Yesterday David Dowell and I were rebuffed from entering North Weld County Landfill (which we took calling North Weld County Lake to maintain our dignity) because it is a "hardhat area". After scouting the west and south sides of the fenced-in landfill, we set up the scope in a dirt field on the south side of Hwy 14 for hazy, inconclusive views of thousands of trash-eating gulls. Definitely not ideal. Does anyone have tips on how best to bird this site? Or should we just bring hardhats next time?
Thanks,
Chris Rurik
Denver, CO
PS We also saw two Common Ravens mingling with the gulls.
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