While not as sexy as Duane’s Cape May, we returned after three weeks out of town to find the adult WHITE-THROATED SPARROW still in our yard in southwest Denver (near Huston Park, Denver Co., CO). He is really starting to look sharp and was joined today (Thurs., 28 Apr.’22) by a nice bright “Gambel’s” WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW. Add a SAY’S PHEOBE down the street and a fun day around the neighborhood. While not that rare, can still be tough in Denver, so if you’d like to stop by and try for the White-throat, just let me know separately.
Good Birding,
Doug
28 Apr.’22 Huston Park area, Denver Co., CO
Canada Goose – 6
Mallard – 2
Rock Pigeon – 5
Eurasian Collared-Dove – 4
Double-crested Cormorant – 1
Downy Woodpecker – 1
Northern Flicker – 5 “Red-shafted” (lots of courtship going on)
Say’s Phoebe – 1
Blue Jay – 3
American Crow – 15
Black-capped Chickadee – 3
Cliff Swallow – 1
Bushtit – 5
European Starling - 5
American Robin – 10
House Sparrow – 4
House Finch – 6
White-crowned Sparrow – 1ad “Gambel’s”
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW – 1ad “White-stripped”
Spotted Towhee – 3
Red-winged Blackbird – 10
Common Grackle – 3
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