On Monday, August 19, 2013 8:53:22 AM UTC-6, Amber Carver wrote:
> We took a trip up to the Pawnee Grassland this weekend. We saw a Solitary Sandpiper in a mud puddle on the road near the buttes. I know there have been many sightings of them this year on the front range, but not so many out on the plains.
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> There was lots of other bird activity, but nothing exciting... unless you get excited by dozens of Swainson's Hawks.
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> -Amber Carver
> Littleton
Where exactly did you see all those SWHA's? Were they in kettle's? We have about a dozen birds that are ready for release and we are in search of kettles.
Thanks.
Michael Tincher
Rocky Mountain Raptor Program
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