Today at 11:10 when I left, there were still 6 medium sized Terns on the east shore of Timnath Reservoir proper. They were foraging along the northeast shore and landed in amongst the gulls on a small sand island off the east shore, separated from the shore by a narrow water channel. Also there was one of the on again-off again Caspian Terns. This large Tern was foraging along the west shore catching minnows and then landed in amongst the gulls on a sand spit point on the north shore of the lake proper. Its large size, black cap and bright orange bill were quite noticeable.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
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