And had this sighting been posted to Cobirds when it occurred, the dozen or so birders who were still in the field searching for the PFGO would have known, or at least at the opportunity to head back to the lake to get it. I know I was constantly checking my email for Cobird postings about the PFGO. That is just one of the valuable aspects of Cobirds.
Ira Sanders
Golden
On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 1:33 AM Karl Stecher Jr. <kstecher@idcomm.com> wrote:
My daughter saw the p-f goose at 1:40 PM 12/12 packed in with cacklings at the (I think) spot where the southwest side of the pond is visible, from Road 7. It sounds like the spot where it has been seen a couple of times.Karl StecherAurora--
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