COBirders,
I had a very brief look at a Sagebrush Sparrow at approx. 4:30 at the SE corner of Admiral Burke Park, in the scrub by the gazebo. I only saw the bird because a Red-winged Blackbird apparently didn't want it around. The blackbird first flushed the sparrow to within a few feet of where I was standing, then with a second pass, the sparrow disappeared into the scrub. I did hear a few high-pitched chips, but I never relocated it.
Peter Burke
Boulder County
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