Today on a visit to Mesa Verde Nat'l Park with my family, I found a female type Townsend's Warbler along the Spruce Canyon trail, about half a mile down from the trailhead/dwellings area. The bird was in a mixed flock of bushtits, chickadees, and two Black-throated Grey Warblers. This seems really early for Townsend's, so I figured it would be worth reporting. I was able to get one pretty bad (but diagnostic) picture of the bird before it disappeared.
-- Also, possibly of local interest for Durango area folks, I had a Northern Pygmy-Owl in Junction Canyon yesterday, the bird was about a 1/3 of a mile up the trail that leads up canyon from the hairpin turn below the Nat'l Forest campground.
Sam Fason, Colorado Springs
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