This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 5 am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include (*Denotes that there is new information for this
species in this report)
Surf Scoter (*Lincoln)
Barrow's Goldeneye (*Eagle)
Little Blue Heron (*Boulder)
TRICOLORED HERON (Weld)
Green Heron (Boulder, Larimer)
GLOSSY IBIS (Arapahoe, Garfield, *Kiowa, LaPlata, Routt)
Broad-winged Hawk (Boulder, Jefferson, Larimer, Logan, Weld)
Black-bellied Plover (Boulder, Pueblo, Routt)
Piping Plover (Boulder, Morgan)
Caspian Tern (Boulder, LaPlata)
White-winged Dove (*Prowers)
INCA DOVE (Larimer)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (Logan)
American Three-toed Woodpecker (Park)
Black Phoebe (Boulder, El Paso)
Eastern Phoebe (Logan)
Great-crested Flycatcher (*Prowers)
BLUE-HEADED VIREO (Pueblo)
PHILADELPHIA VIREO (Logan)
Purple Martin (*Rio Blanco)
Carolina Wren (*Boulder, *Prowers)
GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH (*Bent)
WOOD THRUSH (*Bent, *Prowers)
Golden-winged Warbler (El Paso)
Tennessee Warbler (*Otero)
Nashville Warbler (Bent, Broomfield, El Paso)
Northern Parula (Baca, El Paso, Larimer, Pueblo)
Chestnut-sided Warbler (Prowers)
Magnolia Warbler (*Otero, Prowers)
Black-throated Gray Warbler (*Jefferson)
Black-throated Green Warbler (*Larimer, Prowers)
YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER (Prowers)
Palm Warbler (Bent, Jefferson)
Blackpoll Warbler (Bent, Jefferson, Prowers)
Black-and-white Warbler (Douglas)
Worm-eating Warbler (Pueblo, Prowers)
Ovenbird (El Paso)
Northern Waterthrush (Jefferson, *Prowers, *Washington)
KENTUCKY WARBLER (Prowers)
MOURNING WARBLER (Pueblo)
Hooded Warbler (Prowers)
Summer Tanager (*Prowers)
White-throated Sparrow (*Boulder)
Harris's Sparrow (Mesa)
Northern Cardinal (Logan, *Prowers)
Indigo Bunting (Bent, Boulder, Prowers)
EASTERN MEADOWLARK (Cheyenne)
PURPLE FINCH (*Delta)
White-winged Crossbill (Larimer)
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Arapahoe County:
--A GLOSSY IBIS was reported by Parsons at the pond near the model airplane
field at Cherry Creek SP on May 8.
Baca County:
--A Northern Parula was reported by Dunning at Two Buttes on May 8.
Bent County:
--A probable GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH was reported by Dan Maynard at Tempel Grove on
May 6.
--At Hasty Campground, Dan Maynard reported 6 Indigo Buntings on May 6.
--A m Nashville Warbler was reported by Duane Nelson at Van's Grove on May 8.
--On May 9 at Tempel Grove, Peterson reported m Blackpoll Warbler and Palm
Warbler.
--On May 9 at Tempel Grove, Tina Jones reported a probable GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH
and a probable WOOD THRUSH.
Boulder County:
--1 American Golden-Plover and 1 Piping Plover were reported by John T at
Clover Basin near Longmont on May 6. The Piping Plover was seen on May 7 by
Floyd.
--2 Caspian Terns were reported by Boswell at Clover Basin on May 7.
--A Little Blue Heron was reported by Lamoureux at North Teller Lake in Boulder
on May 6.
--A White-throated Sparrow was reported by Szeliga and Pieplow in Twin Lakes on
May 8.
--A Green Heron and Broad-winged Hawk were reported by Plage at Walden/Sawhill
Ponds in Boulder on May 8.
--At Twin Lakes in Gunbarrel on May 9, Szeliga reported Black Phoebe, singing
White-throated Sparrow, and male Indigo Bunting.
--A singing Carolina Wren was reported by Floyd on Bear Creek in Boulder on May
9. Park at St Andrew Presbyterian Church on Baseline and walk the trail
upstream. The wren was seen again on May 10 by Lamoureux.
--A Broad-winged Hawk was reported by Floyd at Sale Lake on May 9.
