The Fork-tailed is still present north of Prince Lake at 4:40. It's returning to a small bare Russian Olive tree just east of piled hay bales west of oil tanks, about 100 yards north of the lake. Parking is available on the shoulder of 111th by Prince Lake. Currently, you can walk along a dirt construction path to the tanks from 111th.
Note that we just heard from the police that they might not allow entrance to the storage tank area tomorrow due to construction.
Richard Trinkner
Boulder
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018, 4:10 PM Ben S <benrmnp@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all---I am going to try for the Fork-tailed Flycatcher at Prince Lake 2 tomorrow. Where would I park?Thanks,Ben Sampson,Centennial, CO
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