Re: [cobirds] Dead House Finches, Larimer Co.

[Ann Molison]

Our neighborhood has been sprayed for mosquitoes and perhaps this is the cause. 
 

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On Aug 29, 2013, at 8:29 PM, Mary France mkf1...@comcast.net wrote:

 Hi,
 
Tom and Mary France live in SE Fort Collins and have just discovered our 
 5th dead House Finch in our yard today - 3 males, 2 females, none appeared to 
 be juveniles.
 I wondered if this has occurred elsewhere and what might be causing it.  I 
 did notice a couple acting ill - puffy feathers, not moving much.  We've 
 never had this happen before.  Could it be West Nile? Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
 
Tom and Mary France
Fort Collins, CO
 
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[cobirds] American Eagle's Nest Active in Fort Collins

[Ann Molison]

Yesterday we were visiting friends who live on Ptarmigan Golf Course - in
Fort Collins (east of I-25 / 392)  and just north of the edge of the golf
course is, what has become an annual nesting of a pair of Eagles.  

They have returned and we watched them in their nest (cottonwood tree) just
north of the small county road - which leads to a Poudre River walking/bike
trail.   

 

It is always a great sign of Spring when this pair returns.

 

Ann Molison

Fort Collins

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