There were several Bohemian waxwings, mixed in with cedar waxwings, hanging
out at the top of tall cotton woods in the wheat Ridge Greenbelt area. I
recognize them by their grayIsh abdomen, rusty under-tail coverts, and trill
like high-pitched call.
If you go to the main entrance, park in the main parking area and cross the
bridge that is right near the parking area, then go down a side trail to a
chain-link fence. There are a lot of robins there, eating small, blackish
berries. The wax wings tended to hang out at the top of the trees nearby, often
displaying fly catching behavior. .
WHEW! I was afraid I would end up missing them during their stay here.
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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