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Category Archives: Mammals
Bird Whisperer
This was a great day of birding. I began at Mueller State Park and hiked my usual four-mile trail loop. There was another car at the trail head when I finished hiking, and I saw a couple people out and … Continue reading
Local Birds
After work on Monday, I wandered along Black Squirrel Creek for a couple hours. The highlight was a pair of Red Crossbills in the pines along one of the ponds. The male sat on an exposed branch for several minutes … Continue reading
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Back to Clear Spring Ranch
I couldn’t stand the thought of wandering locally to bird yet again, so I drove down to the south end of the county to Clear Spring Ranch. Nothing exciting had been reported from there, so other birders didn’t flock to … Continue reading
Mammal #71 — Swift Fox
vulpes velox Friday, April 10, 2020 — 8:00 am El Paso County, Colorado — Squirrel Creek Road I got tired of being cooped up in my immediate neighborhood by the virus, so I got up early and headed out into … Continue reading
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In the Neighborhood 3/29-4/4
One of two Wilson’s Snipes by the iron foot bridge along Black Squirrel Creek. A Say’s Phoebe Black Squirrel Creek on a cold, cloudy Friday afternoon. A Great Blue Heron in the marsh along Black Squirrel Creek. On Friday evening, … Continue reading