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Chico Basin Ranch
My goal this Thursday was to see, for the first time ever, 100 species of birds in the month of March. I started the day with 95. Someone spotted Mountain Plovers in the prairie dog village on Hanover Road, and … Continue reading
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Bird #569 — Slaty-backed Gull
larus (ravenous seabird) schistisagus (slate cloak) Larimer County, Colorado — Kyger Open Space Thursday, March 24, 2022 — 11:58 am On Sunday, when I was on the way home from Kansas, a Slaty-backed Gull was found at a state park … Continue reading
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Bird #568 — Lesser Prairie-Chicken
Tympanuchus (from tympanon, kettle drum, and echein, to have) pallidicinctus (from pallidus, pale, and cinctus, belted, encircled — probably in reference to the barred feathers) Logan County, Kansas — Smoky Valley Ranch Sunday, March 20, 2022 — 6:20 am Lesser … Continue reading
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Rough-legs and Ring-necks
On my drive to Kansas to see Prairie-Chickens, I saw dozens of Rough-legged Hawks — more than even Red-tailed Hawks. At times, I saw several within a couple minutes of each other. I was surprised there were so many around, … Continue reading
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March Birds
On 3/4, I went to Brush Hollow, Tunnel Drive, and the Cañon City Riverwalk in search of Pinyon Jay, Juniper Titmouse, Rufous-crowned Sparrow, and Evening Grosbeak. I didn’t see any of the birds I was hoping to find. Here’s what … Continue reading
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