Hello Fellow Birders,
Paula Hansley's recent post about a flock of Bushtits chirping and chipping
at her suet prompts me to report on a phenomenon I've not seen before in my
little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial. In the past
month or so gangs of 30+ Black-billed
Hello Fellow Birders,
I've had Mountain Chickadees visit my little townhouse yard 1/4 mile northwest
of the intersection of Holly St & Arapahoe Rd in the winter, not every year but
often enough to not be a surprise. It was a big surprise today, July 22nd, when
one stopped by to sample my
Hello Fellow Birders,
I often get one or two Mountain Chickadees in my little townhouse yard near
Holly Street & Arapahoe Road during the winter, but today's visit was the first
time I've ever seen one here in the summer.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwin1/4 mile northwest of Holly & Arapahoe in
Hello Fellow Birders,
I awoke ~ 7:30 this morning to a curiously melodic whirring sound wafting
in the open bedroom windows. There was also an occasional chatter that I have
heard before somewhere else but I couldn't peg it. Looking up into the leaves
of the 60-foot aspens just outside
Following up on the email comment expressing frustration about folks using
4-digit codes instead of the actual species name... I agree wholeheartedly that
we should not assume that everyone who reads CoBirds knows all the 4-digit band
codes. When I went to the official government website to
Hello Fellow Birders,
An adult female Black-headed Grosbeak was at the seed and suet in my little
townhouse yard in west Centennial yesterday, near Holly & Arapahoe.
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I'm posting the message below on behalf of a friend who is involved in the
subject study. Her contact info is in the message. Please reply to her, not
to me...
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Hello Fellow Birders,
Last Saturday (Jan 27) a group of birders I was with saw a couple of Western
Bluebirds at Cherry Creek State Park. Today Feb 5) I saw another small flock
of 1/2 dozen or so Western Bluebirds along the Greenwood Gulch Trail between
Orchard Drive and the trail's end at the
Hello Fellow Birders,
My neighborhood 1/4 mile northwest of Holly St & Arapahoe Rd was overrun by
robins this morning; the shriveled fruits on the various crabapple trees didn't
stand a chance. I counted only 18 while counting birds in my little townhouse
yard for Project FeederWatch, but
Hello Fellow Birders,
A month ago I reported a single male Lesser Goldfinch was visiting the
feeders in my little townhouse yard near Holly and Arapahoe. A month later he
is still hanging around, along with this Spring's crop of Great-horned Finches.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest Centennial,
Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday it was a Western Tanager gracing my little townhouse yard near
Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial. Today a Lesser Goldfinch is here, and the
over-wintering group of 4 Pine Siskins has multiplied to 10-plus. Oh, and the
tanager is still here.
Keep
Hello Fellow Birders,
This morning my wife heard, then observed a hen Mallard as it flew through
the narrow space between the Forsythia and Blue Spruce that guard the back gate
of my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe. The duck wandered around
under the feeders for a few minutes,
Hello Fellow Birders,
Both of these birds have been visiting my little townhome yard near Holly &
Arapahoe in west Centennial this past week. Can winter be far behind?
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Hello Fellow Birders, This afternoon a female Bullock's Oriole paid a quick
visit to my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial.
She perched atop the shepherd's crook for about 2 minutes before moving on.
Hadn't seen one here in quite a while. Keep Smilin',Kevin
Hello Fellow Birders, While sitting on our east-facing porch this afternoon my
wife and I observed a flyby of at least 100 magpies. They were flying west in
squadrons of 2 to 8 birds, 10 - 20 seconds apart. All on the same 'path'
through the trees. Mostly quiet, just a few calls from time to
Hello Fellow Birders, Yesterday evening (June 18th) a male Wilson's Warbler
took center stage at the top of an aspen in my little townhouse yard near Holly
& Arapahoe in west Centennial. Not a common bird around here. Keep
Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest Centennial, Arapahoe County Sent from my
Hello Fellow Birders, Just had a Western Tanager on the suet in my little
townhouse yard near Holy & Arapahoe in west Centennial. Based on Sibley's
drawings the bird wasn't in breeding plumage, which seems a little late. A few
minutes later a Chipping Sparrow was at the sunflower seed.
