compiler:  Joyce Takamine
Date:   August 28, 2011
e-mail: rba@cfo-link
phone: 303-659-8750

This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, August 28, 2011
updated at 5:00 am, sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.  If you are phoning in a message, you
can skip the recording by pressing the star key (*) on you phone at
any time.  Please leave your name, phone number, detailed directions,
including county and dates for each sighting.  It would be helpful if
you would spell your last name.

Highlight species include: (* denotes that there is new information on
this species in this report)

LEAST BITTERN (*Fremont)
REDDISH EGRET (Bent/Kiowa)
Green Heron (Boulder,  Fremont)
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK (*Yuma)
Sabine's Gull (Logan/Sedgwick)
ARCTIC TERN (Larimer)
YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER (*Washington)
Black Phoebe (Fremont)
Eastern Phoebe (Logan)
Great Crested Flycatcher (Logan, *Yuma)
Cassin's Kingbird (Weld)
White-eyed Vireo (El Paso)
Bell's Vireo (Phillips)
Black-and-white Warbler (Logan/Sedgwick, *Washington)
PRAIRIE WARBLER (El Paso)
Northern Waterthrush (Custer)
Indigo Bunting (Fremont)

Bent/Kiowa Counties
--The sub-ad dark morph REDDISH EGRET first reported by Duane Nelson
on August 2 was relocated by Duane Nelson on August 20 at the north
tip of Tern Island in Adobe Creek Reservoir.  On August 24, Nelson reported
that the REDDISH EGRET was again at the north tip of Tern Island.

Boulder County:
--1 Green Heron was reported by Floyd at Walden Ponds on August 19.

Custer County:
--2 Northern Waterthrush were reported by Percival and the Arkansas
Valley Audubon below the dam at DeWeese Reservoir on August 20.

El Paso County:
--A PRAIRIE WARBLER was banded by Elwonger at Clear Springs Ranch on August 20.
--A singing White-eyed Vireo was reported by Drummond close to the
Palmer Lake Reservoir Trail Head Parking Lot on August 23.  It was
along Monument Creek in dense willow carr.  The parking lot is
accessible from Palmer Lake via South Valley Road and the one way Old
Carriage Road.

Fremont County:
--A LEAST BITTERN was reported by Rich Miller on August 3 & 4 at the
cattail marsh at Holcim Wetlands.  Miller also reported a Black Phoebe
on August 4.  On August 21, Bill Maynard reported 2 LEAST BITTERNS at
Holcim, a male and female.  Maynard also reported 2 Black Phoebes and
1 Green Heron.  On August 22, Percival reported LEAST BITTERN and 2
Green Herons at Holcim Wetlands.  On August 24, Drummond reported
seeing 4 fly bys of the LEAST BITTERN and a perched view of a female
type bittern and also 2 Black Phoebes at Holcim Wetlands.  On August
27, Teuton reported seeing the LEAST BITTERN fly across the marsh 4 -
5 times at Holcim.
.
Larimer County:
--A possible ARCTIC TERN was reported by Wild at Timnath Reservoir on
August 21 and again on August 22.

Logan County:
--An Eastern Phoebe and Great Crested Flycatcher were reported by Dan
Maynard at Duck Creek SWA  on August 26.

Logan/Sedgwick Counties:
--A Sabine's Gull was reported by Dan Maynard at Jumbo Reservoir on
August 26 and a male Black-and-white Warbler was at the campgound on
the east side.

Phillips County:
--A calling Bell's Vireo was reported by Dan Maynard across the road
from Frenchman Creek SWA on August 26.

Washington County:
--A possible YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER was reported by Erthal at
Prewitt Inlet Canal on August 25.
--A Black-and-white Warbler was reported by Erthal at the inlet canal
at Prewitt on August 25.
--A Black-and-white Warbler was reported by Erthal in the town of Cope
on August 26.

Weld County:
--A family of Cassin's Kingbirds was reported by Mlodinow at Norma's
Grove on August 20.  Norma's Grove is east of the intersection of CR
57 and CR 100.

Yuma County:
--A Great-crested Flycatcher was reported by Erthal at Bonny Reservoir
on August 26.
--A young RED-SHOULDERED HAWK was reported by Dan Maynard soaring over
Bonny Reservoir on August 27.

The DFO field trip for Sunday, August 28 will be to Prewitt and
Jackson led by Chris Owens and Jim Petri (303-772-6048).  Meet the
leaders at 0700 at Jim Hamm Park.  From I-25 take Exit 240.  To reach
the park, go west four miles on CO 119 to Boulder-Weld County Line
Road, then north two miles to Jim Hamm Park at 17th Ave.  Bring lunch,
water, appropriate clothing.  Will need State Parks pass and habitat
pass for Prewitt.  Call the leader if your are going.

The DFO field trip for Sunday, August 28 will be to Wheat Ridge Green
Belt led by Patti Echlemeyer (303-233-4947).  Meet the leader at 0800
at Prospect Park Lake south of West 44th Ave just east of Robb St.
for a leisurely, half-day trip on wheelchair accessible trails.  Bring
drinking water and snacks.

Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Boulder

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