--A Little Blue Heron was reported by Guthrie on May 9 in the Walden Ponds and
it flew to the private pond behind the water treatment plant. Guthrie
also saw a Little Blue Heron on the Sawhill side on May 3.
Broomfield County:
--A singing Nashville Warbler was reported by Zorwawowicz in the NE corner of
Nissen Reservoir in Broomfield on May 6. Nissen is south of 136th Ave on Aspen
St.
Cheyenne County:
--An EASTERN MEADOWLARK was reported by Peterson about 5 miles north of Hwy 40
on CR 25 on May 9.
Delta County:
--A Least Tern was reported by Robinsong at Sweitzer Lake SP on May 6.
--A Least Tern was reported by Robinsong at Fruitgrowers Reservoir on May 6.
--A possible PURPLE FINCH was reported by Beason at Bethlehem Cemetery in
Paonia on May 10.
Douglas County:
--A pair of Black-and-white Warblers was reported by Halverstadt in Louviers on
May 8.
Eagle County:
--52 Barrow's Goldeneyes were reported by Filby at Spring Park Reservoir on May
6. Filby reported 14 Barrow's Goldeneyes on May 10. The reservoir has NO
public access and is viewable distantly from the road.
El Paso County:
--A possible Golden-winged Warbler was reported by DuHadway at Palmer Lake on
May 6. It was left of the entrance nearest to County Line Road parking lot.
--A Northern Parula was banded by Elwonger at Fountain Creek RP, Area 7 on May
8.
--A Black Phoebe and Northern Parula were reported by Pals on the Fountain
Creek RP spring count on May 8.
El Paso/Pueblo Counties:
At Chico Basin Ranch (Fee):
--1-2 Northern Parulas were reported by Percival at the Banding Station (El
Paso) on May 6.
--1-2 Ovenbirds were reported by Percival at the Banding Station on May 6.
--A MOURNING WARBLER was found by Rutherford at Rose Pond (Pueblo) on May 6.
--A BLUE-HEADED VIREO was reported by Percival at Headquarters (Pueblo) on May
6.
--A Northern Parula was banded by Gobris (El Paso) on May 7.
--A Northern Parula was reported by Percival at Rose Pond (Pueblo) on May 7.
--On May 8, Drummond reported a Black-bellied Plover at HQ Pond (Pueblo); a
Nashville Warbler was banded at Holmes (El Paso); and a Northern Parula at both
Holmes and Rose Pond (Pueblo).
--On May 9, Shipe found a Worm-eating Warbler in the tall cottonwood above the
willows at Headquarters.
--On May 9, Percival reported Black-bellied Plover at HQ Pond and a singing
male Northern Paula at the Banding Station.
Garfield County:
--A GLOSSY IBIS was reported by Dexter about 1/2 mile north of Harvey Gap on
May 4. It was south of CR 226 and east of CR 237. Dahl reported seeing the
GLOSSY IBIS on May 6.
Jefferson County:
--4 Broad-winged Hawks were reported by Plage at the Dinosaur Ridge Hawkwatch
on May 5. 2 Broad-winged Hawks were reported by Severs at Dinosaur Ridge on
May 8.
--A Black-throated Gray Warbler was reported by Chavez at Red Rocks on May 6
and 7.
--A Blackpoll Warbler was reported by Hackos at Lair o' the Bear on May 8.
--A Northern Waterthrush was banded by McBurney at Chatfield on May 9.
--A western Palm Warbler was reported by Hagar at the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt
between West Lake and Tabor Lake on May 9.
--A Black-throated Gray Warbler was banded by McBurney at Chatfield on May 10.
Kiowa County:
--A GLOSSY IBIS was reported by Hatch at Neegronda Reservoir on May 9.
LaPlata County:
--A Caspian Tern was reported by Allerton at Pastorius Reservoir on May 4.
--A GLOSSY IBIS was reported by Allerton at Pastorius Reservoir on May 10.
Larimer County:
--At Grandview Cemetery on May 7, Leatherman reported that the 3 White-winged
Crossbills continue. On May 10, Leatherman reported a singing Black-throated
Green Warbler at Grandview in the SE corner, section 9.
--2 INCA DOVES were reported by Reeser at Boyd Lake SP on May 7. Take the
first road south and drive past the camp ground to end of road.
