Birders,
I visited Tempel Grove for about an hour this afternoon. The highlight
was a Wood Thrush in the leaf litter south of the Melody Tempel bench.
It disappeared for a long time, but was finally seen again near the
juniper tree on the NW corner of the white house next to the grove. I
think it was attracted to the sprinkler, though it was never seen there.
Additional birds included: two Ovenbirds, one Northern Waterthrush, one
Yellow-breasted Chat, one MacGillivray's Warbler and one immature male
Summer Tanager (along canal west of Road 35).
Duane Nelson
Las Animas, Bent County CO
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