Hello Fellow Birders, This morning the feeders in my little townhouse yard
near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial were graced by 5 Great-horned
(fledgling) House Finches along with their proud parents. First fledge of the
season, I'm sure there'll be many more. Keep Smilin',Kevin
Hello Fellow Birders, Today a lone (so far) Chipping Sparrow has joined the
finchian flocks at the feeders in my little townhouse yard near Holly &
Arapahoe in west Centennial. Last year I had a pair mating here on May 11th,
perhaps this is one of them... Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwin west
Hello Fellow Birders, On this briefly sunny but now ominously dark morning a
flock of five Pine Siskins joined the usual suspects at the feeders in my
little townhouse yard near Holly and Arapahoe. Hadn't seen them here in a
long, long time. Keep Smilin',Kevin Sent from my Remington Rand
Hello Fellow Birders, During our daily constitutional along the gulch-side
trail that runs northwest from the intersection of Arapahoe Road and Orchard
Drive (not Road) and ends at the Highline Canal at the southeast corner of
Marjorie Perry Preserve, my wife and I encountered two Say's Phoebes
Hello Fellow Birders, Up until a week or so ago I had a flock of about 2 dozen
American Goldfinches eating me out of house and home every day, at my little
townhome yard near Holly & Arapahoe. Now, they have suddenly evaporated. Even
during the light snow we had earlier this week there were
Hello Fellow Birders, Saw a dark-morph Harlan's Hawk along the section of
the Greenwood Gulch walking path that runs northwest from near Holly & Orchard
to its terminus at the Highline Canal. I've seen such a bird in this area
most winters, so I'm guessing this is the same one. Mild
Early yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, before the big cold front blew through, a
Slate Junco showed up in my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe.
They're always here in the winter, never here in the summer. Keep Smilin',Kevin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
I have received an official response from CPW concerning use of SWAs for
birding, hiking, etc. This came from their Communication Center in response to
my inquiry about being allowed onto properties that do not allow fishing, if
all I have is a fishing license. I have
As I read the guidance CPW has put out on use of SWA's, I wonder if the idea of
simply buying a fishing license to gain access to all the SWA's really works.
In their FAQs on this subject there is an entry that reads:"Question: If I
have a hunting license does it allow me to engage in any
Hello Fellow Birders,
A black-backed male Lesser Goldfinch just deigned to grace my little
townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe with his presence a few minutes ago. Not
the first time I've seen a Lesser here, but rare enough to warrant reporting.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwin
west Centennial,
Copulating Chippies,In my little back yard,Copulating Chippies,Make me speak
like the Bard.Copulating Chippies,In my big ol' pine tree,Copulating
Chippies,Making birdy whoopee.
...with apologies to Shakespeare, the jazz community, and everyone with any
sensibilities.
Keep Smilin',Kevin
Hello Fellow Birders,
I saw my first-of-season Swainson's Hawk today. On a light pole alongside
Buckley Road at 128th Ave. A friend calls them the 'Tax Day Bird' because they
usually show up around April 15th.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
A Pine Siskin just showed up at the feeders in my little townhouse yard
near Holly and Arapahoe in west Centennial. First one I've seen here in a year
or two.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest Centennial, Arapahoe County
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Hello Fellow Birders,
Today's constitutional was on the trail along Little Dry Creek, from where it
crosses Holly Street just north of Arapahoe Road toward the northwest to
trail's end where it meets the High Line Canal Trail a little ways south of
Orchard Road. Just as we were approaching the
Hello Fellow Birders,
I just had a Mountain Chickadee hitting the feeders in my little townhouse
yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial. There have been years in the
past that I've had them here all winter, but I had not seen any here this
winter.
Keep Smilin',Kevin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday, April 4, as my wife and I were walking the Greenwood Gulch trail
that runs from near Orchard & Monaco northwest to join the Highline Canal trail
at Marjorie Perry Preserve, we were cussing and discussing the recent hatch of
small flying insects (midges?,
Hello Fellow Birders,
I got so excited about this that I forgot to post it! Last Thursday, March
26, I saw my first-of-season Turkey Vulture floating above Palos Verdes Park
near the intersection of Monaco and Orchard.
Is there any better harbinger of Spring?
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest
...Replying to Mary Kay Waddington's post...
One of mine is the Sandhill Cranes staging in the San Luis Valley on their trek
from New Mexico to their nesting grounds. Their primordial calls take me back
to my childhood in the Pleistocene.
Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest Centennial, Arapahoe
Hello Fellow Birders,
While idling at the intersection of University & Dry Creek I spied a flock
of ~ 15 Cedar Waxwings in the only ghost of a tree at the southeast corner of
the intersection. They flew off toward the northeast, perhaps heading toward
my little townhouse yard?
Keep
Hello Fellow Birders,
I forgot to post this yesterday... My wife and I heard, then saw a V of
about 85 - 90 cranes heading southwest directly overhead during our daily walk.
Greenwood Gulch runs northwest from near Holly & Arapahoe towards the Marjorie
Perry Preserve and the Highline Canal.
