December 2019 Birds Woodland Park Yard Area and Beyond
Yard area was mostly devoid of birds from late November to late December, presumably because of the wet year of 2019 that produced a lot of seed and cone crops so there was a lot of natural food available. The "regulars" started to return to the yard area in late December.
Downy Woodpecker-
Ute Valley park on 11-28, drumming
Clark's Nutcracker-
Ute Pass Trail on 12-7
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8
Mule Creek Trail on 12-21
Signal Butte Area on 12-22
Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay
Ute Valley Park on 11-28
Ute Pass Trail on 12-7
Townsend's Solitaire-
Ute Valley park on 11-28, calling
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8, calling
Red-breasted Nuthatch- 1F on 12-15, 1 on 12-14, 12-1, 12-21, 12-19
Mule Creek Trail on 12-21
Ute Valley on 11-28
Ute Pass Trail on 12-7
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8, 12-15
White-breasted Nuthatch- 1 on 12-9, 12-6, 12-8
Brown Creeper-
Ute Pass Trail on 12-7
Mule Creek Trail on 12-21
Spotted Towhee-
Ute Valley park on 11-28, calling
Dark-eyed Junco-
Pink-sided- 1 on 12-15, 12-14, 4 on 12-12, 1 on 12-9, 2 on 12-6, 1 on 12-18, 12-22, 12-21, 12-19
Slate-colored- 2 on 12-6, 1 on 12-19
White-winged- 1 on 12-19
Evening Grosbeak- Flock flyover of 26 on 12-12
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8, flock of about 40, a few on 12-15
Pine Siskin- 1 on 12-8, 3 on 12-18
Ute Pass Trail on 12-7
House Finch- 5 on 12-15
Red Crossbill- A few on 12-9, 12-5, 12-3, 12-1, 12-21
Crystal Res., 12-3
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8, many, 15 on 12-15
Mule Creek Trail on 12-21
Signal Butte Area on 12-22
Abert's Squirrel-
Lovell Gulch Trail on 12-8
Joe LaFleur
Woodland Park, Teller County, 8500 feet
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