Brandon and all,
I was there for 3 hours this morning with a number of others (roughly 7 To 10 am). The area was searched well with no sightings. It may still be there - could have been west of the road out of sight or possibly roasting through the cooler weather. Hopefully others will give a look over the next couple days.
Scott Shaum
Woodland Park, CO
On Wed, Jul 5, 2023 at 3:37 PM Brandon <flammowl17@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone seen the Limpkin since yesterday, 4 July in the morning? Seems like no ebird reports at all after that. Some people were at Ramah SWA this morning, and didn't see it. It seems like it can be hard to find when it is hot in the middle of the day. No sightings this morning, is interesting. There was cold front last night, and chilly today, perhaps it moved on or hiding. If anyone sees it or any other Limpkins, please report them. Colorado may well get more of them. Last summer, after Kansas got the first one, several more showed up. Congrats to everyone who got to see this amazing 1st state record, I believe the most westerly sighting of Limpkin anywhere in the United States.--Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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