In my rush to get the post out before a meeting I missed a couple species. 
 
Northern Mockingbird
Brown Thrasher 
Yellow-rumped Warbler (both flavors)
Orange-crowned Warbler
 
Sundays front and winds I thought would have produced more excitement RE 
migrants, but we could only stand (literally) the wind so much. 
 
 

On Monday, April 28, 2014 11:19:27 AM UTC-6, Seth Gallagher wrote:

> I'm happy to report that the Karval Community Alliance hosted a successful 
> 8th Annual Mountain Plover Festival April 25-27th. Participation was the 
> highest ever with close to 40 participants many from the Front Range of 
> Colorado, but also guests from as far away as Minnesota and Florida. Thanks 
> to the Community Alliance and the for the participants who make this 
> festival possible. Aside from seeing great birds participants learn about 
> conservation efforts occurring in this working landscape and get to see 
> first hand how our neighbors in rural eastern Colorado not only produce 
> food for the rest of us but provide critical habitat for our grassland 
> species. 
>  
> We had 68 species detected, down from previous years but not bad for some 
> pretty challenging conditions including a serious drought and high winds 
> and rain (yay!) on Sunday. All trips occurred on private lands in Lincoln 
> County with the exception a quick look at Karval State Wildlife Area. 
>  
> Highlights:
> Canada Goose
> Gadwall (a lot)
> American Wigeon
> Mallard 
> Blue-winged Teal 
> Northern Shoveler 
> Northern Pintail 
> Green-winged Teal 
> Redhead
> Lesser Scaup 
> Bufflehead
> Ruddy Duck 
> Scaled Quail 
> Great Blue Heron
> Northern Harrier 
> Swainson's Hawk
> Red-tailed Hawk  
> Ferruginous Hawk 
> American Kestral 
> American Coot 
> Black-bellied Plover (a festival first!! on a private playa 3/4 full from 
> the September rain) 
> Killdeer
> Mountain Plover (multiple locations on both native shortgrass and 
> agricultural fields) 
> American Avocet 
> Spotted Sandpiper 
> Greater Yellowlegs 
> Willett 
> Marbled Godwit (2, same scope as the Black bellied Plover) 
> Wilson's Phalarope (one lone female at Karval SWA) 
> Great Horned Owl (nesting with young) 
> Burrowing Owl 
> Chimney Swift 
> Northern Flicker (our only woodpecker ;( ) 
> Eastern Phoebe 
> Say's Phoebe 
> Western Kingbird 
> Northern Rough-winged Swallow 
> Bank Swallow
> Barn Swallow
> House Wren 
> Ruby-crowned Kinglet 
> Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 
> Hermit Thrush 
> American Robin
> Green-tailed Towhee 
> Chipping Sparrow
> Brewer's Sparrow 
> Vesper Sparrow 
> Lark Sparrow 
> Lark Bunting (mostly males) 
> White-crowned Sparrow 
> Red-winged Blackbird 
> Yellow-headed Blackbird 
> Western Meadowlark 
> Brewer's Blackbird
> Common Grackle 
> Brown-headed Cowbird
>  
> Seth Gallagher
> Fort Collins 
>  
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