This change since last year won’t account for all the change but Lake Mary at
the Arsenal has had 50-75 DCCO’s the last few weeks. I can see at least 3
nests on the big tree in the middle of the lake but I am sure there are more.
I do not recall these numbers from the prior years. Also 3
77 Red-necked Phalaropes flew into Lake Ladora this evening as well!
Graham Ray
Denver
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Has anyone seen the Garganey today?
Graham Ray
Denver
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I am glad you have seen the light!
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Now that The Denver Post has
I am at Lagerman Reservoir now (Sunday 9am) and the Caspian Tern is still here!
Thanks Diane!
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f the lake. Birding is good
walking around the lake, slowly.
Sora was first added to the Denver County checklist from the marsh.
Walking along the drainage to the south can also be good.
Have fun!
Joe Roller, Denver
On Fri, May 29, 2020 at 8:20 PM Ray, Graham wrote:
I tried to check Heron Pond
I had the Teal Trifecta yesterday at the tiny pond where the Rod and Gun Club
duck blind is at the Arsenal. I took photos but surprisingly the Teals did not
cooperate. They were never together and when two would be near each other only
one would have its head up at a time! The pandemic has
About 10 minutes ago approximately 100 Sandhill Cranes flew over Stapleton -
generally in a southern direction. I was shoveling the driveway and heard a
strange sound - I thought I had mice or squirrels in the bushes. Then I looked
up and there they were! So exciting!
I saw an adult and 4 little ones on the way to the top of Mt Bierstadt on
August 5th. My one and only hike above tree line.
Graham Ray
Denver
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