I took a lunch break walk through Denver West (east of 70, north of Colfax). I had two PALM WARBLERS moving around just north of Lena Gulch between Building 5 and the Building 6&7 parking lot. Also in the flock were a brown creeper, a few bushtits, and a handful of black-capped chickadees. Interestingly, neither bird appeared to be the bird recently photographed from the office park. At least one bird was still very near breeding plumage, still maintaining a rufous cap, and the other may have been as well although I after ID'ing the first I spent most of my time on the second as it took longer to get a clear view through the branches. Both birds were tail bobbing and feeding, as well as following each other around and interacting at times.
-- The office park is also known for late fall Pine Warblers and Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, but although they have been my target all fall, I have yet to find one.
Kevin DeBoer,
Lakewood, CO
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