s were recorded multiple times in the last three days with counts of 18 at Plaster Reservoir on October 22 and 8 at Cherry Creek State Park on October 20.1 These irruptive migrants move south in fall when food becomes scarce in their northern breeding grounds, making October the expected time for downslope movements in Colorado.2
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