Date:   August 22, 2010
e-Mail: [email protected]
phone:  303-659-8750
compiler:  Joyce Takamine

This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, August 22, 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

REDDISH EGRET (Bent)
Piping Plover (Bent)
Dunlin (*Larimer, Weld)
LESSER NIGHTHAWK (Montrose)
American Three-toed Woodpecker (Moffat)
Red-eyed Vireo (Montezuma)
Purple Martin (Garfield, Rio Blanco)
Tennessee Warbler (Moffat)
Nashville Warbler (Moffat)
Black-throated Gray Warbler (Mesa
Northern Waterthrush (Pueblo)
Chestnut-collared Longspur (Mineral)

To skip this recording to leave a message, press the star key at any time.  
Please leave your name, phone number, detailed directions including the county 
and dates for all sightings.  It would be helpful if you would spell your last 
name.
 
Bent County:
--A white-morph REDDISH EGRET was reported by Duane Nelson at the west end of 
John Martin on August 18.  From CR JJ just east of CR 20 turn south towards 
reservoir and meander until you reach the cliff at the edge of the reservoir.  
The egret was seen again on August 19 by Wild and on August 20 by Arnesen at 
the west end of John Martin.
--A juv Piping Plover was reported by Wild at John Martin in the same spot with 
the REDDISH EGRET on August 19.
 
El Paso/Pueblo Counties:
--A Northern Waterthrush was reported by Drummond at Rose Pond (Pueblo) at 
Chico Basin Ranch (fee area) on August 18.

Garfield/Rio Blanco Counties:
--Purple Martins were reported by McConnell on Roan Plateau on August 14.
 
Larimer County:
--3 Dunlin were reported by Stiles at Timnath Reservoir on August 21.
  
Mineral County:
--A female type Chestnut-collared Longspur was reported by Beatty on August 18. 
 It was south of Mineral County Airport near Creede in a partially developed 
subdivision.
 
Mesa County:
--A Black-throated Gray Warbler was reported by Robinson at Connected Lakes on 
August 19.
 
Moffat County:
--3 American Three-toed Woodpeckers were reported by Luke near Black Mountain 
on August 13.  They were in the vicinity of FR110 and Sawmill Creek Campground.
--A male Tennessee Warbler and Northern Waterthrush were reported by Luke at 
Loudy-Simpson Park in Craig on August 14.  The Tennessee Warbler and Northern 
Waterthrush were seen again on August 17 by Litteral.  On August 20, Hilf 
reported Tennessee and Nashville Warbler and Northern Waterthrush at 
Loudy-Simpson.
 
Montezuma County:
--An imm Red-eyed Vireo was reported by Beatty at Narraguinep SWA on August 15. 
 The SWA is in the NW corner of the reservoir and is accessed through a closed 
gate.  Note:  the NW portion of the lake is mostly private property.  Please 
obtain permission from the land owner before accessing this property.
  
Montrose County:
--A male LESSER NIGHTHAWK was reported by Dexter at the Nucla Sewer Ponds on 
August 16.
 
Weld County:
--A basic plumaged Dunlin was reported by Sanders at Lower Latham on August 19.
  
The DFO field trip for Sunday, August 22 will be to South Platte Park led by 
Doris Cruze (303-798-8072).  Meet the leader at 0800 at Carson Nature Center 
north of Mineral Ave., 1 block west of South Santa Fe Drive.  Half day trip 
will end at 11:30 or 12:00 noon depending on the weather.  Bring water, 
sunscreen, and insect repellent.  Will be looking for birds in the river and on 
the lakes.
 
The August meeting of Denver Field Ornithologists will be on Monday, August 23 
at the Museum of Nature and Science at 7:30 pm.  Ted Floyd will be speaking on 
"Listening in the Dark:  Insights from Colorado."

Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Boulder
                                          

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