In the last week I saw in the Bear Creek Greenbelt my first-of-season Yellow-rumped Warbler. A single bird, and on one day only.
Also the other day my better half and I saw a flock of 20 Cedar Waxwings. Today during a lunch walk I saw the Cedar Waxwings, who, along with several American Robins, were busy eating berries.

Cedar Waxwing

Cedar Waxwing

American Robin
Today I saw my first-of-season American Dipper in the greenbelt:

American Dipper
After work I took another walk and saw several first-of-season waterfowl at the greenbelt:

Ring-necked Ducks

Redhead

American Coot

Northern Shoveler
Eight Hooded Mergansers, fifteen or so Canada Geese, and numerous Mallards were also on the horseshoe pond by the Stone House.
For the first time in several weeks I spotted a Cooper’s Hawk:

Cooper’s Hawk
I’ve been seeing American Kestrels west of Estes lately. Here’s one above a prairie dog town:

American Kestrel
Finally, here are a couple of shots of probably the last dragonflies in the area this year:

Great Spreadwing

Great Spreadwing