. :)
Eric
p.s. There really is a bird called the Dull-colored Grassquit in South
America. It's an accurate name, for what it's worth.
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On Thu, Nov 2, 2023 at 11:04 PM Megan Miller
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> I am a freshly minted 31 year old and I have been part of Colora
(which in its case seems very unlikely now).
Similarly, Townsend's name will persist in scientific names like that of
the solitaire *(Myadestes townsendi*), etc. As will Parker's if it ever
comes to that with the tropical Parker's Antbird
*(Cercomacroides parkeri).*
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, as
it is not yet discussed on the Cornell Birds of the World site.
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the way back to September 1985 when the first Magnificent
Frigatebird was found in Colorado. Frigatebirds are members of the family
*Fregatidae*, and so far the Magnificent is the only member of that family
known to have occurred in the state.
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And of course, I forgot to list the names!
HAWO - Hairy WoodpeckerHOSP - House Sparrow
NOFL - Northern FlickerAMGO - American GoldfinchHOWR - House WrenWEWP -
Western Wood-PeweeLAZB - Lazuli BuntingPLVI - Plumbeous VireoLEGO - Lesser
Goldfinch
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it this way helps everyone learn!
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On Fri, Jun 23, 2023 at 4:01 AM Robin Biddle
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> Hi Eric ( and Ted)
> Somewhere in the depts of my laptop, I have Colorado bird codes.
> Sometimes you guys forget that you have an international r
does have a sensitive microphone, but that microphone is not
connected to anything as potentially powerful as a human cerebrum.
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On Sat, Jun 24, 2023 at 4:27 PM Chip Clouse wrote:
> Ajit,
> Thanks for this. I would also say the opposite is tr
In fact, one needs to be cautious in the vicinity of LEGOs for they will
also imitate other finches, both calls and songs. Just the other day during
my field season I was initially snookered by a LEGO inserting occasional
Evening Grosbeak sounds into its calls and songs.
Good birding to all,
Eric
Cristo "sky island" could have Grace's there. I've
even had one once on the Costilla side.
Eric
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On Wed, May 24, 2023 at 12:43 PM Charles Hundertmark <
chundertma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> From May 20-23, Paul Slingsby and I, aka the Rov
This appears to be a 3rd state record. The previous two records are from
Jefferson and Montezuma counties. I remember a third previous report, that
seems to have never gotten documented either with the CBRC or on eBird,
from the Dolores River valley in 2014.
Eric
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being able
to observe this rugged beast even if just for a moment in its astonishing
life.
Happy migration,
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My recordings can be heard here in the checklist:
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On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 8:53 PM William Churchill Anderson <
wian6...@colorado.edu> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This morning, Luke Phe
I don't know if that was a specimen or not.
I will be in the Monte Vista area a few more hours before I have to leave.
Feel free to contact me for more info, but hopefully this message helps.
Good birding,
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I'm pretty sure the last couple field seasons I may have encountered only a
couple individual birds the entire season, if that. So this year, it feels
much more assuring and encouraging to find these fabulous creatures
regularly traversing our forests.
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show up,
but at the very least I can say they can show up in Moffat rain or shine.
It was indeed a spectacle, although I'm not sure I want to experience it
like that ever again.
Eric
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On Wed, Jun 29, 2022 at 8:49 PM Doug Ward wrote:
> The pos
e will
document it," was there possibly some other consideration?
Eric
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On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 3:25 PM smka2 via Colorado Birds <
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> Cobirders,
>
>
>
> Correction to my earlier post, there are
mine, just a few hours after it
left.
Eric
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On Thu, May 5, 2022 at 5:54 PM Donna Stumpp wrote:
> Okay - a couple theories in so far: a melanistic bird (genetic mutation
> with excessive dark pigment), or an oiled bird. I l
o know all the
details of what has happened.
Eric
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On Thu, Mar 3, 2022 at 11:42 AM DAVID A LEATHERMAN
wrote:
> It has come to my attention that photographers, some of whom may be
> birders, are causing a problem west of Lyons in th
The Reuters Twitter video included in the provided link does indeed show
what appear to be dozens of dead Yellow-headed Blackbirds on the street...
