A first of the season *White-crowned Sparrow* and a yard first *Red-naped 
Sapsucker* were in my Centennial yard today. This was my first Red-naped 
Sapsucker in Arapahoe since 2016, my first year in the county. Also, Common 
Raven and Turkey Vulture sightings. 

- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO

On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 4:57:18 PM UTC-6, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>
> A trio of *Common Nighthawks* fed over my Centennial neighborhood in 
> Arapahoe County for about 20 minutes on September 2, before cutting south 
> (flying over my house, right as I returned to it with my dogs from the walk 
> on which we first saw the bullbats). The visiting *Mountain Chickadee* has 
> made sporadic visits to my yard in September. Today, I had a *Wilson's 
> Warbler* and a *MacGillivray's* *Warbler*. This is my first time seeing 
> the latter in my yard since 2017, when one spent most of May calling and 
> singing in my suburban yard. 
>
> - Jared Del Rosso
> Centennial, CO
>
> On Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 7:28:00 AM UTC-6, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>>
>> To add to this: yesterday evening, I had a *Western Wood-Pewee* in my 
>> backyard and walked out my front door to a *Rock Wren*. This was  just 
>> my second encounter with the latter in my yard. 
>>
>> - Jared Del Rosso
>> Centennial, CO
>>
>> On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 2:49:57 PM UTC-6 [email protected] 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> An earlyish *Green-tailed Towhee* in my Centennial yard this morning, 
>>> along with a yard first *Eastern Kingbird*. I don't come upon the 
>>> latter all that often in Centennial, so this was a real treat. A flock of a 
>>> dozen Cedar Waxwing swung through this afternoon. A *Mountain Chickadee* 
>>> first appeared on 8/23 and was around today, too.
>>>
>>> *Lark Buntings* and *Vesper Sparrows *at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens 
>>> (8/28). Chipping, too, of course. 
>>>
>>> *Common Nighthawks* have been gone (to me) since 8/25, punctuating 
>>> almost nightly sightings of flocks of the bird, usually feeding, since 
>>> August 1. I'm sure other migrating birds will pass by before too long. 
>>>
>>> Over the past week, the local* Swainson's Hawk* family is circling 
>>> overhead, perching on wires, and screeching, dramatically and loudly, all 
>>> morning long. They've buzzed our yard a few times, often pursued by the 
>>> local Blue Jay family (also screeching all morning long). 
>>>
>>> - Jared Del Rosso
>>> Centennial, CO
>>>
>>

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