Yesterday morning, Mark Peterson, David Chartier, Dan Maynard, and I were able
to see a Sprague's Pipit on the ground, and I was able to photograph it. The
bird was at Bonny Reservoir State Park in Yuma County. It is certainly seems
to be a good fall for this species in Colorado. The photo can be seen at
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonsbirdphotos/5071100775/).
On both October 9th and October 10th, we found two separate Baird's Sparrows at
Bonny Reservoir area. Of course, there were a lot more Grasshopper Sparrows.
It is a good time to be out on the eastern plains walking the grasses and other
habitats looking for rare Ammodramus sparrows, with reports of Le Conte's,
Nelson's, Henslow's, and Baird's recently.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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