I can't see where to sign in or where to read the online latest Colorado Birds. Bob Shade
On Saturday, December 28, 2019 at 7:21:48 PM UTC-6, Nick Komar wrote: > > My issue of Colorado Birds (vol 53, no 4, Fall 2019), the quarterly > publication of the Colorado Field Ornithologists (CFO), arrived this week > thanks to the hard work of editor Christy Payne and her team. Seven > articles are featured: 1. The CFO Presidents Message informs readers of > some developments at CFO, including the upcoming Colorado Birding Challenge > on May 23, 2020. 2. Peter Gent and Mark Peterson publish the 75th Colorado > Bird Records Committee Report, including acceptance of 58 rare bird records > from 2015-2016, plus 4 new species added to the State Checklist, bringing > the total to 511 now. 3. Dave Leatherman’s column The Hungry Bird explores > an encounter between a Raven and a Milky Way Chocolate bar. 4. Dean Shoup > dazzles readers with News from the Field for Fall 2018, in which 73 species > of birds deserved mention and 23 species are represented by photos from > observers throughout Colorado. 5. Gloria Nikolai writes a short article > about a magnificent bird art donation to CFO and the donor, retired > naturalist John Moore. 6. Scott Rashid provides a scholarly article on “The > First Boreal Owl documented in Rocky Mountain National Park.” And 7. Tony > Leukering contributes another expert identification article analyzing the > pitfalls of Spotted Sandpiper and Solitary Sandpiper ID for his column “In > The Scope.” > > > Reading the latest issue of Colorado Birds, whether in print or on-line, > is one of the perks of CFO membership. The COBIRDS listserve is provided to > you free of charge by CFO as a service to the Colorado birding and > ornithology community. For as little as $25 per year, you can join CFO and > receive our journal as well (in addition to many other member benefits.) > For more info on joining and to request a copy of the latest journal, > please visit our website at www.cobirds.org. > > > Wishing you great birding during the Holiday Season and a great New Year > of birding and bird study and bird learning. > > > Nick Komar > > CFO President > > Fort Collins, Colorado > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/cobirds/4e27e4c6-4db8-4ef7-92e5-1c6b1067b508%40googlegroups.com.
