Hummingbirds and Pot Luck field trip
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Pam Piombino
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Saturday, August 2, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
"Hummingbirds and a Potluck!"
We will start the day by meeting at the Park and Ride in Lyons (7600 Niwot Road), for a walk along Old South Road for a look at resident breeders. Birds commonly found here are Canyon Wrens, White-throated Swifts, Catbirds, Orioles and Grosbeaks. Then, it will be on to Davis’s feeding stations at his beautifully located home in Spring Gulch. There, we can count on at least three species of Hummingbirds and maybe four: Broad-tailed, Rufous, Calliope and even Black-chinned.
His feeders and nest boxes attract many other foothills species, including Nuthatches, Bluebirds and Pinion Jays. Stay to share a relaxing pot luck while you enjoy these flying jewels. Bring something inspired and nutritious to share. Questions?
Saturday, August 2, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
"Hummingbirds and a Potluck!"
We will start the day by meeting at the Park and Ride in Lyons (7600 Niwot Road), for a walk along Old South Road for a look at resident breeders. Birds commonly found here are Canyon Wrens, White-throated Swifts, Catbirds, Orioles and Grosbeaks. Then, it will be on to Davis’s feeding stations at his beautifully located home in Spring Gulch. There, we can count on at least three species of Hummingbirds and maybe four: Broad-tailed, Rufous, Calliope and even Black-chinned.
His feeders and nest boxes attract many other foothills species, including Nuthatches, Bluebirds and Pinion Jays. Stay to share a relaxing pot luck while you enjoy these flying jewels. Bring something inspired and nutritious to share. Questions?
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