Bear Creek Nature Center hosted a spring bird count in Bear Creek Regional Park, Colorado Springs today. The weather was cool, around 50 degrees , with some sun at the beginning and rain at the end. Cold wind came midway through the morning. The birds were quite active. Roughly sixty-five species were observed. A couple goodies were found.
Northern Parula - 1 female (just east of the Bear Creek Community Gardens)
Northern Goshawk - 1 what appears to be a first year female, nesting (Upstream from the nature center
Western Wood-Pewees have finally arrived
Cordilleran Flycatcher (nature center area)
Plumbeous Vireo
Virginia Warbler - Section 16 Area
Wilson's Warbler (first of spring)
The rest were all expected foothills birds here.
Good birding,
Ken Pals
Colorado Springs
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