Cedar Waxwings , Arapaho county
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Deborah Carstensen
Oct 19, 2019, 6:33:30 PM10/19/19
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For anyone who wants to get their waxwings on, I know a good place to look. There is a tree that is currently heavily laden with red berries that robins and waxwings love.
The tree is on West Ponds Circle 1/4 mile west of Platte Canyon Dr on the south side of the road opposite the entrance to parking lot H. It is on private property and there was no one home when I tried to ask
if it was ok for us to look at the tree. The birds are easily seen from across the road and fly back and forth across the road to pine trees on the north side.
If you want to see them, I would suggest coming over in the next 2 to 3 days because they will been finishing the berries off at some point.
Deb Carstensen, Arapaho county
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The tree is on West Ponds Circle 1/4 mile west of Platte Canyon Dr on the south side of the road opposite the entrance to parking lot H. It is on private property and there was no one home when I tried to ask
if it was ok for us to look at the tree. The birds are easily seen from across the road and fly back and forth across the road to pine trees on the north side.
If you want to see them, I would suggest coming over in the next 2 to 3 days because they will been finishing the berries off at some point.
Deb Carstensen, Arapaho county
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