Once private, this very birdy reservoir in eastern Larimer County is managed by the Town of Timnath. It is best viewed from the public park on the west side but public roads on the east side also permit views. In addition to attracting numerous waterfowl, gulls and shorebirds in migration periods, the reservoir also attracts breeding grebes (Eared, Western, and Clark's) and in some years, a multi-species heronry.

Habitat: Pond/Lake/Reservoir

Directions: Go east on Hwy 68 (Harmony Road) from I-25 Exit 265 2.5 miles then left on Weld CR 13 (County Line Road) 1.8 miles. East bay of lake is on left. To reach the west side park, from Harmony Rd., drive north on Larimer CR3 through the old town of Timnath. About a half mile north of town, turn right and continue east for about a mile. The park entrance road is on the left,

Acknowledgments: Hotspot information was originally compiled on Birding Colorado, a service of Colorado Field Ornithologists. CFO thanks all the original contributors.