Friends of Barr Lake
Partners through education, recreation, and conservation
Barr Lake Beauty!
No matter what time of year, there is always something exciting to see at Barr Lake State Park.
Bald Eagle at Rest
Great Horned Owl hiding in a tree
Mule Deer Munching in a meadow
Just Beauty!
Bald Eagles’ Nests at sunset
Coming in for a landing
Sliding into home plate!
Bald Eagle Flying at Sunset
Hazy day at Barr Lake
Flock of Geese Flying at Sunset
Sunset over Barr Lake
Sunset at Barr Lakd
Gaggle of Geese
Northern Flicker
Snow Goose Among the Canada and Cackling Geese
Geese are Back
View Across the Lake
American Kestrel Puffed up Against the Cold
Sunset at Barr Lake
Northern Flicker
Geese at Sunset
American Wigeons and Female Mallard
Sunset at Barr Lake
Nest Waiting for the Eagles
Snow Goose Among the Canada and Cackling Geese and Lone Mallard
Immature Snow Geese
Sunset at Barr Lake
Sunset at Barr Lake
Little Red Squirrel
Canada and Cackling Geese
European Starling
American Crow
Sunset at Barr Lake
Sunset at Barr Lake
Gulls at Barr Lake Edge
Canada and Immature Snow Geese
Immature Snow Geese
Ring-billed Gull
Franklin’s Gull
American White Pelicans
Pelican on a bad hair day
Male and Female Blue-winged Teal
American Robin with a feast
American White Pelicans soaring toward the sun
Osprey Pose
Female Brown-headed Cowbird
Wildflowers are blooming
Ferruginous Hawk
Cliff Swallow nests
The new, beautiful fishing pier
Barr Lake Beauty as seen from the new fishing pier
Western Kingbird
Wildflowers come in so many different colors!
Western Kingbird in flight
American White Pelicans
Amazing View
Butterfly on Wildflower
Magpie
Eastern Kingbird and Common Grackle
Adorable Gosling
Mamma Goose and Goslings
Bald Eagle Sitting on the Ice, Looking for a Meal
Canada Goose Reflection on the Lake
Barn Owl with Owlet Peeking on the Side
Beautiful View of the Lake
Two Bald Eagles Sittin’ in a Tree
Prince and Sugar
Sunset Over the Lake
Sunset over Barr Lake
Bald Eagle Looking Agry
Bald Eagle Soaring Over the Lake with Long’s Peak in the Background
American White Pelican on the Lake at Sunset
Bald Eagle
Mule Deer
Peaceful Sunset
Male Mallard thinking, “Are you following me”
Osprey
Western Grebes Dancing
Friends of Barr Lake 
Why aren’t he photographers given credit for their contributed photos?
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Honestly, we’re not sure who the older photos were taken by back when… The newer photos were taken by yours truly, and I’m not worried about the credit. Now, I must tell you, I have moved away from this amazing park (which breaks my heart), so any new photos will need to be taken by someone else, although I do have quite a few that I can add from time to time. As other people take photos and we add them to this page, they will be given credit, if they so desire–not everyone wants that. There are a few throughout the site that have been posted with credit, but I honestly cannot remember what pages they are on. When the photos are taken at events by park personnel or Friends members those are not credited, unless they ask. We appreciate your concern about this. Rest assured, credit is given when due and wanted.
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Hi Irvin,
If you click on the photos you can see they come up with the Copyright of Carol M Delynko who is a Barr Lake State Park volunteer who took all of those photos. I have asked her to make her photo credit more clear in the future. Thanks for you question.
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