Today I had a male Rocky Mountain form American Three-toed Woodpecker at Rocky Mountain National Park - Wild Basin. It was along the trail just a bit NW of Copeland Lake. I was surprised and disappointed not to find Williamson's or Red-naped Sapsuckers at this normally good spot for them. I also had a Slate-colored Fox Sparrow at the location known to Boulder birders as "the Fox Sparrow spot." That's along the Peak-to-peak highway, 72, at the intersection with Colorado Road 103. David Waltman Boulder
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