NB: John B's trip was at First Creek. 
RL
Denver

On Saturday, December 9, 2017 at 4:52:03 PM UTC-7, Rebecca L Laroche wrote:
>
> Hello Jared-
> There seem to be quite a few Harris' sparrows in the Denver area these 
> days. I saw the one posted in eBird by James McCall at Ralston Creek 
> (JeffCo) earlier this week, and today John Breitsch's DFO trip had one that 
> crossed the Denver-Adams line as we watched. Are there more this year, or 
> is it just me being woke? :)
>
> Rebecca Laroche
> Denver, CO
>
> On Friday, December 8, 2017 at 3:45:10 PM UTC-7, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>>
>> Correction -- today's walk with my dog and the Harris's Sparrow was 
>> indeed today, December 8. Cynthia, Dave, and I first found the bird on 
>> Sunday, December 3. I mixed up dates in the post.
>>
>> Apologies for the confusion! 
>>
>> - Jared Del Rosso
>> Centennial, CO
>>
>> On Friday, December 8, 2017 at 3:42:14 PM UTC-7, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>>>
>>> This afternoon  (12/3), I took a brief walk with my dog through Chapel 
>>> Hill Memorial Gardens (Arapahoe). This was our third one at the cemetery 
>>> this week. Each time, we hugged the hedgerow along the cemetery's western 
>>> edge hoping to relocate the Harris's Sparrow that Cynthia Madsen, Dave 
>>> Hill, and I found on Sunday. The previous two walks yielded nothing, 
>>> leading me to think the bird had gone. But this afternoon, some halfhearted 
>>> pishing brought out a chickadee, then some House Finches, then juncos, then 
>>> the Harris's Sparrow. I got some bad, but definitive, views of the bird. I 
>>> figured if halfhearted pishing got me bad views, a wholehearted effort 
>>> would get me a photo. Instead, every bird fled. I refound them all but the 
>>> Harris's, which seems to have a fondness for sticking deep in the hedges or 
>>> perhaps even on the other side of them, as both of my encounters with it 
>>> have been brief. 
>>>
>>> - Jared Del Rosso
>>> Centennial, CO
>>>
>>

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