gore Range Trail toward Boulder Lake. The birds were seen on beetle-damaged trees to the left of the trail, 1.86 miles from the parking area. GPS Coordinates: N39 43.006, W106 10.978. Elevation: 10,009 ft. A single Golden-crowned Kinglet also was observed at the same time at the same area, within a small flock of Mountain Chickadees. Prudy and Bob Bowers Tucson, AZ
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