Today I was out walking along my patch, the South Platte River Trail from Bowls upstream to Northern Wildlife Area, and on my way back home I saw four birds fly into a tree, I at first thought them Western Bluebirds but quickly realized they were in fact *Eastern Bluebirds*. That was a patch recorded for me, and a completion for all three bluebirds along the South Platte River. They were in front the Denver Seminary, real close to where the Lee Gulch Trail joins the Marry Carter Greenway along the South Platte. They quickly flew east, appropriately, off over the Seminary. It was exiting to see them, and a nice sign of spring on it's way. Brian Johnson Englewood CO
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