Wow, that sounds great. I'm happy that at least part of the area survived the flooding and that so many birds are there. Nice.
Deb Carstensen, Littleton, Arapahoe County
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On Aug 26, 2013, at 8:35 PM, BirdNerd's Email <markrminnerlee@gmail.com> wrote:
> I decided to see how Last Chance was faring this afternoon on the way home from work and to my surprise there was still water in the little pond. The vegetation also is thriving in some places providing some ok understory. Considering that temps were still in the high 90's while I was there activity was still decent. Here's what I found of interest-
>
> Willow Flycatcher
> Hammond's Flycatcher
> Dusky Flycatcher
> Western Kingbird
> Warbling Vireo
> Wilson's Warbler
> Yellow Warbler
> Black-headed Grosbeak
> Brewer's Sparrow
> Lincoln Sparrow
> Chipping Sparrow
>
> Happy birding-
>
> Mark Minner-Lee
> Superior, CO
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