As opposed to most Colorado CBCs this year, the Barr Lake count witnessed a 
drop in number of species.  Only 63 species were recorded versus 71 in 2010, 69 
in 2009 and 76 in 2008.  A good part of the reason for that was that Barr Lake 
itself was almost completely frozen and that caused diving duck species numbers 
to, well, dive.

Two different Winter Wrens were observed (one near the Brighton Wastewater 
Treatment Plant might be chased by stopping at the park on the north side of CO 
7 at the Platte River bridge and walking 0.5 miles north to the second ditch 
coming from the plant) as well as a Northern Mockingbird and an American White 
Pelican.

Many thanks to the 21 observers

Bill Kaempfer
Boulder

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