Cassin's Finches all over Boulder again

[Richard Pautsch]

The Cassin's Finches have returned with the snow once again.  Multiple Boulder Bird Club members have reported them in the last two hours.

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Dick Pautsch

427 Pearl St.

Boulder, CO  80302

rjpa...@gmail.com

[Scott]

I have hundreds of them at my house in Estes along with all three rosy-finches and Evening Grosbeaks

We also have over a foot of snow here and it is still coming down :(

Scott Rashid
Estes Park

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[Mark Obmascik]

In Grand County near Tabernash, today is the most species I've ever had on a single feeder at the same time -- five. (Gray-crowned rosy around the back.) 

Feeders being ransacked by rosies (no blacks yet), crossbills, pine grosbeaks, juncos (I've never seen so many before -- dozens), nuthatches, chickadees, and Cassin's finches. Occasional visits by Steller's and Canada jays, too. 

Good birding,

Mark Obmascik

Tabernash, CO

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[cyndyjo...@q.com]

I have them again in Lakewood 

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On Apr 16, 2020, at 11:57 AM, Richard Pautsch <rjpa...@gmail.com> wrote:



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