Date: 8/27/26 7:23 am From: David Tønnessen <davidtonnessenx...> Subject: [cobirds] Red Phalarope, Cherry Creek State Park
Hey folks,
I am currently watching a juvenile Red Phalarope off of Pelican Point at
Cherry Creek State Park.
All three phalarope species are present here, and if you look for this
bird, look for a phalarope that looks much like Merlin's "nonbreeding
adult" but with some buff color on the sides of its neck. Crucially, look
for a bird with a slightly stouter bill and a pale base, foraging mostly
with the Red-necked Phalaropes.
Finally, beware that with the storms last night, getting to the point
closest to the shorebirds now requires some walking through waterlogged
areas.
Cheers,
David Tønnessen
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