Re: [cobirds] Dickcissel and Bobolinks Hygiene (Boulder) 6/26

Dan et al.,

These birds were east of US 36, not US 26, which is in Wyoming. They were west of the St. Vrain bridge, and they were seen on 6/25. Hope that clears up any confusion. 

Mark

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From: Daniel O'Donnell <djod@me.com>

Date: 6/25/20 10:10 (GMT-07:00)

To: snowy.owlets@gmail.com

Subject: Re: [cobirds] Dickcissel and Bobolinks Hygiene (Boulder) 6/26

Thanks for the tip! Was it US36 and not US26? I'm not sure where 26 would be. 

Dan

Dan (from iPhone)

On Jun 25, 2020, at 09:04, snowy.owlets <snowy.owlets@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Everyone, 

I took a drive down Hygiene Road from US 26 east to 75th this morning 6/26. The grass south of the road and east of St Vrain Creek had some fun birds, including a singing Dickcissel, two singing Bobolinks, a singing but invisible Grasshopper Sparrow, and an Eastern Kingbird. A Wilson's Snipe was singing from a fencepost a half mile or so west of there. 

I also made a dawn visit to Apple Valley Road near Lyons. Chats and catbirds were singing away, and the natural amphitheater acoustics with the morning light were impressive.

Mark Miller 

Longmont, CO/Lake Oswego, OR 

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