A tree swallow and it's mate came to my nesting box 2 days ago and has returned today. I have never seen the tree swallows here this early!
Thankfully I had just cleaned out the box earlier that day because a black capped chickadee was putting nesting materials in and I hadn't taken out the nest from the previous season. I thought the chickadee nesting activity was also a little early.
Flocks of migrating geese have been flying in and out of the ponds pretty regularly now and there hasn't been a several hoodie dancers hanging out for the last couple of weeks.
The resident geese are all extremely vocal and active as they try to secure their nesting areas. (Being vocal is just a nice way of putting it of course!)
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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