Maybe Spring, but one swallow does not make a Summer.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
Paulo Tabares writes:
> Good day!
>
> While taking the monthly Cooley Lake hike in South Platte Park, I was
> surprised to see a tree swallow so early, FOS. Only one flying near the
> lake and then landed on one of the bluebird houses very close from where we
> were. I guess spring is here!
>
> Happy Pi day!
>
> Paulo Tabares
>
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