While out yesterday (Weds., 26 Apr.'23) scouting for a field trip this
weekend, we found a singing male NORTHERN PARULA and a continuing pair of
EASTEN PHEOBEs along the Highline Canal at Platte Canyon Reservoir (Douglas
Co.) near Waterton.  The Parula has apparently been there for a couple of
days, so may be repeatable but better hurry if you'd like to chase.  The
Pheobes have nested at this location in the past, so very likely repeatable.
There was also apparently a Townsend's Warbler at this spot yesterday, so
worth a check.

 

We had another EASTERN PHEOBE at Waterton (Jefferson Co.) upstream from the
bridge also at a historic nesting site, so will be repeatable as well.  In
addition, there is a GREAT HORNED OWL nest with a couple of adorable downy
chicks along this stretch.  Before starting our walk upstream, we were
treated to a nice PEREGRINE FALCON zipping through at the Waterton parking
lot.  

 

So migration is definitely picking up some steam.  If you have any questions
or would like specifics, please let me know separately.

 

Good Birding,

Doug

 

PS - Here are links to our eBird lists from the area if interested to see
what's starting to show up:

 

Waterton Upstream from Bridge:  <https://ebird.org/checklist/S135090700>
eBird Checklist - 26 Apr 2023 - Waterton Canyon--from Waterton Rd to
overhead pipes - 35 species

Platte Canyon Reservoir/Highline Canal:
<https://ebird.org/checklist/S135097526> eBird Checklist - 26 Apr 2023 -
Platte Canyon Reservoir - 40 species (+2 other taxa)

Waterton Downstrean from Bridge:  <https://ebird.org/checklist/S135177570>
eBird Checklist - 26 Apr 2023 - Chatfield SP--Audubon Center & Trails - 22
species (+1 other taxa)

 

 

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