No rarities, but great birding at Walden Ponds, Boulder Co

[Charles Hundertmark]

Had a FOS Orange-crowned Warbler at Walden Ponds this morning along with a couple of gorgeous male Myrtle Warblers in cottonwoods.
Also two Marsh Wrens singing.

Even more fun was a presumed male White-breasted Nuthatch delivering food to a presumed female sitting in the mouth of a cavity.

Chuck Hundertmark
Lafayette, CO

[Kit Basom]

And next door, at Sawhill Ponds: 

Heard and eventually saw a Virginia rail foraging among the dried cattails in a small marshy spot in the interior of the property.

--Kit

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[Kit Basom]

At Walden this morning, there were two male yellow-headed blackbirds in the cattails at the western end of Cottonwood Marsh. And at the western edge of Sawhill Ponds, there was a ruby-crowned kinglet. 

--Kit

[Paula Hansley]

I was coming to Sawhill at 6 am when I came across the dead GHO by the cave nest on South Boulder Rd.  Needless-to-say, I never 

got to Sawhill Ponds.

Paula

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