Bob et al -
The bird has been there since mid-morning, and is a great opportunity to see
one easily.
Questions -
Is it a juvenile, or a molting adult? The cap is black, not gray, and is
very well defined/set off from nearby features; the white is bright and
extends almost all the way around the neck (ear patch); the "chin" is
exceedingly white, not grayish-washed at all; the facial color is uniform;
the rust color of the neck is more adult than juvenile-appearing.
How does this bird compare with the one reported the past few days at Cherry
Creek?
Karl Stecher
Centennial
[email protected] writes:
Cobirders,
This afternoon I unsuccessfully searched through at least a couple of hundred
Western Grebes for the Red-necked Grebe. Driving around the park I stopped at
the Cottonwood Creek impoundment pond across the road and east of the model
airplane field and was surprised to see a juvenile Red-necked Grebe there.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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