Just wanted to drop a line to remind folks to keep an eye out in their yards as
stuff is really to starting to move through. We've had a fun couple of days
(28-29 Apr.'20) with sparrows at our place in southwest Denver (Huston Park
area, Denver Co.). Nothing rare, but a nice adult, first-of-season "Gamble's"
WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW and surprise GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE this morning were fun
and added to the new Yard Bird excitement yesterday when a LINCOLN'S SPARROW
made a brief showing. CHIPPING SPARROWs have been increasing the past few
days, and our territorial male SPOTTED TOWHEE round out the family - last had a
single junco ("Pink-sided" flavor) about a week ago.
So again, it is that time of the year when truly anything can show up, so keep
your eyes peeled while stuck at the house.
Good Birding,Doug WardDenver
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