Hello Fellow Birders,
Many of you remember the Cornell Nest Card project of the late 1900's, some
of you probably participated in it. That project ran from the 1960's into the
1990's and they amassed over 300,000 handwritten notecards of bird
observations. Cornell now has a computer system
Hello Fellow Birders,
A pair of Bullock's Orioles deigned to favor my little townhouse yard near
Holly and Arapahoe with their presence today. The suet was their reason for
stopping by, they fed at it several times during the afternoon. They added the
orange blend to the primary colors of the
Hello Fellow Birders,
Recent unusual visitors to my little townhouse yard near Holly and Arapaho
include an American Tree Sparrow and a flock of 7 Cedar Waxwings. The waxwings
were one-day wonders this past Monday, the sparrow has hung around for a few
days. A month or so ago a Song
Hello Fellow Birders,
A small flock of Cedar Waxwings just invaded my little townhouse yard in
west Centennial, near Holly & Arapahoe. Gobbling down the little fruits on the
"crabapple" tree (I have no idea what kind of tree it really is, something the
builder planted when these places were
Hello Fellow Birders,
An Oregon Junco just showed up in my little townhouse yard in west
Centennial, near Holly & Arapahoe. First one of the season.
Keep Smilin',Kevin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
A Black Grosbeak has been hitting the cup of peanut pieces in my little
townhouse yard in west Centennial, near Holly & Arapahoe. I'm guessing it's a
first year bird, though I can't tell them apart from adult females.
Also, I started seeing an adult Chipping
Hello Fellow Birders,
Saw a couple of reports on Cobirds recently about Dickcissel sightings,
thought I'd add my 2 cents.
I ran my BBS routes the first 3 days of June and encountered Dickcissels on
all three routes:
Edler route in Baca: 1 Dickcissel
Burlington route in Kit Carson: 32
Hello Fellow Birders,
The flock of ~ 15 Red Crossbills I first reported in mid-March is still
hanging around my little townhouse yard in west Centennial, near Holly &
Arapahoe. Sometimes we see one or two, sometimes the whole gang.
More recent visitors include a Chipping Sparrow who's
Hello Fellow Birders,
Two White-crowned Sparrows are currently hitting the suet in my little
townhouse yard in west Centennial, near Holly & Arapahoe. I don't think I've
ever seen them in my yard before.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
The Red Crossbills I reported visiting my little townhouse yard last Wednesday,
which I expected to be one-hit wonders, have been seen here every day since,
except Friday. Each time it's a 5 - 10 minute visit. We have only seen them
once each day and at different
Hello Fellow Birders,
Saw a few interesting variants during the MVCF this past weekend:
- A melanisitic Lesser Sand Hill Crane whose neck and head feathers looked
'terrible'. Speculation was that it might have feather lice.
- A white-headed Redhead duck. This year-old female was a
Hello Fellow Birders,
I apologize for the late post, I needed to get confirmation.
The bird was first seen around 7:30 Sunday morning and left the pond around
10:30. It was in a near-empty retention pond at the NE corner of Rio Grande
County Roads 8S & 5E. I took several photos that
Hello Fellow Birders,
I just bought a Vortex Viper scope and need a tripod for it. I know
nothing about tripods, except that I want one that is stable in the wind and
easy to operate. If you have any advice or recommendations I'd love to
hear from you. Please reply off-list to me at
Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday (10/6) I saw the first junco to visit my little townhouse
yard near Arapahoe & Holly this season. Winter's coming...
Keep Smilin',
Kevin
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Hello Fellow Birders,
An unidentified hummingbird made a quick stop at our hummer feeder this
morning. I'm guessing it was a migrator passing through because we hadn't
seen the resident birds recently.
At the other end of the migration spectrum a Spotted Towhee was
bouncing along
Hello Fellow Birders,
A few weeks back there was a thread on CoBirds about Red-breasted
Nuthatches. For the past week or so a White-breasted has been visiting my
little townhouse yard near Holly and Arapahoe. I've only seen him at the
water
and on the Blue Spruce, not at the feeders.
Is the DFO meeting on Sept 18 still at 7:30 or was it moved to 5:30?
Keep Smilin',
Kevin
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In a message dated 9/4/2017 2:34:07 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
cobirds@googlegroups.com writes:
Hello Fellow Birders,
These little dynamos have always livened up my little townhouse yard
near Holly and Arapahoe, ever since we moved in ~ 13 years ago. They are
here year-round, nest in the neighborhood and bring their kids to our feeders.
