Cobirders,
I arrived at the footbridge crossing the Arkansas River below and north
of Pueblo City Park at 10:00 a.m. this morning. I walked downstream on
the north side of the river to the major stream that comes in from the
north, and upstream to Pueblo Boulevard. I did not hear or see the
Pacific Wren until 12:10 p.m, when I clearly heard it spontaneously
calling while I was checking out the grassy island west of the concrete
spillway dam. It was on the south side of the river upstream from the dam.
I rushed back east to the footbridge, and walked west on the south side
of the river on a muddy trail. Where the mud gives way to dirt, there
are old railroad tracks to the south. This is the area where the Wren
was calling. It did not spontaneously call when I was there, and I left
without seeing or disturbing it. I provide this update to help future
observers know of alternative locations where the bird might be encountered.
Duane Nelson
Las Animas, Bent County, CO
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