Number of species – 35

• Gadwall - 20
• Blue-winged Teal – 50
• Northern Shoveler – 40
• Green-winged Teal - 100
• Redhead - 20
• Ring-necked Duck - 20
• Ruddy Duck - 20
• Eared Grebe - 2
• Double-crested Cormorant - 15
• American White Pelican - 11
• Great Blue Heron - 1
• Great Egret - 2
• Northern Harrier - 2
• Red-tailed Hawk - 2
• American Coot - 300
• Sandhill Crane - 32
• Killdeer - 3
• Rock Pigeon - 3
• Eurasian Collared-Dove - 10
• Mourning Dove - 20
• American Kestrel - 2
• Chihuahuan Raven - 4
• Rock Wren - 2
• Bewick’s Wren - 1
• Cactus Wren - 1
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 1
• Northern Mockingbird - 10
• Yellow-rumped Warbler - 6
• Lincoln’s Sparrow - 2
• Northern Cardinal - 2
• Pyrrhuloxia - 3
• Common Grackle - 177
• Brown-headed Cowbird - 8
• House Finch - 1
• House Sparrow - 20

Mammals included 3 White-tail Deer (one was a beautiful 6 point buck) and a LARGE Bobcat.

Sightings on our field trip to Lake Colorado City by Kathy Hampton, JoAn Wilks and Dan Symonds