To second Duane, I just had a group of 16 Tree Swallows not an hour ago at
Cherry Creek SP. they were foraging over the water near the swim beach.

 A pleasant sign of spring right before this weekends winter storm, I hope
they make it!

Joey Negreann
Arapahoe County

On Fri, Mar 12, 2021 at 1:08 PM Duane Nelson <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Birders,
>
> I observed a lone Tree Swallow foraging over a pond in the Ft. Lyon part
> of the John Martin State Wildlife Area this morning. The pond system
> where the bird was seen was half a mile south of the 5-way stop sign in
> Ft. Lyon. At the faded SWA sign, head west about a mile to the pond.
>
> This is probably the earliest in spring I've ever seen any swallow
> species in Colorado. I am guessing that birders have encountered
> swallows this early (or earlier) in favorable locations like around
> Pueblo or Chatfield Reservoirs.
>
> Despite the ominous weather forecast in the northern part of the state,
> spring is here!
>
> Duane Nelson
>
> Las Animas, Bent County, CO
>
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