Date: 9/2/25 6:28 am From: 'Dan Stringer' via Colorado Birds <cobirds...> Subject: [cobirds] Clark’s Nutcrackers Douglas County
For the last several days, numerous small flocks of Clark’s Nutcrackers
have been foraging in my ponderosa pines, 5 miles west of Larkspur at
just under 7000’. Normally they stay at higher elevations, the last time
they came this far downslope in good numbers was 2013. I assume that
drought / cone crop issues higher up are causing them to show up here,
where we’ve received 23.24 inches of rain year to date vs. a yearly average
of 15.51 inches through August. It’s pretty fun to hear their raucous
calls, they make the Steller’s Jays seem subtle.
Dan Stringer
Larkspur, CO
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