[cobirds] Re: Barn Owl, night migrants east of Louisville

In the San Luis Valley, the very few Barn Owls we have in fair seasons are pretty much gone in winter. I only have one winter record and I believe the rest leave the area for warmer temps down the Rio Grande. 

John Rawinski

Monte Vista, CO

On Tuesday, August 13, 2024 at 9:21:17 AM UTC-6 Paula Hansley wrote:

CObirders,

While watching for Perseids and looking for the Aurora early (2-4:30 am) this morning, I heard several very interesting bird calls near Coal Creek, including a raspy Barn Owl, Wild Turkey, and an Upland Sandpiper, Lesser Yellowlegs, and possible Solitary Sandpiper(Merlin?) calling while flying overhead when thr clouds obscured the sky about 4 am.. 

Paula Hansley 

Boulder County

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