This afternoon I ventured over to the greenbelt to see what I could see, I came across a flock of yellow rumps that included 52 Audubon's and 4 Myrtle (I stopped counting)amazing color. Within that group there was a single male Wilson's once again the color was crisp. In addition I had (11) Say's Phoebe. The Great Horned Owls are fine and dandy. Other Metro noteables include:
Centennial Park
Loggerhead Shrike 4/10
Osprey 4/10
Snowy Egret 4/20
Greater/Lesser Yellowlegs 4/20
Wilson's Phalarope 4/20
Avocet 4/20
Yellow rumped 4/20
Chipping Sparrow 4/20
Western Grebe 4/20
Main Reservoir
Franklin's Gull 100+ 4/14
Bonapartes 4/14
Osprey 4/14
Belmar Park
Wilson's Snipe (9) 4/18
Franklin's Gull 4/18
Common Grackle, Robins ,Wood Duck, Blue wing-winged Teal,Swallows: Barn,Tree,Violet-green thus far, at many locations. Yard has been great with the weather the birds have been going hog wild enjoying the buffet, 21 species this month with Lesser Goldfinch that moved in on the 10th and continued up until yesterday being the highlight. Great horned Owl as a first time visitor.
Birds are good in the city, outstanding even!
Happy Birding
Art Hudak
Denver County
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