At 1:40 the scissor-tailed flycatcher was on the north side of the road, east of the Lake loop, low in a field. It was directly opposite the parking lot which is on the south side of the road east of the Lake Loop. Then came the downpour.
To add to Loch's comments: Many hundreds of sparrows, esp many hundreds of chippings; lots of lark sparrows. A few Cassin's kingbirds were present besides the dozens of westerns. Another birder/photographer showed me his Bulllock's oriole photo. At least one lark bunting there...I didn't see it.
When I arrived home, both white-crowned and Brewer's sparrows were in the back yard.
Both of my wren houses have occupants building.
Red-breasted nuthatches and bushtits are still here, so that they are likely nesting.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe near Orchard and Colorado Blvd.
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