There's nothing unusual or rare to report for this lake today but I
thought it had such a nice variety of ducks and other waterbirds that I
thought
I'd sned a note. Fran Enright and I wnet, it was our first time there and we
really enjoyed it.
Gadwalls, c. goldeneye, l. scaup, ring necked, pied billed grebe,
cormorant, common merganzers (plenty), wigeons (lots), red heads (lots), coots
(scads), pelicans, ringbilled gulls, buffle heads, and Canada geese-including
hundreds that flew in at dusk. (Like'em or not, when there are hundreds of
geese flying in against the setting sun, it's pretty great.)
Also, as we were leaving the lake, a brown creeper came and worked a
cottonwood.
I didn't see the greater scaup or the Barrow's goldeneye that were
reported the other day but that doesn't mean they weren't there!
Thanks, Deb Carstensen, Littleton
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