[cobirds] Fallout in Loveland from Paul Opler, Loveland, CO

[paulopler]

Hello, This morning, we had a fallout here in our small yard. Seen were a 
Swainson Thrush, male 
Wilson Warbler, Green-tailed Towhee, two Clay-colored Sparrow, and  male 
Western Tanager. .Seen just south of our yard was a passing Peregrine heading 
east in advance of an approaching storm. None of these birds were seen after 
the afternoon storm.

Paul Opler, Loveland, CO

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[cobirds] Stilt Sandpipers at WCR 16 & 51 - May 12

[paulopler]

Evi and I had a bunch of shorebirds at this shallow wetland yesterday. Among 
the large number of long-billed dowitchers were 2 stilt sandpipers. On May 9th 
at the same place there was a black-bellied plover.

Paul Opler, Loveland, CO



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[cobirds] Caspian Terns, Clarks Grebes at south end of Boyd Lake, Loveland

[paulopler]

Yesterday (April 22), there were at least 3 Caspian Terns foraging and calling 
over the southern portion of Boyd Lake; there were also at least 4 Clarks 
Grebes courting in the same area for the past 4 days. There is limited parking 
to  access this area and the closest open parking at the Seven Lakes area at 
the eastern end of Park Drive. A closer place is at the east end of Hampstead 
Drive which has only 4-5 places to park.

Paul Opler
Loveland, CO
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