CO birders :
Bill Maynard found a Prothonotary Warbler earlier this afternoon at the
northern end of Fountain Creek Park , near mile marker 18 ( where the Woodcock
was seen earlier this year ) . A small stream runs close to the path and the
bird is often seen alongside the stream with several Northern Waterthrushes .
There is a hatch of small insects which is attracting multiple Yellow-rumped
and Yellow Warblers , so don't be fooled by the Yellow Warblers which have a
subtly different song to PROW . Park at the north end of the Park and walk 200
yards south.
John Drummond
Monument
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