Spring comes to my Denver neighborhood!

[Joe Roller]

Just after midnight last night, I gazed out my front door, hoping to see on my lawn

the bird that would be the first for my Denver County April List.

And there it was! A beautiful, male unVaried Thrush, T. migratorius. This 

is probably not the same individual that has been seen in a neighborhood near

Cherry Creek recently, but it's in the same genus. How lucky can I get?

Joe Roller,

Denver

[Karl Stecher Jr.]

A varied thrush by any other unname wouldn't count as sweet.

 

Karl Stecher

Centennial

 

 

 

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