Yes, the Hutchison Lane site is the Tailwinds Project and the correct time for the Bobcat at that location should have been on May 9 from 10:06 to 11PM (not 12:06 to 1PM). After leaving this site he headed home and crept up on the Puma Path house overland from the east while ostensibly looking for a week-old dead turkey (It is a testimony to the professionalism of the FBI agents who elicited that admission from Mr. Morphew that they didn’t burst out laughing in his face).
I still wonder why he took the bobcat home and then back to Diesslin Structures in Salida. It would seem far more logical to drive 7 minutes to Diesslin from Hutchison Lane, drop the bobcat and then drive 19 minutes home without a trailer (26 minutes total, most without trailer). Instead he drives 17 minutes to home and back 19 minutes to Diesslin pulling a trailer, and then another 19 minutes home (55 minutes total, mostly with trailer). This doesn't sound like the cheapskate who disposes of his trash at private businesses and saves the shoe laces from boots he is throwing away.
On this same point, the cheapskate excuse for bizarre behaviors doesn't seem to comport with his arriving at the hotel in Broomfield at 8:30AM on Mother's Day. In order to check in that early you almost certainly would have to have paid for another day since standard check in is 3PM. So why would the parsimonious Mr. Morphew spend money on a room that he didn't need to check into until that evening? He could have left later in the day, gone to the job site for his 20 minutes of work at the wall, and then checked in nearer 3PM to avoid the cost. Suffice to say, my theory explaining this behavior involves homicide.