Sparrows are a perennial autumn challenge, when we have many different sparrows to search for and enjoy. Register now for the next Bird Bombs: "Fall Sparrows" on Sept 8 at 7 pm
Bird Bombs are 30 minute bursts of ID info on a focused topic. Sparrows are migrating, and soon we will have some different species to look for and sort through. "Fall Sparrows" will walk through the ID of the more challenging species and share what to look for on some of the less common sparrows that we hope to see.
Ph. Diane Roberts
Past exploded Bird Bombs are available on DFO's past programs page, including Aug 18's "The Little Pipers." https://dfobirds.org/Programs/Past.aspx
Ph. Anne Craig
David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
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