August 2019 Birds Woodland Park and Beyond

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August 2019 Birds Woodland Park and Beyond


Northern Goshawk- 1 on 8-29, chasing squirrels

Crystal Res. on 8-18 with bird prey item


Osprey

Along Arkansas River in Buena Vista on 8-23


Dusky Grouse- 

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, male with 3 juvs. around 11,700 feet


White-tailed Ptarmigan

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, feathers


Great Horned Owl- hooting on 8-21


Broad-tailed Hummingbird- around most of the time

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, male trilling around 11,5000 feet

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27


Callliope Hummingbird- 8-22, 8-21, 8-13, 8-29, 8-30

Singing Crystal Res. on 8-5


Downy Woodpecker- 8-30


Red-naped Sapsucker- 

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, drumming


Western Wood-Pewee- singing on 8-24, 8-28

Singing at Crystal Res. on 8-18


Olive-sided Flycatcher- 

One along South Platte River near Lake George on 8-7


Warbling Vireo- 

Singing Crystal Res. on 8-4, feeding juvs.


Steller’s Jay- absent until 8-13


Black-billed Magpie- 12 on 8-15, 16 on 8-20


Gray Jay- 

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, at 10,5000 feet


Clark’s Nutcracker- 8-28

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, at 10,5000 feet

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, at treeline


Golden-crowned Kinglet- 

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, small flock around 11,000 feet

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27


Western Bluebird- 8-13, juveniles on 8-3


House Wren- 

Putney Gulch Trail on 8-8


Red-breasted Nuthatch- One or two around most of the time, more abundant this year in Teller County

Crystal Res. on 8-17

Rainbow Gulch Trail on 8-22

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, calling at 11,000 feet


White-breasted Nuthatch- one or two around most of the time


Brown Creeper- 

Putney Gulch Trail on 8-8, singing

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27


Western Tanager- 1F at bath on 8-24, calling all afternoon on 8-22


Wilson’s Warbler- 

Rainbow Gulch Trail on 8-22

Putney Gulch Trail on 8-8, singing

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, singing at treeline


Yellow-rumped Warbler- 8-21, 8-29

Putney Gulch Trail on 8-8, singing

Small flock behind Walmart on 8-28


Townsend’s Warbler-

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, in small mixed flock with Yellow-rumped and Wilson’s, near Baldwin Gulch trailhead


Black-headed Grosbeak- 8-24 juv., 2F, 1M on 8-13, 8-20


Chipping Sparrow- 1 im on 8-28


Lincoln’s Sparrow- 

singing at Putney gulch on 8-3, 8-8


Lark Sparrow

Small flock behind Walmart on 8-28


White-crowned Sparrow-

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, singing at 11,700 feet

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, singing at treeline


Dark-eyed Junco- feeding juvenile Brown-headed Cowbird on 8-17 and 8-21, absent until 8-13, with juvs. on 8-13


Evening Grosbeak- 7 on 8-13 with juvs., Small flocks around most of the time


Pine Siskin- 8 on 8-13 with juvs., Small flocks around most of the time

Crystal Res. on 8-4


Red Crossbill- small flocks around most of the time, seemed to be everywhere in Teller County this year

Putney Gulch on 8-3, flock of over 100, also on 8-8

Crystal Res. on 8-4, 8-5, 8-17


Pine Grosbeak

Along route to Rinker Peak on 8-23, around 11,500 feet

Along route to Cronin Peak on 8-27, near treeline


House Sparrow- 1M on 8-24



American Mink

One along South Platte River near Lake George on 8-7


Golden-mantled Ground-Squirrel- 8-24, 8-21, 8-19, 8-20, 8-13



Joe LaFleur

Woodland Park, Teller County, 8500 feet


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