Phillips County
Author(s): Lisa Edwards, Nathan Pieplow, Andrew Spencer
County Seat: Holyoke
Size: 688 square miles
Low Elevation: 3,523 ft. - Frenchman Creek on the NE border
High Elevation: 4,120 ft. - County Line Rise
Best Birds: Barred Owl (1897)
Checklist: Phillips County Checklist
Introduction: Phillips County has the dubious distinction of having the least native vegetation of any county in Colorado--only three percent. Nonetheless, it can be a rewarding county to bird. Migrants and Mississippi Kites can be found in the towns, and there is some good habitat for grassland birds. If you like a county-listing challenge, this county's for you!
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Frenchman Creek State Wildlife Area
Habitat: Pond, Hedgerow/Shelterbelt
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Holyoke
Habitat: Park/Cemetery, Pond, Urban/Suburban, Lowland Riparian
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Holyoke State Wildlife Area
Habitat: Grassland/Prairie, Hedgerow/Shelterbelt, Pond
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