Date: 10/6/26 9:28 am From: Doug Ward <dougward...> Subject: [cobirds] (Mountain) Birds of a Feather - SW Denver
To continue the "Mountain Birds in the Plains" thread, the (?) female EVENING GROSBEAK seen last week and heard a few times since here in the Athmar Park/Huston Park neighborhood (SW Denver, Denver Co.) returned this morning (Tues., 6 Oct'26), but this time was with three (3) CASSIN'S FINCHs. First heard the grosbeak calling off in the distance, but then picked up the Cassin's calling before they all flew over our yard together giving good looks. You know how you bump into someone you know at a concert, then end up hanging out with them for the rest of the show.thinking this might be a similar situation. In addition like many of you, we had a couple of TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIREs bounce through yard last night, so they are back too.
Good Mtn Birding,
Doug
Currently Denver
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