Open space team confirms burrowing owls return to Woman Creek property

The Westminster City Council meeting on May 12, 2025, highlighted the return of burrowing owls to the Woman Creek property, a significant development for local wildlife enthusiasts. The open space team, along with their consultants, confirmed the presence of these owls, marking a positive moment for conservation efforts in the area.

In addition to the burrowing owls, the meeting featured discussions about the abundance of Meadowlarks, whose cheerful songs have been a delight for residents, particularly at the dog park. The presence of various raptors, including hawks, eagles, and owls, was also noted, emphasizing the rich biodiversity in Westminster.

The community's appreciation for local wildlife was evident, with residents sharing personal experiences of observing these birds in their natural habitats. The visibility of parabolic eagles at Stanley Lake and great horned owls near the dog park were highlighted as examples of the area's vibrant ecosystem.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of wildlife conservation and the joy it brings to the community, encouraging residents to engage with and appreciate the natural beauty surrounding them.