It was an amazing Spring Count for Area Db for the Foothills Audubon Bird Club. Chipping, Lark, and Brewer's Sparrows were everywhere. 100+ Mt. Bluebirds with a few Westerns tossed in and an equal number of Audubon's Warblers covered a pasture on Plateau Road, just east of Foothills Highway. The bird of the weekend, though, was a Scissor- Tailed Flycatcher on property owned by the AHI partnership that is now under contract by Boulder County for future open space. He was "hanging out" with a couple of Eastern Flycatchers. Seven Hudsonian Godwits on "Little Gaynor" Lake south of Longmont were also a treat!
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