[cobirds] Lagerman Reservoir, Boulder County, July 13

[tedfl...@gmail.com]

Hey, all.

Hannah Floyd and I stopped in at Lagerman Reservoir, Boulder County, 
earlier this Tues. evening, July 13.

Shorebird-wise, we saw a *long-billed curlew,* a *marbled godwit,* a *western 
willet,* 4 *least sandpipers,* and a *lesser yellowlegs.* Also, family 
groups of *American avocets* and *killdeer,* and a *spotted sandpiper.*

Anatidae-wise, we saw a *northern shoveler,* a *gadwall,* a *northern 
pintail,* 15+ *redheads,* a *ring-necked duck,* and 6 *ruddy ducks,* among 
the expected mallards and teal.

Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County

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[cobirds] Lagerman Reservoir (Boulder County)

[David Dowell]

Lagerman Reservoir usually doesn't have many birds on it but sometimes gets 
a little more interesting when it's raining or snowing.  A quick visit 
during light snow this afternoon turned up a PACIFIC LOON and an adult male 
WHITE-WINGED SCOTER.  The scoter flew away at some point when I was looking 
elsewhere on the lake.  (This is also typical of Lagerman -- birds coming 
and going, often not staying long.)  This is a different white-winged 
scoter from the one at Lagerman Nov 12-14.

Other birds included 23 Bonaparte's gulls (likely to leave when the snow 
stops), 3 Red-Breasted Mergansers, 4 Common Goldeneyes (including a female 
with more orange on the bill than usual), and the typical Canada and 
Cackling Geese.

David Dowell
Longmont, CO

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