My wife and I did a birding by bike trip along the Fountain Creek Regional
trail.

 

Ran into Bill Maynard who put me on a new bird for this park, for me: gray
catbird. Thanks Bill.

 

Of note:

 

.         Snowy Egrets (2)

.         Black-crowned Night-Heron

.         Wilson's Phalarope

.         Loads of yellow-rumps; both races; couldn't find another species
of warbler.

.         Lots of house wrens

 

Complete list below.

 

Jeff J Jones

( <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected])

Teller County - 8500' - Montane Woodlands

 

FIRST SIGHTINGS: World: 0, Location: 4

Species: 39 - Subspecies: 2 - Forms: 41

Total Records: 41

 

NAME                                        SCIENTIFIC NAME              

Canada Goose                                Branta canadensis            

Wood Duck                                   Aix sponsa                   

Gadwall                                     Anas strepera                

American Wigeon                             Anas americana               

Mallard                                     Anas platyrhynchos           

Blue-winged Teal [l]                        Anas discors                 

Northern Shoveler                           Anas clypeata                

Green-winged Teal                           Anas crecca                  

Common Merganser                            Mergus merganser             

Pied-billed Grebe                           Podilymbus podiceps          

Great Blue Heron                            Ardea herodias               

Snowy Egret [l]                             Egretta thula                

Black-crowned Night-Heron                   Nycticorax nycticorax        

Turkey Vulture                              Cathartes aura               

Red-tailed Hawk                             Buteo jamaicensis            

American Coot                               Fulica americana             

Killdeer                                    Charadrius vociferus         

Wilson's Phalarope [l]                      Phalaropus tricolor          

Eurasian Collared-Dove                      Streptopelia decaocto        

Mourning Dove                               Zenaida macroura             

Belted Kingfisher                           Megaceryle alcyon            

Downy Woodpecker                            Picoides pubescens           

Northern Flicker                            Colaptes auratus             

Blue Jay                                    Cyanocitta cristata          

Black-billed Magpie                         Pica hudsonia                

Barn Swallow                                Hirundo rustica              

Black-capped Chickadee                      Poecile atricapillus         

White-breasted Nuthatch                     Sitta carolinensis           

House Wren                                  Troglodytes aedon            

American Robin                              Turdus migratorius           

Gray Catbird [l]                            Dumetella carolinensis       

European Starling                           Sturnus vulgaris             

Yellow-rumped Warbler                       Setophaga coronata           

Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) coronata     Setophaga coronata coronata  

Yellow-rumped Warbler (Audubon's) auduboni  Setophaga coronata auduboni  

Song Sparrow                                Melospiza melodia            

White-crowned Sparrow                       Zonotrichia leucophrys       

Red-winged Blackbird                        Agelaius phoeniceus          

Western Meadowlark                          Sturnella neglecta           

Common Grackle                              Quiscalus quiscula           

House Finch                                 Haemorhous mexicanus         

 

Birder's Diary - www.BirdersDiary.com - 4/28/2013

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