These neighborhoods were built in the
Hello Fellow Birders,
A slightly tardy post... Yesterday morning a Mountain Chickadee joined
the crowd at the feeders in my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe
in west Centennial. Not unusual to see one or two here in the winter, but
I don't recall ever seeing one here this
Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday (Tuesday, July 25) our intrepid nestbox monitoring team
spotted a pair of Blue Grosbeaks within 100 yards of where we saw a singing
Dickcissel two weeks ago. Just west of Spruce Mountain Road about 2 miles
south of Larkspur, they were in a small thicket
Hello Fellow Birders,
Another Dickcissel sighting to add to the long list this year. While
checking bluebird/swallow nestboxes just west of Spruce Mountain Road about
two miles south of Larkspur three of us encountered a singing male
Dickcissel. He gave us great looks, turning a
Hello Fellow Birders,
I apologize for the tardy posting. Last week I worked the Breeding
Bird Survey that runs north and south on Kit Carson County roads about 8 miles
east of Burlington. I occasionally get a Dickcissel on this route, most
years I don't. This year I detected
Hello Fellow Birders,
Today as I was driving CO 142 from Romeo (Conejos County) to San Luis
(Costilla County) I saw what appeared to be antagonistic behavior between
two ravens (probably a mated pair) and a third raven, guessing 100 feet above
the ground. The episode climaxed with one
Winter is waning, and here comes the cleanup crew! I saw 5+ Turkey
Vultures circling low over the vicinity of Arapahoe Road & University Blvd ~
10:30 this morning. A half hour later I saw 5 again, circling over Dry Creek
Road & Holly Street and continuing in a generally southeastern
The Sandhill Crane migration is in full swing in the San Luis Valley. I
was there during the official festival weekend and saw the expected
thousands of feeding, loafing and flying cranes, geese and ducks. Always an
amazing spectacle.
Four unexpected sightings were:
- Seeing a dozen
Hello Cobirders,
I received over a dozen responses to my plea for ID help for a thrush
who briefly visited my yard on Sunday past. All said it is a Hermit Thrush
and many gave diagnostic clues to the bird's identity. David Leatherman
added a putative ID for the cast seed, possibly
Once upon this morning dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping,
As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chimney capping...
...As I was debating whether to get out of bed on this grey grim morning, I
heard, for the first
Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday evening, around 7pm, I was driving about 30 mph down a street
in my neighborhood when a Cooper's hawk overtook and passed me, going 35?
- 40? mph at about 3 feet off the ground and parallel to me about 10 feet
to my left. She was flying easily, an
Hello Fellow Birders,
The Great Migration has officially begun! I saw a male Wilson's
Warbler in my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe in western Arapahoe
County this morning. I've also noticed significant growth of the flock of
Mourning Doves recently, and the Bushtits just
Hello Fellow Birders,
Okay, this is getting ridiculous. Yesterday, May 10, at least 5 Chipping
Sparrows joined the cavalcade through my little townhouse yard near Holly &
Arapahoe. I usually get a Spring migrant or two this time of year, but
this makes 5 species in 5 consecutive days!
Hello Again,
Just now, Monday afternoon, a Lazuli Bunting was eating peanut bits at
the feeders in my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west
Centennial.. Maybe there is something to this migration story, after all.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial, Arapahoe
Hello Again,
Mid-afternoon on Mother's Day a flock of 5+ Pine Siskins joined the
parade of birds through my little townhouse yard in west Centennial. Three
unusual species in three days. You'd think there was some kind of migration
going on!
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west
Hello Fellow Birders,
Well! Yesterday morning (Saturday) I reported hearing a Spotted Towhee
in my yard near Holly & Arapahoe the previous evening. Later in the day I
was planting stuff in my little townhouse yard and noticed two towhees
gleaning under the bird feeders not 15 feet
Hello Fellow Birders,
I was chatting on the phone ~ 7pm last night (Friday, May 6), when I
heard that distinctive "Drink, Drink, Drink your tea-ea-ea-ea" song. I heard
it a couple of times before it registered that I was hearing a towhee in
my little townhouse yard near Holly &
Hello Fellow Birders,
I apologize for the late post. There were 2 W.F. Ibis and ~ 20
American Avocets at the man-made playa that appears whenever we have a
significant
rain/snow event, on the east side of Tower Road where 100th Ave would
intersect if 100th existed at that latitude.
Hello Fellow Birders,
All I can say is: "Wow! What a response!" Late last night I put out a
call for help and early this morning I had received great pictures of both
species from a half-dozen luminaries of the Colorado birding community. A
deeply heart-felt Thank You to all who
Hello Fellow Birders,
I am in dire need of a few good pictures of Pinyon Jays and of
Sharp-tailed Grouse, for a little presentation I'll be doing for a the
Wimberley
Birding Club in Texas. Ample credit will be given to contributors.