Eric
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On Tue, Feb 15, 2022 at 2:12 PM Kevin Rumery wrote:
> It might be a p
The best viewing spot for the bird is about here:
40.186372, -105.1811738
Eric
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On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 12:32 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Apologies for the delay in posting here, but around 10am this morning I
persistence.
Good birding,
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This is in Boulder County, and Pella Crossing is west of Longmont. Swans
were first seen yesterday, and continued into late this morning, when I
drove by (I live near there).
Eric
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On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 1:11 PM Adam Vesely wrote:
> For
out the year. You can see images of the discussed species
at my list, linked here:
https://ebird.org/checklist/S98058628
Happy Thanksgiving to all,
Eric
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For the record, that day while there I had a flyover that sounded very much
like a Sprague's, but I could not confirm that's what it was, and it landed
pretty far away from where I was.
Good luck!
Eric
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these
late breeding (2nd brood?) attempts.
Eric
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On Mon, Aug 16, 2021 at 9:13 AM Scott Somershoe
wrote:
> To add to David's post, although decidedly less interesting, there's an
> active House finch nest next to my house with noisy nes
since I'm not subscribed to any
of those.
Eric
p.s. I have gmail, but I never seem to get eBird alerts sent to my Spam
folders. Your mileage may differ though. (On rare occasions my CoBirds
messages do show up there.)
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On Sat, Dec 19, 2020
So in less than 2 months, Pelican Point has now had
Nelson's Sparrow
Magnificent Frigatebird
Snow Bunting
Did I miss anything? Even if not, that's a pretty fun assortment.
Eric
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On Sun, Nov 22, 2020 at 1:17 PM Mary Keithler wrote:
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On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 10:37 AM William H Kaempfer <
william.kaemp...@colorado.edu> wrote:
> Eric,
>
>
>
> Northernmost and easternmost for this fall, northernmost ever. There
> seems to be quite a range expansi
Hi again,
Continuing the theme of (slightly) early northern arrivals, I saw and
photographed a first-of-season Northern Shrike along Old St Vrain Rd just
SW of Lyons in Boulder County this morning.
Eric
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Thanks to all for the replies! Now I just need the bird to stay put a
little bit longer.
Eric
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On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 6:34 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Could some kind soul advise as to the best place to park and hike in
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, but the bird
continued to sing this variant for pretty much the entire duration of my
visit to the area, which was well over 90 minutes.
https://www.xeno-canto.org/205868
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On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 8:59 PM Ted Floyd wrote:
> Alrighty, y'all, w
been away, but such is life. You
can't be everywhere at once!
Good birding,
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from the last edge of grassland/farmland up into ponderosa pine foothills.)
Of course that was before the plethora of CAFI reports we've had in the
past week or so, but in retrospect maybe I was seeing the vanguard of the
invasion force.
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On Thu
Yeah, I don't know who could be so daft as to confuse that Great Egret
statue near 80th and Indiana with an actual bird. Oh wait, that was me!
But hey, I was just chasing someone else's report! It's not easy to get
Great Egret in Jeffco.
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I'm looking for access information for Great Western Reservoir in
Broomfield County. I've been there a couple times but it is not clear to me
what is legal (and if so, preferred) access to the reservoir and
surroundings. Please respond directly to me offline. Thanks!
Eric
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atsoever.
I'll just leave it at that, for the sake of brevity and decorum.
Eric
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On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 10:08 AM Ann Donoghue wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have an invite in my mailbox this morning from "Rebecca" to join the
>
this a couple times, and it was quite a treat.
The point being, this bird's casual behavior around people doesn't seem to
me to be an argument for prior captivity. It seemed like a typical ani to
me. And I've never even heard of anis as being desired cage birds.
Eric
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SWHA to be a likely predator for
CAJA nests? Or could I have heard an actual SWHA in that lofty habitat?
Thanks for sharing your stories and knowledge!
Eric
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as a possible find in appropriate habitats of San Luis Valley!
