All,
There is a 'blue' ross' goose in with the cackling geese in the field on the N. side of the lake along Byron (the one-way road).
I finally got my first raven for the park. The bird first appeared from 22nd Ave being harrassed by a crow. The large size was apparent immediately. The wedge-shaped tail was missing, however, but closer looks later showed a lot of wear on the tail. It eventually settled down with with some crows in the soccer fields on the S. side of the park.
I can't quite seem to make it a Chihuahuan, but I did see very light feathers in the neck, and while the bristles on the bill came 1/2way down, the bird seemed generally smaller than a common/northern raven.
-Matthew Baker
Denver, CO
-- There is a 'blue' ross' goose in with the cackling geese in the field on the N. side of the lake along Byron (the one-way road).
I finally got my first raven for the park. The bird first appeared from 22nd Ave being harrassed by a crow. The large size was apparent immediately. The wedge-shaped tail was missing, however, but closer looks later showed a lot of wear on the tail. It eventually settled down with with some crows in the soccer fields on the S. side of the park.
I can't quite seem to make it a Chihuahuan, but I did see very light feathers in the neck, and while the bristles on the bill came 1/2way down, the bird seemed generally smaller than a common/northern raven.
-Matthew Baker
Denver, CO
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