As many of you know, spring snowfalls create conditions that often result in
concentration of migrants along the foothills.
Yesterday (and I suspect today) such conditions existed in Chatfield State
Park. A partial list of yesterday's sightings include: hundreds of swallows
(mostly Tree), bluebirds (mostly Mountain), and sparrows (mostly Vesper).
Less common birds included: Wilson's Snipe, American Pipits, Say's Phoebes,
Sage Thrashers, Savannah and Brewer's Sparrows, and a single Eastern Bluebird
and Audubon's Warbler.
Doug Kibbe
Littleton
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