Warren Lake is surrounded by private property. However there are 2 access points to view the jaeger that are ok with homeowner's.
Here Map 40.533634,-105.053946
and here Map 40.530372,-105.063571
On Oct 12, 2019, at 5:14 PM, Nicholas Komar <quetzal65@comcast.net> wrote:
Great find, Bob. It looks good for parasitic to me. I'm sure photos will be posted later tonight. No yellow at all on nape and pointed central tail is shorter than expected for adult so I am thinking subadult. Bird still present.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
Hi:An adult, light-morph Pomarine/Parasitic Jaeger seen about 10 minutes ago, bathing in the middle of the larger portion of Warren Lake.If it was a Pom it's characteristic longs twisted tail feathers were either broken off or molted away. The dark helmeted head feathers appeared to come below it's bill and it's mantle was dark, no tones of brown.. It was difficult to assess the shape of it's remaining tail feathers. In some looks the tail feathers seemed pointed and in other looks, not so sure.Bring the long lensBob RighterDenver, CO--
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