Hi all, Today, my brother and I birded Dillon Reservoir and a few other spots around Summit County with much success. Stopping at the Blue River Inlet, we found *Killdeer,* a flyover *American Pipit*, and a slightly early *Lincoln's Sparrow* along the river. Soda Creek Inlet didn't yield much of note, but the Angler Lakes and North Pond Park Area produced three *Cinnamon Teal*, three *Western Grebes *and a probable Clark's, and a male *Barrow's Goldeneye*. An *American Dipper* was singing along the river as well. At the gravel ponds along Highway 9, there was a *Greater Yellowlegs, * several *Green-winged Teal, *nesting *Bald Eagles*, and a *Belted Kingfisher. *A small flock of *Brown-capped *and *Gray-crowned Rosy Finch *were visiting the feeders at Wildernest, along with other mountain species. At the Frisco Marina, there was a male *Wood Duck *and two more *Ospreys. *Just outside of Frisco was an unexpected *Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay*! A *White-throated Sparrow *and a couple *Lincoln's Sparrows* were in the vicinity of a private feeding station last evening as well. On our way out, we stopped at the top of Loveland Pass. This paid off with decent looks at 5 *White-tailed Ptarmagin. *Overall, a great day for birds.
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