The diversity of birds was decent, though the numbers were a bit low. I only saw a handful of active prairie dogs on today's chilly day, which may have impacted some of the foraging of larger birds. Lots of Horned Larks, with a group of about 800 on CR33 at CR94. Among them I heard only two Lapland Longspurs, and briefly scanned for bunting, but no luck.
Here are the raptor numbers:
- 1 Golden Eagle
- 2 Northern Harrier
- 2 Bald Eagle
- 7 Red-tailed Hawk
- 1 Rough-legged Hawk
- 2 Ferruginous Hawk
- 2 American Kestrel
- 1 Prairie Falcon
Here is the link to the Hawk Migration Association of North America if you are interested in their work: https://www.hmana.org/winter-raptor-survey/
Robert Beauchamp
Fort Collins
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