Re: [cobirds] Foothills birds continue to push East

The Solitaire is regular out East fall through winter, particularly where there are planted junipers or other trees or shrubs with berries. I think the Pine Siskin is regular, as well.

David Suddjian

Littleton, CO

On Wed, Nov 1, 2017 at 10:05 AM, Bart Deferme <bdeferme@gmail.com> wrote:

Two new yard birds here at Quincy Reservoir: Pine Siskin and Townsend's Solitaire. Nothing too exciting given both species' abundance in the front range, but to see them this far East seems noteworthy, especially in light of all the other sightings of birds more typically expected in the foothills.

Happy birding,

Bart Deferme

Quincy Reservoir

Arapahoe County

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