RE: [cobirds] Joe Roller

[smka2]

Cobirders,

Thanks to Bill for keeping Joe in our memories.  Don't forget there is a way to 
help keep Joe in our memories in perpetuity (as well as in Denver, Pueblo, 
Grand Junction...) by making a pledge for the 2021 Joe Roller Memorial Green 
Big Year.  The proceeds from the big year pledges will fund the Joe Roller 
Memorial Grant to support bird research in Colorado.  Scott Somershoe has been 
out braving the elements and cycling many miles to add species to the Big Year 
list.  You can track his progress on his blog at 
jrmemorialgreenbigyear.blogspot.com.  If you haven't yet, take a moment to make 
a pledge and join those that have committed to establishing this grant in Joe's 
name.

Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO

-Original Message-
From: 'William Fink' via Colorado Birds  
Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2021 8:48 PM
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Subject: [cobirds] Joe Roller

After Joe passed awayI thought about our many birding trips tougher-with the 
start of 2021 I remembered him saying that he liked to try to see 100 species 
in January so I thought I’d try it this year-I fell 13 species short but what 
the heck-here’s thinking of you Joe!  Bill Fink. Longmont 

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Re: [cobirds] Help ID, please

[Gary Bowen (Thornton)]

Wow, this group is great! So many replies in such a short time, I'm 
impressed!

Thank you everyone!

Gary Bowen
Thornton, CO

On Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at 7:59:20 PM UTC-7 DuWayne Worthington 
wrote:

> I would vote for a horned lark
>
> *DuWayne Worthington*
>
> *Science Teaching Faculty*
>
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> *3775 Grace Blvd.*
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>
> On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 7:45 PM Gary Bowen (Thornton)  
> wrote:
>
>>
>> Found this bird at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Refuge yesterday and can ID it. 
>> Looks like a meadowlark in size but not as thin and coloring is wrong. Any 
>> ideas?
>>
>> https://app.box.com/s/z9c0lt5q1izamh4rl9akh18dimx61hip
>>
>> Gary Bowen
>> Thornton, CO
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Re: [cobirds] Help ID, please

[DuWayne Worthington]

I would vote for a horned lark

*DuWayne Worthington*

*Science Teaching Faculty*


*Valor Christian High School*

*Influence through Excellence*

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On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 7:45 PM Gary Bowen (Thornton) 
wrote:

>
> Found this bird at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Refuge yesterday and can ID it.
> Looks like a meadowlark in size but not as thin and coloring is wrong. Any
> ideas?
>
> https://app.box.com/s/z9c0lt5q1izamh4rl9akh18dimx61hip
>
> Gary Bowen
> Thornton, CO
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Re: [cobirds] Help ID, please

[Lauren Hyde]

Hi Gary, 

They are horned larks. 

Lauren Hyde
Keenesburg

> On Feb 3, 2021, at 7:45 PM, Gary Bowen (Thornton)  wrote:
> 
> 
> Found this bird at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Refuge yesterday and can ID it. 
> Looks like a meadowlark in size but not as thin and coloring is wrong. Any 
> ideas?
> 
> https://app.box.com/s/z9c0lt5q1izamh4rl9akh18dimx61hip
> 
> Gary Bowen
> Thornton, CO
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[cobirds] Help ID, please

[Gary Bowen (Thornton)]

Found this bird at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Refuge yesterday and can ID it. 
Looks like a meadowlark in size but not as thin and coloring is wrong. Any 
ideas?

https://app.box.com/s/z9c0lt5q1izamh4rl9akh18dimx61hip

Gary Bowen
Thornton, CO

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[cobirds] Fw: Owl knocks Eagle off nest

[Sebastian Patti]

Here's a pretty amazing video of a Great-horned Owl knocking the $#X@#*& out of 
a Bald Eagle on a nest . . . this was on the KS List-serve a couple of weeks 
ago . . .  Farmer Derek is in Marion County, KS, and has installed an eagle cam 
at a nest on his land . . .  FYI.

sebastianpa...@hotmail.com
Sebastian T. Patti
770 S. Grand Avenue
Unit 3088
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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From: Birds & Their Habitats in Kansas  on behalf of 
James Nickel 
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2021 9:23 PM
To: ksbir...@listserv.ksu.edu 
Subject: Fwd: Owl knocks Eagle off nest

Here is the link. Thanks Matthew

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Subject: Re: Owl knocks Eagle off nest
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On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 8:53 PM James Nickel  wrote:

> My friend has a cam on a Eagle nest in Marion County. He caught a Great
> Horned Owl knocking a Eagle off of the nest. It is a very dramatic video on
> U tube. Search “Farmer Dereck owl eagle” should get you there. Jim Nickel
> Peabody, KS
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[cobirds] Re: Northern Mockingbird, Adams

[Gary Bowen (Thornton)]

I can confirm - saw it a couple days later, same location as described.

