Hello, Birders. Marcel Such and Joel Such and I birded around northwestern Boulder County this morning, Sunday, Jan. 1st. Our highlights: * At Pella Crossing, 1 Eastern Screech-Owl, 1 Wilson's Snipe, 2 Myrtle Warblers, and 3 Harris's Sparrows. The Harris's Sparrows and Myrtle Warblers were all together, immediately south of the Hygiene feed store. * At Allenspark, 1 Hepburn's Rosy-Finch, 1 Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch, and 12 Evening Grosbeaks. * At a feeder near the Olive Ridge Campground, just outside Wild Basin, Rocky Mountain National Park, 1 adult male Pine Grosbeak. * At a private residence on the Larimer-Boulder County line, a small stakeout flock of heard-only Pinyon Jays. One or two birds' vocalizations were emanating from safely within the friendly confines of blessed Boulder County. We had a great encounter, too, with a herd of bighorn sheep, trying to lick the yellow line off U.S. 36. Ted Floyd [email protected] Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
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