Today Karen Strong and I observed 10 *Steller's Jays* passing north over Littleton Cemetery, moving through at tree-top level, some pausing briefly and others flying through without stopping. They passed in loose assemblages of 8 and then later 2, without calls. This is my second record for Steller's at the cemetery, and the species is rare at Littleton. The other for the cemetery, on10/18/2017, occurred during another fall when there was movement of montane species to lowlands. I think our count of 10 today is high for Arapahoe County. We also had one *Mountain Chickadee*, which is also only rare and sporadic at the cemetery and generally rare along the So. Prince street area of Littleton.
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