[cobirds] Windsor Lake (Weld) on 5/2/22

[DAVID A LEATHERMAN]

I birded Windsor Lake for 3 hours plus today, mostly hiding behind a pole near 
the swim beach to escape the wind watching and photographing gulls and terns 
and eventually did a lap.  Once comfortably numb it wasn't too bad.  Amazing 
disappearance of the big merganser flock.  Still 150 or so western grebes plus 
one Clark's.  35 Bonaparte's gulls tripped the ebird filter for some reason.  
Two Caspian terns worked the shoreline but never landed that I could see.  At 
least 4 Forster's terns tried to fish and then avoid the bully gulls.  Did not 
see the diversity or numbers of shorebirds I sort of expected.  A few Wilson's 
phalaropes, a couple willets, a couple avocets, one killdeer, that's it.  
Hundreds of swallows on the lake, almost all cliff and barn. Heard my FOY 
clay-colored sparrow amid the houses on the south side.  No Yucatan vireo.  
Enjoyed watching a northern rough-winged swallow gather bits of dry grass for 
nest liner and make runs back and forth to its burrow in a ditch bank northeast 
of the reservoir.  52 species total plus an unidentified accipiter, probably a 
Cooper's.  eBird checklist link below:

https://ebird.org/checklist/S108776014

Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins

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[cobirds] Weld County Birds

[KELLY ORMESHER]

Hi All,

Today I headed out to Weld County on a rainy/snowy and windy day. In one week, 
there's a noticeable increase in birds.  The Lark Buntings, Lark Sparrows, and 
Bullock's Orioles have returned.  Interestingly, as I drove a stretch along 
CR89, I noticed three Swainson's Hawks in less than 1/4 mile that were all 
standing on the ground, tucked in behind yucca plants getting some protection 
from the wind and rain.

At Crow Valley, I encountered an Ash-throated Flycatcher along Crow Creek south 
of the group picnic area. I also found a Least Flycatcher in the Yellow Current 
shrubs along with three Blue-gray Gnatcatchers. An Eastern Bluebird has 
returned along with a Brown Thrasher.

Norma's Grove had at least seven Swainson's Thrushes and a great variety of 
sparrows.

Happy birding,
Kelly Ormesher
Longmont

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[cobirds] Re: Union Reservoir Weld County

[Susan Rosine]

Spent a little time at Union Reservoir in Weld County, after seeing Bill's
post.

https://ebird.org/checklist/S108758147

Susan Rosine
Brighton

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> The storm brought in a few migrants to Union Reservoir, east of Longmont,
> Weld County this morning. About 20 Willets, 5 Long-billed Dowitchers, 4
> Lesser Yellowlegs, 6 Wilsons Phalaropes, 1 Least Sandpiper, and a Peregrine
> Falcon joined the usual Avocets, Pelicans, Shoveler, Gadwalls, Western
> Grebes etc. The field around the pond NW of Union Reservoir is flooded and
> full of Mallards, and Blue-winged, Cinnamon, and Green-winged Teal.
> Hopefully some Ibis and other waders will show up also. Bill Prather,
> Longmont
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Re: [cobirds] Pelican Mortality at Union Res (Boulder Co.)

[Amy C]

A friend just texted me a picture of a dead pelican she found at Cherry
Creek State Park. It did not appear to have any injuries. She reported it
to the park office so hopefully they will act quickly to remove the animal
so scavengers don't get to it and pass illness along the food chain
(assuming the bird died of something contagious). My friend kayaks almost
daily at CCSP and I'm sure she'll let me know of any other birds she finds.

Really hoping this isn't the start of a tragic summer.