Gary Bowen
Thornton, CO

On Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 9:12:26 AM UTC-7 jeff.p...@gmail.com 
wrote:

> I spotted a Northern Mockingbird at McKay lake in Adams County just before 
> noon. Not sure if it is that noteworthy to share on a list like this as I'm 
> fairly new to the group, but it looks like it's fairly rare this far North, 
> this time of year.
>
> Here's a link to the checklist. The bird was on the Southeast notch of the 
> lake where the houses are closest to the lake. The bird flew from a cluster 
> of trees on the lake across the trail to a backyard that had some Russian 
> Olive trees in it.
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> https://ebird.org/checklist/S79499935
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> Happy birding,
> Jeff
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Re: [cobirds] Re: Aggressive Owl in Superior

[Peter Ruprecht]

Just a bit more background on this situation in case anyone is interested.
I live pretty close to where the incidents happened.

At least three groups of people have had a GHO swoop down at them after
sunset in residential neighborhoods.  In at least two cases, the owl hit a
child in the head hard enough to cause deep scratches or punctures.  As I
understand it, all of the groups of people were aware of the owl's presence
prior to it swooping, and my impression is that in some cases they were
observing it from 100 feet or less.

These incidents happened over about a 10 day period.  Two were in the same
neighborhood but one was over 500m away.  Not sure if it's the same owl in
all cases.

Thanks for everyone's feedback both here and on the CFO FB page.  I think a
common theme is that it is important to educate residents about the need to
respect raptors' space, especially when the birds are in territorial mode.
Just like we (or at least some of us!) have learned to respect the coyotes
that share our suburban areas.

Peter Ruprecht
Superior

On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 4:28 PM Scott  wrote:

> It is unlikely that  any Great Horned Owl would defend its nest before the
> eggs have hatched.
>
> The owls incubation is 35 days, at least.  This means that the owl would
> have had to lay its eggs in late December. This has only been documented a
> handful of times in Colorado.
>
> I find it hard to believe that the bird was defending anything. It is
> better to believe that the entire thing was a misunderstanding.
>
> When near a Great Horned Owl, the birds will fly away from the intruder.
> Sometimes they will appear to be flying at the intruder. They are a heavy
> bird.  Due to their weight, when they take off they drop a few feet before
> flapping hard enough to gain elevation.  My guess is that the bird was
> simply flying away from someone and they took it wrong.
>
> A Great Horned Owl can capture a mouse while it is running. If they wanted
> to hit someone they would. They wouldn't miss.
>
> Just my thoughts
> Scott Rashid
> Estes Park
>
>
> On 2/3/2021 12:22 PM, mvjo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Agree. Seems better to let it be. Maybe warn hikers of that situation.
>  John Rawinski Monte Vista, CO
>
> On Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12:52:49 PM UTC-7 teheinr...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>
>> This article in Boulder’s Daily Camera about an owl (Great Horned, I
>> presume) caught my attention:
>>
>>
>> https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/02/02/who-me-superior-warns-residents-about-aggressive-owl/
>>
>> Seems if the aggression is due to protecting a nest, it would be better
>> not to attempt to relocate the owl.
>>
>> Thomas Heinrich
>> Boulder, CO
>> nyc...@aol.com
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RE: [cobirds] Re: Aggressive Owl in Superior

[mblackford]

When Storage Tech was in Superior, a friend of ours was out jogging early in 
the morning by that facility.  An owl flew at him from behind and knocked him 
down.   Luckily it didn't use talons.  Maureen Blackford Boulder County, CO
 Original message From: "mvjo...@gmail.com" 
 Date: 2/3/21  12:22 PM  (GMT-07:00) To: Colorado Birds 
 Subject: [cobirds] Re: Aggressive Owl in Superior 
Agree. Seems better to let it be. Maybe warn hikers of that situation.   John 
Rawinski Monte Vista, COOn Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12:52:49 PM UTC-7 
teheinr...@gmail.com wrote:This article in Boulder’s Daily Camera about an owl 
(Great Horned, I presume) caught my 
attention:https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/02/02/who-me-superior-warns-residents-about-aggressive-owl/Seems
 if the aggression is due to protecting a nest, it would be better not to 
attempt to relocate the owl.  Thomas HeinrichBoulder, conyc...@aol.com



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Re: [cobirds] Re: Aggressive Owl in Superior

[Scott]

It is unlikely that  any Great Horned Owl would defend its nest before 
the eggs have hatched.


