Present in the northwest corner of Lake Loveland at noon today, 12/5:
DUNLIN (2) first found by Irene Fortune several days ago
Killdeer (7)
Lesser Black-backed Gull (1a)
California Gull (several)
Herring Gull (few)
White Pelican (at least 6)
Hooded Merganser (at least 3)
Bonaparte's Gull (at least 2)
I checked the pine trees on the upper part of the Swim Beach for Pine Warbler (present here a few years ago at about this time) but saw nothing. I did not scope the waterfowl in the east end of Lake Loveland but with binocular looks do not think any loons were present.
A man who had catered a party for 1800 health care workers and their families last night dumped two huge leaf bags full of leftover buttered popcorn on the beach w of the Swim Beach. All the above gull species, mallards and crows had a feast. It was all I could do not to join them, and amazing how quickly the gulls cleaned up that amount of food.
Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins
DUNLIN (2) first found by Irene Fortune several days ago
Killdeer (7)
Lesser Black-backed Gull (1a)
California Gull (several)
Herring Gull (few)
White Pelican (at least 6)
Hooded Merganser (at least 3)
Bonaparte's Gull (at least 2)
I checked the pine trees on the upper part of the Swim Beach for Pine Warbler (present here a few years ago at about this time) but saw nothing. I did not scope the waterfowl in the east end of Lake Loveland but with binocular looks do not think any loons were present.
A man who had catered a party for 1800 health care workers and their families last night dumped two huge leaf bags full of leftover buttered popcorn on the beach w of the Swim Beach. All the above gull species, mallards and crows had a feast. It was all I could do not to join them, and amazing how quickly the gulls cleaned up that amount of food.
Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins
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