Sabine's Gulls, at a large reservoir near you?

[Joey Kellner]

There are currently FIVE immature Sabine's Gulls at Chatfield Reservoir. Chatfield seems to be a perennial anomaly with so many individuals, but most large reservoirs along the front range likely have this species present.

Joey.

[Brandon]

Yesterday, six juvenile Sabine's Gulls were off West Fishing Road at Pueblo Reservoir, Pueblo County, also a Common Tern, with Forster's and Black Terns, also a Sanderling.  There seems large numbers of Pectoral Sandpipers around the extreme west end of Pueblo Reservoir at Swallows.

Brandon K. Percival

Pueblo West, CO

On Mon, Sep 19, 2022, 11:20 AM Joey Kellner <vir...@comcast.net> wrote:

There are currently FIVE immature Sabine's Gulls at Chatfield Reservoir. Chatfield seems to be a perennial anomaly with so many individuals, but most large reservoirs along the front range likely have this species present.

Joey.

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