
Having been thwarted in finding any loons at Chatfield Reservoir which was completely frozen over, we chose to seek open water elsewhere at nearby South Platte Reservoir which has aerators that keep the water open.
Local chapter of the National Audubon Society
Having been thwarted in finding any loons at Chatfield Reservoir which was completely frozen over, we chose to seek open water elsewhere at nearby South Platte Reservoir which has aerators that keep the water open.
Initially, weather for the 2024 Christmas Bird Count was a bit nippy with morning temps for the Elk Management Area and Mestaa’ehehe Pass in the upper teens, but by early afternoon temps throughout the count circle were in the low 40s.
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