Totally Barr Lake Colorado Birders Tote Bag | Double-Sided Eagle Tote

Barr Lake is not glamorous. Barr Lake is 45 minutes northeast of Denver heading toward the plains where the Front Range stops making promises and the sky takes over completely. It's a state park that serious birders know and nobody else talks about. 350 species documented. The bald eagles nest there. The grebes do their extraordinary insane beautiful courtship dance on the water in the spring where they literally run across the surface toward each other like they've been waiting all winter to show somebody what they've been practicing.

This person woke up at 5am voluntarily. Has binoculars that cost more than your laptop. Can tell you the difference between a Swainson's hawk and a Ferruginous hawk at 200 yards by the underwing pattern alone. Has a life list. Is not apologizing for the life list.

Product features - 100% natural cotton canvas (6 oz/yd²) - Vibrant, high-definition double-sided print - Size: 15" x 16" (38.1cm x 40.6cm) - Comfortable self-fabric handles - Durable construction suited for everyday use Care instructions - Machine wash separately: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle - Tumble dry: low heat - Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.