Highlights at Hine Lake in Robert Easton Regional Park included 2 *Long-billed
Curlews* flying north (for my 300th JeffCo species), *Baird's Sandpiper*, a
fly over *Snowy Egret*, 1 *Common Goldeneye* (my first in JeffCo in several
weeks), my FOS *Brewer's Blackbirds*, my FOS *Plumbeous Vireo* and *Lazuli
Bunting*. Two *Burrowing Owls* continue at the NW side of the lake. And
south of the lake in the open space, south of Coal Mine Ave, I saw my
FOS *Western
Kingbird* and a singing *Horned Lark*. This was my first visit without
Greater Scaup since fall.

Blue Heron Park had 1 *Great-tailed Grackle *lording it over the
lesser-tailed grackles

Harriman Lake Park had at least 18 *Great-tailed Grackles* (including many
displaying and a female with nest material), 1 *Yellow-headed
Blackbird*, 1 *Green
Heron*, 1 *Solitary Sandpiper*, and 1 *Common Yellowthroat*.

Along the South Platte in Chatfield I had my FOS *Least Flycatcher*, being
very "whitty" upstream of Kingfisher Bridge. A pair of *Eastern Phoebes*
continued near the bridge. The *McCown's Longspur *was still at the model
airfield. One *Bonaparte's Gull *flew by the Swim Beach, but otherwise the
lake itself was very slow.

The *Eastern Phoebe* continues at Deer Creek at Valley Road near South
Valley Park.

David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO

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