Good birding,
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residence compared to past years, at least be heartened by the fact that at
least in the SLV, hundreds of them are gathered and making a good living
there this year.
Thanks for reading this far!
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I should add that the bird appeared to be an immature - the tail bands were
thin and lacking the broader subterminal banding that adults have.
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On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 10:33 AM Eric DeFonso wrote:
> Folks,
>
> After my mor
or anytime
soon - it sure looked like it was heading north of town (into the
headwinds, surprisingly). But who knows, maybe it will. In any case, if
you're in the area keep your eyes peeled and *check every vulture*.
Good birding all,
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Good birding!
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yards
uphill from the marsh.
I also had one female Lark Bunting amidst the sparrow throngs.
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On Mon, May 6, 2019 at 9:07 PM wrote:
> Spent almost two hours walking along S. 66th St. near Marshall Mesa in
> southeastern Boulder
trailhead. I looked for Clay-coloreds to no avail, but did spot about 3
Brewer's Sparrows among them.
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.) I believe it's a year-round resident, but I may be mistaken.
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On Sat, Apr 13, 2019 at 9:41 AM Andrea Wieland wrote:
> Last Tuesday I got to see this hawk in Westminster leaving work to head to
> B
like a sore thumb from all the Ruddies there.
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 1:50 PM Gregg Goodrich
wrote:
> Still present today 3/21 at noon.
> Gregg Goodrich
> Highlands Ranch
>
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it
would if it had not yet been documented there.
All the same, thank you to Tyler and Alicia for locating these birds!
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On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 3:16 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
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>
> The three s
Hi all,
The three swans were still present today in what I'm guessing is the same
area of the Confluence Rec Site (south of Kremmling) as previously reported.
Eric
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On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 7:43 AM Tyler Wilson
in Loveland.
So yes, Taft Hill Rd (Fort Collins) and Taft Rd (Loveland) are NOT the same
road. They both run north/south but are a mile apart from each other.
Please keep that in mind when reporting locations of the Gyrfalcon. Thanks!
Eric
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in
the 8am hour.
Updates on Slaty-backed Gulls are also welcome. :)
Thanks,
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If anyone had successes locating the Gyrfalcon today, please let me know.
I'm intending to go on a search for it tomorrow and would appreciate any
confirmation of its continued presence beyond the late morning report from
Mark Miller on Saturday. Thanks!
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I also know how many of the group members here genuinely
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On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 11:20 AM wrote:
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for information on finding owls
in particular locales are ideally made by asking for off-line (directly
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On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 8:38 PM John Shenot wrote:
> For the record, I didn’t m
but certainly has a strong
representation in both North and South America.
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If the bird is on a schedule, I sure as heck don't know what it is.
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Yes, inquiring minds want to know!
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On Fri, Jul 6, 2018 at 5:45 PM, Steven Rash wrote:
> Anyone have any luck with that little bugger this morning? Haven't seen
> any posts on eBird, but that doesn'
Is anyone refinding this bird today? I have time to make a trip up there if
it is, but I'd like to know before I commit to it. Thanks,
Eric
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On Sun, Jul 1, 2018 at 8:23 AM, robert beauchamp
wrote:
> Com
Hi Stephen,
You don't have to make any spectrograms for uploading to eBird. When you
submit a sound file to eBird, whether it's a .WAV or an .mp3 or whatever,
eBird will auto-generate that spectrogram for you.
Hope that helps!
Eric
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I'd get the word out.
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to learn the song from someone who could actually be
present, and Eastern Wood-Pewee is certainly a probably find there. But
just beware that starlings know this and will deceive you if you don't
catch them in the act.
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Yes, that part is in Adams.
For anyone who's interested in such things, the county line at First Creek
Denver Open Space runs right along Buckley Road. Technically, anything east
of the road is in Denver County, and anything west is in Adams.
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of
chokecherry and other shrubs underneath some taller cottonwoods.
Eric
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some guy in a trenchcoat propositions you to buy a hot set of sparrow and
warbler songs, at least you'll know where that came from.
