Red-headed Woodpecker, Jefferson County
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Brian Johnson
Oct 18, 2020, 2:40:37 PM10/18/20
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There is a juvenile read-headed Woodpecker counting at Harriman Lake today. I was alerted to it's prescience by it's calls. Being a young bird (meaning it's black on the back) it blends in nicely with the tree.
I was made aware of the fact it was at the park by another birder (whose name I did not get) and it was reported back in late September, so I am not the finder of this bird. I am just letting people know it's present.
I saw it in a front yard tree along the south property line along the fence east of the irrigation ditch, also know as warbler woods. I was heading into those trees being told that is where it was so this bird is moving along the south side of the park. It was seen at 8:30 this morning.
I was made aware of the fact it was at the park by another birder (whose name I did not get) and it was reported back in late September, so I am not the finder of this bird. I am just letting people know it's present.
I saw it in a front yard tree along the south property line along the fence east of the irrigation ditch, also know as warbler woods. I was heading into those trees being told that is where it was so this bird is moving along the south side of the park. It was seen at 8:30 this morning.
Here is a link to my ebird checklist with photos.
Good Birding
Brian Johnson,
Englewood CO
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