Following up on Dave's post, I visited Crow Valley this morning (Wednesday, November 4th). The Red-bellied Woodpecker was calling and made a brief appearance near the Picnic Shelter. Also present near the Picnic Shelter was a Black-throated Green Warbler feeding on leaves in the sun. Similar to Dave's experience, I birded for a full 30 minutes before seeing or hearing any birds - very quiet. After over an hour I left with only four species (added Merlin and a few Townsend's Solitaire).
Also in Weld County, driving on WCR 105 a few miles south from highway 14, there were an abundance of Lapland Longspur (likely at least hundreds), some willing to pose for photos.
Kevin Keirn
Fort Collins, CO
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