The owls incubation is 35 days, at least.  This means that the owl would 
have had to lay its eggs in late December. This has only been documented 
a handful of times in Colorado.


I find it hard to believe that the bird was defending anything. It is 
better to believe that the entire thing was a misunderstanding.


When near a Great Horned Owl, the birds will fly away from the 
intruder.  Sometimes they will appear to be flying at the intruder. They 
are a heavy bird.  Due to their weight, when they take off they drop a 
few feet before flapping hard enough to gain elevation.  My guess is 
that the bird was simply flying away from someone and they took it wrong.


A Great Horned Owl can capture a mouse while it is running. If they 
wanted to hit someone they would. They wouldn't miss.


Just my thoughts

Scott Rashid
Estes Park


On 2/3/2021 12:22 PM, mvjo...@gmail.com wrote:
Agree. Seems better to let it be. Maybe warn hikers of that 
situation.   John Rawinski Monte Vista, CO


On Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12:52:49 PM UTC-7 teheinr...@gmail.com 
wrote:


This article in Boulder’s Daily Camera about an owl (Great Horned,
I presume) caught my attention:


https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/02/02/who-me-superior-warns-residents-about-aggressive-owl/



Seems if the aggression is due to protecting a nest, it would be
better not to attempt to relocate the owl.

Thomas Heinrich
Boulder, CO
nyc...@aol.com

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[cobirds] Re: On singing American Dippers

[dgulb...@gmail.com]

Went to Morrison today to see if I could find a singing dipper.  (Hwy 74 is 
closed, so I couldn't go up to Lair o'the Bear).
Found a dipper at the entrance to Morrison Park (right by the gauging 
structure).  He did a fair amount of "zeet"s and
once uttered the start of a song.  I was able to watch him for a very long 
time, since he hardly budged from the site.
He seemed extremely successful at finding food, since he brought up tiny 
black things every time he dived.  Even
though I was only 12' away with 8x42's, I couldn't tell if it was animal or 
vegetable, but I assume the former.  I finally 
walked on, and when I came back an hour later he was still at the same 
spot.  Possibly the way the ice was formed it
served as a trap for food being washed downstream?

On Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 9:28:41 PM UTC-7 teu...@earthlink.net wrote:

> Interesting to read Jeff's report about dippers singing on the Big 
> Thompson river.
> Later this afternoon, as we were returning to the parking lot at South 
> Platte park, we watched the American Dipper that frequents the river under 
> the C470 bridge.  After watching it pick at insects and an old Starbucks 
> cup wrapper, the dipper started spontaneously singing it's beautiful song, 
> which raised our curiosity.  According to David Sibley's Guide to Bird Life 
> and Behavior, both sexes of Dippers sing all year long, with a peak early 
> in breeding season. Song establishes breeding territories in the spring, 
> and winter territories in the fall and winter.  Fun to know!
> Cheryl Teuton 
> Aurora 
>
>
>
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[cobirds] Re: Aggressive Owl in Superior

[mvjo...@gmail.com]

Agree. Seems better to let it be. Maybe warn hikers of that situation.  
 John Rawinski Monte Vista, CO

On Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 12:52:49 PM UTC-7 teheinr...@gmail.com 
wrote:

> This article in Boulder’s Daily Camera about an owl (Great Horned, I 
> presume) caught my attention:
>
>
> https://www.dailycamera.com/2021/02/02/who-me-superior-warns-residents-about-aggressive-owl/
>
> Seems if the aggression is due to protecting a nest, it would be better 
> not to attempt to relocate the owl.  
>
> Thomas Heinrich
> Boulder, CO
> nyc...@aol.com
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[cobirds] Status of Overlook at Rawhide Energy Station n of Ft Collins

[DAVID A LEATHERMAN]

FYI, after driving up the Hamilton Reservoir a couple times in recent weeks and 
finding the Overlook closed, I decided to call ahead today.  I was told the 
resident bison herd knocked the fence down bordering the Overlook and that 
these animals currently have access to it.  Thus, the closure.  The person I 
talked to said it would be closed for "some time", whatever that means.

Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins

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