If you would be willing to share a couple of
Hello Fellow Birders,
This morning a Brown Creeper paid a brief visit to my little townhouse
yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial. It first landed on a
silver maple, then flew around but did not land on a small grove of aspens,
then
worked the trunk of a long-needled pine
Hello Fellow Birders,
Yesterday a Gray-headed Junco showed up in my little townhome yard near
Holly and Arapahoe, first of the season.
A horde of Common Grackles descended on my yard last Monday. They're
still here, eating me out of house and home.
Keep smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west
Hello Fellow Birders,
Just had 2 Western Scrub Jays visit my little townhome yard near Holly
& Arapahoe in west Centennial. First time in the 11 years I've been in
this place.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial
Arapahoe County
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Hello Fellow Birders,
Bushtits are usually year-round denizens of my neighborhood near Holly
& Arapahoe, but they were missing in action all summer till about a week
ago when I heard a good-sized flock moving through the area. Today they
finally deigned to stop by my yard and get a
Hello Fellow Birders,
A male Wilson's Warbler made a brief appearance in my little townhouse
yard near Holly Arapahoe in western Centennial this morning, apparently
attracted by the hubbub at the feeders.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial
Arapahoe County
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Hello Fellow Birders,
My little townhouse yard near Holly Arapahoe in west Centennial has
had three unexpected visitors the past three days. A White-breasted
Nuthatch, Mountain Chickadee and what I believe is a juvenile Chipping Sparrow
have all been hanging around since Saturday.
Hello Fellow Birders,
Every once in a while I see a House Finch with no tail feathers at my
feeders. I've wondered about it, but never gave it very much thought till
this year, when I noticed other species with the same condition.
This Spring/early summer I've seen an American Crow
Hello Fellow Birders,
Sunday I encountered a bird song that I can't figure out. The bird was
in a small grove of some green/some decadent deciduous trees, all that
remains of an old farmstead about 25 miles SSE of the town of Yuma and about
20 miles WNW of Idalia.
It was a simple,
Hello Fellow Birders,
I encountered a small flock of about a dozen Cedar Waxwings at the
'migrant trap' park at the intersection of US 36 CO 71 today. One landed at
a puddle within 3 feet of me to get a drink, seemingly oblivious to my
presence.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west
I hurt my back yesterday and cannot lead the trip on Sunday. My apologies
to all who signed up for it. We'll try it again soon.
Kevin Corwin
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The FOS reports in CoBirds today reminded me that yesterday, March 21,
several of us saw our first 4 Tree Swallows of the season. They were circling
above us and chittering as we cleaned out nestboxes just north of the
ASGD's Audubon Center at the south end of Chatfield State Park, along
The folks at the Colorado Bluebird Project are planning to host an
educational session for anyone interested in monitoring nestboxes and/or
learning
about bluebirds in general. It will be held at the Audubon Center at the
south end of Chatfield State Park (no Parks Pass required) on
Hello Fellow Birders,
Just had a Spotted Towhee in my little townhome yard in western
Centennial, near the intersection of Holly Arapahoe. Also had a pair of
Great
Horned Owls dueting in the neighborhood around 11pm last night.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial, Arapahoe
Hi Again,
Guess I should have waited a few minutes before sending my previous
message about the towhee and owls, a Mountain Chickadee just showed up in my
little townhome yard in western Centennial. Gee, you'd think a change of
weather was on the way...
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
A few birds of note from my hike on the Fountain Valley trail today, Sept
9, not including the usual suspects:
- I put up a flock of ?200? chipping sparrows on the west leg of the loop
just north of the fork. I glassed about 20, did not see anything but
chippies.
- As I was glassing 2
Hello Again,
Following up on my post this past Tuesday in which I asked for ID help
on birds I'd seen on my BBS routes...
Quite a few people reviewed the pictures I had of what I thought might
be an Ash-throated Flycatcher in Baca County and what I thought might be a
Hooded Oriole
I just finished my BBS Routes in Baca, Kit Carson Yuma Counties, had a
few surprises including two birds I need identification help on.
Baca County south of Springfield was very wet and produced the biggest
surprise: an ephemeral lake near County Roads N and 42 that held a
An Indigo Bunting has joined the Lesser Goldfinch I reported a couple of
days ago, in my little townhouse yard near Holly Arapahoe.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial
Arapahoe County
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This morning's sighting was the first time I've ever seen a Lesser
Goldfinch in my little townhouse yard near Holly Arapahoe.
Had a Chipping Sparrow pass through yesterday. Had seen a couple here a
few weeks ago.
Keep Smilin',
Kevin Corwin
west Centennial
Arapahoe County
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