Amy

Amy Cervene
Arvada, Jefferson

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> All:
>
> Got quite a few responses to my post, almost all suggesting it could be
> High Path Avian Influenza (thank you Scott S. from the US F!) and to
> call CPW.  I did talk to a message taker there on Friday, will update
> everyone if/when I hear back from them.
>
> Jay Hutchins
> Longmont
>
> On Friday, April 29, 2022 at 1:37:09 PM UTC-6 lforre...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> These are water fowl, which may be susceptible to the avian flu they're
>> very worried about. I think CPW wants to know about this level of
>> fatalities.
>>
>> Lynne Forrester
>> Littleton, Jefferson County
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[cobirds] Painted Bunting in Fountain, El Paso County

[Diana Beatty]

Cindy Morrow found a female Painted Bunting in El Paso County today at
feeders at a public library.  Several people were able to see it today and
get photos, some of which are already on eBird.

Diana Beatty
El Paso County

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[cobirds] Shorebirdy day at Chatfield and Hine Lake

[David Suddjian]

Cold and breezy and wet! But It was a fun shorebird day, aided by the
weather. I observed 19 species of shorebirds at Chatfield SP and at Hine
Lake in Robert A. Easton Regional Park, JeffCo. Both locations seemed to
have birds coming and going during the light rain, and then going or
staying when the rain lifted out. The full list of shorebirds is below.
Also lots of teal today, with 338 Blue-winged leading the way from my
checklists.

4 Black-necked Stilt
19 American Avocet
5 Semipalmated Plover
8 Killdeer
1 Whimbrel
9 Marbled Godwit - west of Kingfisher
1 Sanderling - Hine Lake
30 Least Sandpiper
1 Pectoral Sandpiper west of Kingfisher
11 Semipalmated Sandpiper
2 Western Sandpiper - Chatfield Marina Sandspit and Hine L
14 peep sp.
7 Long-billed Dowitcher
1 Wilson's Snipe
36 Wilson's Phalarope
12 Spotted Sandpiper
1 Solitary Sandpiper - Marina Sandspit
17 Greater Yellowlegs
55 Willet - west of Kingfisher and Marina Sandspit
16 Lesser Yellowlegs

A female Chestnut-sided Warbler was at Robert A. Easton.

David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO

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[cobirds] Re: Lazuli Bunting - Dougla

[Randy Fischer]

Yes, they're back!  One showed up at our backyard feeder in southwest Fort 
Collins last evening around 6:30 pm.  It paid a brief visit, again, this 
morning and, apparently, left town.  Also, a wave of Bullocks' Orioles came 
through the Dixon Reservoir hot spot in west Fort Collins this morning.  
Such brilliant spring plumage!  Randy Fischer

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> and tan in the bright sunlight.
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[cobirds] HUDSONIAN GODWIT, Lagerman Reservoir, Boulder County

[Peter Burke]

COBirders,
This weather system brought in some good birds at Lagerman Reservoir, first
spotted, I believe, by Eric DeFonso, including a breeding plumaged
Hudsonian Godwit. Also present were a Marbled Godwit, Whimbrel, 50+
Wilson's Phalarope, 50+ American Avocet, a dozen or so Long-billed
Dowitchers and a smattering of other shorebirds and peeps, most if not all
Least Sandpipers. The scene turned hectic when a Peregrine Falcon showed up
for a snack, putting the shorebirds along with 100+ Franklin's Gulls and
many ducks into frenzied flight.

Good birding,

Peter Burke, Boulder County, CO

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[cobirds] Bent County birds, 5/2/2022

['DUANE NELSON' via Colorado Birds]

Birders, 

On a blustery day with north winds reaching 40 mph, I ventured to John Martin 
State Park to buy an annual State Parks Pass. I dared to get out of my car in 
the Hasty Campground. It was worth it, despite having to wear a winter parka 
and hat. 

Near Campsite 79, I had a singing male Northern Parula, a male Black-and-White 
Warbler, a male Blackpoll Warbler, and a singing Plumbeous Vireo. On the gravel 
under the slide in the playground, I photographed an Ovenbird. I undoubtedly 
missed some birds due to the howling wind and cold. 

At Van's Grove, I had another Northern Parula, this time a female. There are 
numerous closures due to fires, but I saw my third Northern Parula of the day 
on the east side of Bent County Road 16 just east of the closed Ft. Lyon 
Wildlife Easement. 

