Lewis Woodpecker
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Jennifer Hyypiō
Jun 4, 2015, 6:25:54 PM6/4/15
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On my way down to the CFO Convention in Salida, I took one of many side trips. From south 285 I turned right on County Rd 162 (Nathrope) towards Mt Prinston Hot Springs. Approx 20 yards from the intersection, on the top of one of two dead trees was a Lewis Woodpecker. I had planned on running up to Buena Vista to look for the Lewis reported a few days ago. This one sat still for some time and allowed for some good photos!
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Jennifer Hyypiō
Jun 4, 2015, 6:47:10 PM6/4/15
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Sorry forgot
Jennifer Hyypio
Douglas County, CO
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Douglas County, CO
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plarimer
Jun 6, 2015, 10:07:36 PM6/6/15
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Lewis's are very common in BV. Go to the west side of town and look in the tall cottonwoods, especially any that have a dead snag. Piñon jays have been abundant all winter and spring on the east side of town, look near the river Park, South Main and Midland Hill.
Steve Stachowiak & Melody Egge
Jun 9, 2015, 9:18:30 AM6/9/15
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Cobirders,
If anyone visited the location described below this past weekend and found a blue square portable speaker with an iPod inside along the side of the road I would happily connect you to its owner. The iPod contents are mainly bird songs with a heavy weighting of the Counting Crows species...
Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
If anyone visited the location described below this past weekend and found a blue square portable speaker with an iPod inside along the side of the road I would happily connect you to its owner. The iPod contents are mainly bird songs with a heavy weighting of the Counting Crows species...
Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
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