--Up to 4 Broad-winged Hawks were reported by Leatherman along the Poudre River
north of Prospect on May 7.
--A singing male Northern Parula was reported by Leatherman at Riverbend Ponds
NA on May 7.
--A Green Heron was reported by Leatherman at Cattail Chorus NA on May 7.
--2 Broad-winged Hawks and a Green Heron were reported by DeFonso at Running
Deer Natural Area in Fort Collins on May 8.
Lincoln County:
--A Surf Scoter was reported by Kelly south of Karval on May 8.
Logan County:
--At Tamarack Ranch SWA on May 7, Kibbe reported Broad-winged Hawk, Red-bellied
Woodpecker, 2 Eastern Phoebes, Northern Cardinal, and PHILADELPHIA VIREO. On
May 9, Fisher reported Northern Cardinal at Tamarack.
Mesa County:
--A Harris's Sparrow was reported by Walker NE of Loma on Q Rd in Siberian Elms
on May 8. It was 50 yards east of the intersection of Q & 14 Roads.
Morgan County:
--A Piping Plover was reported by Kibbe at Jumbo Reservoir east of the dam on
May 8.
Otero County:
--At Fairview Cemetery in La Junta on May 9, Hansley reported a Magnolia
Warbler and a singing Tennessee Warbler.
Park County:
--An American Three-toed Woodpecker was reported by Cameron in the Lost Creek
Wilderness in Pike National Forest on May 7.
Prowers County:
--At Lamar Community College Woods:
----On May 6, Dan Maynard reported 1 KENTUCKY WARBLER and 1 Worm-eating Warbler
on the north end.
----On May 7, Dunning reported YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER at the south end and
Northern Waterthrush in Central portion.
----On May 7, Mark Miller reported a Summer Tanager and a White-winged Dove.
----On May 8, Duane Nelson reported a singing male YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER at
the Tennis courts, a male Chestnut-sided Warbler at the north end, a male
Black-throated Green Warbler at the south end, and a Northern Waterthrush in
the central portion.
----On May 9, Peterson reported a m Hooded Warbler, m Chestnut-sided Warbler,
and Northern Cardinal.
----On May 9, Hansley heard WOOD THRUSH and Carolina Wren in the north end;
Jones reported they saw Northern Waterthrush and heard Northern Cardinal;
Hansley saw a Great-crested Flycatcher.
--At Fairmount Cemetery on May 7, Dunning reported Blackpoll Warbler and Indigo
Buntings. 3 Blackpoll Warblers were reported by Peterson at Fairmount Cemetery
on May 8. A male Blackpoll Warbler was reported by Peterson on May 9.
--A Magnolia Warbler was found by Peterson & Wild at the Lamar High School
Woods on May 8.
Rio Blanco County:
--2 Purple Martins were reported by Luke on a power line across from Watt's
Market in Meeker on May 10.
Routt County:
--3 Black-bellied Plovers in breeding plumage were reported by Dodson at the
new wetlands at Yampa River SWA west of Hayden on May 1. Dodson reported 2
Black-bellied Plover on May 10.
--3 GLOSSY IBIS were reported by Luke at Yampa River SWA on May 7.
Washington County:
--A Northern Waterthrush was reported by Mark Miller at Last Chance on May 9.
Weld County:
--A TRICOLORED HERON was reported by Griffin in the wetland to the south of
Lower Latham Reservoir on CR 48 on May 5. The heron was seen again on May 6 by
DeFonso.
--6 Broad-winged Hawks were reported by Pauli S at Highland Lake in Mead on May
9.
The DFO Field Trip for Friday, May 14 to Sunday May 16 will be to Bonnie State
Park led by Bob Righter (303-692-8529). Meet leader at Foster's Campground at
1700, Friday night. Will bird around Foster's CG Friday night. You can camp
there or stay in a motel in Idalia or Burlington. Bring all your meals. Trip
will end a noon on Sunday. State Parks Pass required.
The DFO Field Trip for Saturday, May 15 will be to the Wheat Ridge Green Belt
led by Jackie King (303-287-1644). Meet at 0730 at Prospect Park Lake near the
permanent restrooms south of West 44th Ave just east of Robb St. Call leader
if going.
Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Boulder, Co
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