A team of six of us completed the Nunn CBC yesterday.

First off, it was a gorgeous day out on the grasslands. Temperatures were 
mild for December and we had little wind, which made for good birding.
30 species included:

   - Cackling Goose (new for the count)
   - Canada Goose
   - Golden Eagle
   - Bald Eagle
   - Red-tailed Hawk
   - Rough-legged Hawk
   - Ferruginous Hawk
   - Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
   - Eurasian Collared-Dove
   - Great Horned Owl
   - Downy Woodpecker
   - Northern Flicker
   - American Kestrel
   - Merlin
   - Prairie Falcon
   - Northern Shrike
   - Blue Jay
   - Black-billed Magpie
   - Common Raven 
   - Horned Lark
   - Mountain Bluebird (new for the count)
   - Townsend's Solitaire
   - American Robin (112 was a high count; Fort Collins also had an AMRO 
   high count this year)
   - European Starling (also a high count)
   - Lapland Longspur
   - Snow Bunting (last count sighting in 1996)
   - American Tree Sparrow
   - Dark-eyed Junco (Slate-colored)
   - Song Sparrow
   - Western Meadowlark
   - House Sparrow
   

There are still many more counts between now and January 4th to participate 
in. 
Happy holidays!

-Robert Beauchamp
Fort Collins

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