Respectfully, 

Duane Nelson 
Las Animas, Bent County, CO 

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[cobirds] Peeps on Lake McIntosh/ Longmont

[Dave Hyde]

Out in the drizzle to this afternoon to see on SE edge of Lake McIntosh in 
Longmont: Semipalmated sandpiper, Semipalmated plover, Spotted sandpiper, 
Wilson’s phalarope, Killdeer and a possible Baird’s sandpiper. Plus Blue-winged 
teal. Cold out there but worth the effort  Dave Hyde/Longmont

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[cobirds] Bird Conservancy of the Rockies - Chico Basin Ranch banding 5/02/22

[Chicobander]

It was a bit busier today despite the winds. We had a few of the sheltered 
nets open. Common Yellowthroat, Lincoln Sparrow, Bullock's Oriole, and 
Black-chinned Hummingbird were the new birds of the season.

*31 New Birds Banded*
Orange-crowned Warbler- 5
Common Yellowthroat-1
Audubon's (Yellow-rumped) Warbler-1
Myrtle (Yellow-rumped)- 1
House Wren- 2
Chipping Sparrow- 8
Lincoln Sparrow- 2
Gambel's White-crowned Sparrow- 3
Mountain White-crowned Sparrow- 1
Bullock's Oriole- 1
Spotted Towhee- 1
Northern Mockingbird- 1
Brown Thrasher- 3
Blue Jay- 1

*5 Recaptures*
Brown Thrasher- 4 (2 returns, 2 repeats)
American Robin- 1 (repeat)

*Unbanded*
male Black-chinned Hummingbird

We'll be open 6 days a week through May 27th, closed on Sundays (with the 
exception of being open on May 15th and closed on May 16th). We'll be 
returning from the first net run at about 6:30am. Stop by and visit when 
you are out there!

Julie Shieldcastle
Spring Bird Bander
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

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[cobirds] Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists (02 May 2022) Raptors

[reports]

Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 02, 2022
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total   Season Total
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Black Vulture0  0  0
Turkey Vulture   0  9405
Osprey   0  4 49
Bald Eagle   0  1 59
Northern Harrier 0  5 35
Sharp-shinned Hawk   0  4 77
Cooper's Hawk0 11193
Northern Goshawk 0  0  9
Red-shouldered Hawk  0  0  0
Broad-winged Hawk0  1 46
Red-tailed Hawk  0  7744
Rough-legged Hawk0  0  3
Swainson's Hawk  0  7 41
Ferruginous Hawk 0  0 63
Golden Eagle 0  0 38
American Kestrel 0  6332
Merlin   0  0 17
Peregrine Falcon 0  1 18
Prairie Falcon   0  0 10
Mississippi Kite 0  0  0
Unknown Accipiter0  0 13
Unknown Buteo0  0 15
Unknown Falcon   0  0  5
Unknown Eagle0  0  3
Unknown Raptor   0  0  8

Total:   0 56   2183
--

(No count conducted today)



Weather:
Continuing rain/snow/cloud cover on the hill this afternoon. Very limited
visibility. I’ve been monitoring Dark Sky and CoTrip cameras all morning
and these conditions are being extended until at least 2pm.  

Raptor Observations:


Non-raptor Observations:


Report submitted by DAVID HILL ()
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists information may be found at:
http://www.dfobirds.org


More site information at hawkcount.org:  
https://hawkcount.org/siteinfo.php?rsite=123


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[cobirds] union reservoir

['AOL Mail Update (Terms & Policy)' via Colorado Birds]

The storm brought in a few migrants to Union Reservoir, east of Longmont, Weld 
County this morning. About 20 Willets, 5 Long-billed Dowitchers, 4 Lesser 
Yellowlegs, 6 Wilsons Phalaropes, 1 Least Sandpiper, and a Peregrine Falcon 
joined the usual Avocets, Pelicans, Shoveler, Gadwalls, Western Grebes etc. The 
field around the pond NW of Union Reservoir is flooded and full of Mallards, 
and Blue-winged, Cinnamon, and Green-winged Teal.  Hopefully some Ibis and 
other waders will show up also. Bill Prather, Longmont

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