Ani still in Sand Creek at 1130 a.m. Monday

[Karen Drozda]

To find the current location of the Ani, follow the gravel trail parallel to the RK building (large white building with red stripe. Do not cross the bridge. Follow the chain link fence about 100 yds to a lone cottonwood tree next to the fence. Look into Sand Creek at another small lone cottonwood amongst the willows. Follow the cottonwood trunk to the ground to a clump of brown grass debris. We heard the bird calling about 0930. It was very visible, preening and resting in this location. Will most likely remain there during the heat of the day. Many observers this a.m. Best to get there from Central Park Blvd and 35th, turn east on 35th to Xanthia.

[Ken Wat]

Bird was last seen about 2:45 in same area and on other side of creek.

Ken Wat

Aurora

On Mon, Sep 9, 2019, 11:48 AM Karen Drozda <drozda...@gmail.com> wrote:

To find the current location of the Ani, follow the gravel trail parallel to the RK building (large white building with red stripe. Do not cross the bridge. Follow the chain link fence about 100 yds to a lone cottonwood tree next to the fence. Look into Sand Creek at another small lone cottonwood amongst the willows. Follow the cottonwood trunk to the ground to a clump of brown grass debris. We heard the bird calling about 0930. It was very visible, preening and resting in this location. Will most likely remain there during the heat of the day. Many observers this a.m. Best to get there from Central Park Blvd and 35th, turn east on 35th to Xanthia.

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