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Sheets for graciously allowing all of us to occupy her
beautifully landscaped backyard with so many great foothills species of
birds to keep us interested while the star of the show was out doing
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r dam
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Look for the birders.
NOTE the SW bay is in Jeffco, most of the Res is in Arapahoe Co."
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On Sat, Jan 6, 2018 at 12:50 PM, Eric DeFonso <bay.w
generally are people viewing the loon from?
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out with dozens of American Tree Sparrows, Dark-eyed Juncos, House Finches
and American Goldfinches at a bend of the creek near a low, fallen willow.
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was not able
to refind it.
I also had a rapid fly-by of a Prairie Merlin over the wetland shortly
before I left.
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Red-breasted Nuthatches (in my backyard), Evening Grosbeak, Townsend's
Solitaires, and Hairy Woodpecker in the past couple weeks, a couple days
ago I heard the distinctive calls of a Type 2 Red Crossbill.
Have fun birding,
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Grosbeak are
exceedingly rare. If anyone else is in the area, keep your eyes and ears
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expected and typical at higher elevations right now, but seeing them in the
city in July was a bit surprising. Ebird shows very few July urban Denver
sightings of Pine Siskin over the past 10 years.
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Hi Dean -
Your photo shows a Fox Sparrow (Slate-colored form). They breed in the
high-elevation willow stands.
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On Fri, Jun 23, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Dean Colprit <colp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I got this image but can't identify the bird.
I determined my list was missing the addition of the Couch's Kingbird.
Thank you to Peter Gent!
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On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 9:19 AM, Eric DeFonso <bay.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Would someone be so kind as to post here to the
maintain my own
personal database of sightings and my checklist shows 501, and I can't
figure out which species the list is missing! It was last consistent with
the official checklist at 499. I think.
Thank you in advance!
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was convinced
that's what it was. This was around the dog park on Holman Avenue, as I
understand.
Just passing that along in case anyone was curious. That would seem to be
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breakdown of where you've been - it's very illustrative of your national
travel patterns and emphasis.
This is real "county listing" :)
Have fun,
Eric DeFonso
Westminster, CO
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 8:09 PM I
to moderate temperatures year round compared to inland or high
elevation locations.
Eric DeFonso
Westminster, CO
On Thu, Dec 8, 2016 at 1:23 PM Kathy Kay <kathykay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The very same thing happened at my feeder this very same week last year.
> I wasn't able to get
Speaking of low elevation Clark's Nutcrackers, I had a group of 6 of them
fly overhead, downhill no less, at White Ranch Open Space in Jefferson
County, on Sunday morning while I was trail running. I was probably around
6400 ft at the time, still in pondo land.
Eric
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but is
still focused largely on the AOU-NA area where I spend most of my birding
life. Oh well, what you gonna do.
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> The CFO, as do
earlier in this thread about the difficulty of finding some of the family
groups in the new checklist! Things have changed, yes, but not *that* much.
:)
Eric
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worth mentioning here.
I also had a flyby Lewis's Woodpecker along the spring brook loop, but
further down the trail than I would have expected (not near the old burn
area). Also had a flyby Coopers Hawk. 39 species total during my 11 1/2
mile run.
Good birding!
Eric DeFonso
Westminster, CO
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the high country of SW Colorado, I've gotten very attuned to hearing RECRs,
so when I heard them again here in the big city, I got excited.
Have a nice birdy 4th,
Eric
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Phoebe* doing the usual phoebe
things on the CO 55 bridge crossing the S Platte on my way back the freeway.
Would have loved to have kept going, but I needed to get back home and get
ready for the next work week.
Good birding, everyone!
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interested in such things,* Grasshopper Sparrows* are now
present in good numbers at the refuge as well.
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*Canvasback*,
as well as both *American Avocet* and a single *Black-necked Stilt*. I also
had a single *Great-tailed Grackle* there.
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was a single, solitary if you
will, *Townsend's Solitaire*.
Anyway, that's my report from yesterday. I so love this time of year, and
look forward to heading back to Barr Lake more often in the days and weeks
to come.
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and 88th.
Yellow Warblers and Bullock's Orioles are also present.
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