Today I made a foolhardy effort to try and locate the pinyon jays on Thomas Lane. The heavy snow kept them buried in the pines so no luck was had. I did manage to speak to the guy whose trees they are currently inhabiting as he was plowing the road. I asked if I might walk down the lane that leads to his property and he said he would rather I not as people have been scaring them away and it takes a couple days for them to return.
I let him know that I totally understand and will take my chances in better weather from the road. This makes it sound to me as if some folks have been walking up the private lane to his house, or maybe it's just been him accidentally scaring them away. Either way, I just wanted to let folks know the home owners wishes so we don't make a bad name for ourselves and become a nuisance while chasing those ever elusive feathers.
Have fun out there,
Jeremy Alcorn
Boulder County
If this is a duplicate message, my apologies. I sent the first as an email and not a "new conversation." Newbie at the controls here.
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