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Just yesterday, I was biking out in the woods, I saw - first time in my life - what are called 'Horned Larks, ' which are a Canadian & Great Plains dwelling species. Supposedly their extremest winter range takes them into Georgia, but there (here) they were , ~400? miles south of their most extreme winter range. I've got to believe that all the big storms up North are the cause.*
Bird:[Link][Link] ; Range: [Link] [Link] love critters!
RC
*Cold snowy winters in northern half of contiguous US usually result in us having an unusually warmer and drier winter, as this one has been.
See:
Northwest Colorado records storm's highest snow total - 40 inches over weekend
A snow monitoring site northeast of Steamboat Springs near the Routt and Jackson county border reported the highest amount of snowfall in the state over the weekend with close to 40 inches of...