Re: [cobirds] Black-throated Sp. ARAPAHOE CTY

[rosanne juergens]

Yes!

Rosanne



On Sat, Apr 15, 2023 at 10:54 AM Ajit Antony  wrote:

> That's one of the species Brian Guarante predicted. Right on!
> Ajit Antony
> Central Park, Colorado
>
> On Sat, Apr 15, 2023, 7:59 AM rosanne juergens 
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>> Seen in same spot as reported yesterday.   here at 7:45 this morning
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[cobirds] Re: Black-throated Sp. ARAPAHOE CTY

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Cherry Creek SP. Walk along road from cherry creek crossing parking. MOB
there

On Sat, Apr 15, 2023, 7:58 AM rosanne juergens 
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> Seen in same spot as reported yesterday.   here at 7:45 this morning
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[cobirds] Black-throated Sp. ARAPAHOE CTY

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Seen in same spot as reported yesterday.   here at 7:45 this morning

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[cobirds] Re: correction GOLDEN -CROWNED SPARROW

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So sorry that was a bad link. It's in the same vicinity as where Cole
reported along Jordan Rd in Cherry Creek SO

On Mon, Dec 26, 2022, 10:04 AM rosanne juergens 
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> at this location at 10am.  https://maps.app.goo.gl/oTbLygwtfVp7oTXA9
> Not with other sparrows.
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[cobirds] GOLDEN -CROWNED SPARROW

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at this location at 10am.  https://maps.app.goo.gl/oTbLygwtfVp7oTXA9
Not with other sparrows.

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Re: [cobirds] And bats and other bird species

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I need more research than from a conservative rag that says in the article,
'the media was making wild and inaccurate claims

that
hurricanes are now caused by climate change."
Mmmmhh

On Wed, Oct 5, 2022, 4:58 AM M. Gaylord  wrote:

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[cobirds] White Ibis- ARAPAHOE

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 The White Ibis is at pelican point right now where the inlet meets the
reservoir. Very easily seen. Thanks to whoever found it here this morning!
Rosanne Juergens
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[cobirds] Re: Brown Pelican unhooked, Chatfield, Douglas

[rosanne juergens]

Fantastic work by Tiffany Hansen! I guess this was after it had been seen 
at Cherry Creek SP in the morning of the 16th.
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

On Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 2:43:39 PM UTC-6 ouz...@aol.com wrote:

> Here's a part of the Brown Pelican story that we didn't know. Tiffany 
> Hansen emailed Denver Audubon about her adventure with the bird. 
>
> On Saturday, April 16, just before 4 p.m., she kayaked over to watch 
> an eagle and discovered the Brown Pelican at water level tangled up in a 
> fishing line and lure. She paddled over and docked her kayak on the fallen 
> tree. 
> "A good amount of line was tangled on the fallen tree in the water 
> and still connected to the lure. The lure had two hooks with 3 barbs each. 
> One of the hooks was stuck in the outer elbow of the wing. The other was 
> stuck in 2 places - one in its lower eyelid, the other in the roof of its 
> upper bill." 
> She backed the barb out of the eyelid, then pulled out the one 
> from its bill. Then the pelican tried to flee, but then first she had to 
> extract the line from the bird's wing. 
> Once she did that, the pelican flew away and landed 50 yards away on 
> the water. 
>
> What an heroic effort!
>
> Hugh 
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[cobirds] Re: Brown Pelican unhooked, Chatfield, Douglas

[rosanne juergens]

Wow! Thanks for posting about this Hugh! It was right after this that the 
Brown Pelican was seen at Cherry Creek on the 16th too! (It has since 
returned to Chatfield - unless as another birder reported, perhaps there 
were two?)
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
On Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 2:43:39 PM UTC-6 ouz...@aol.com wrote:

> Here's a part of the Brown Pelican story that we didn't know. Tiffany 
> Hansen emailed Denver Audubon about her adventure with the bird. 
>
> On Saturday, April 16, just before 4 p.m., she kayaked over to watch 
> an eagle and discovered the Brown Pelican at water level tangled up in a 
> fishing line and lure. She paddled over and docked her kayak on the fallen 
> tree. 
> "A good amount of line was tangled on the fallen tree in the water 
> and still connected to the lure. The lure had two hooks with 3 barbs each. 
> One of the hooks was stuck in the outer elbow of the wing. The other was 
> stuck in 2 places - one in its lower eyelid, the other in the roof of its 
> upper bill." 
> She backed the barb out of the eyelid, then pulled out the one 
> from its bill. Then the pelican tried to flee, but then first she had to 
> extract the line from the bird's wing. 
> Once she did that, the pelican flew away and landed 50 yards away on 
> the water. 
>
> What an heroic effort!
>
> Hugh 
>

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[cobirds] Re: John B. Hayes entry in 1999 Lark Bunting

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Hi all,
 I have heard from several birders who remember JB. Kathy Dunning shared 
this DFO Lark Bunting from 1999, which shows a trip he led from Deer Creek 
Canyon to Meyer Ranch. 
https://dfobirds.org/News/Archives/1990-1999/1999/08_Aug_1999_LB.pdf
It's very interesting to see the way folks shared sightings then - by phone 
call!
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
On Sunday, April 3, 2022 at 9:00:06 PM UTC-6 rosanne juergens wrote:

> Hi all,
>  I just wanted to update some of the "old-timers" on "J.B" as his friends 
> call him. I believe Hugh Kingery, Norm Erthal, and others may know him.
>
> He is in a convalescent home, and he told me today that he has seen 4 
> species from his window!  Once a birder, always a birder!
>
> JB was my Personal Training client for several years before he moved to 
> Wind Crest. During our time together he was also my mentor, patiently 
> answering my questions about birds and birding. He had traveled all over 
> the country and was one of the top birders in Colorado and the US in his 
> day!
>
> JB was one of the few folks who birded Attu, the island that marks the 
> westernmost point of the United States, before they shut down the flights 
> there. In the attached photo he is wearing his hat from that trip many 
> years ago. 
> Mark Obmascik wrote about the island in "The Big Year." Indeed JB rubbed 
> elbows with the real life birders portrayed in the movie of the same name. 
>
> I hope if any of you remember him and would like me to pass along a 
> message let me know! It would cheer him up. 
>
> Rosanne Juergens
> Centennial
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[cobirds] Greater White-fronted Goose, Arapahoe

[rosanne juergens]

It just flew in to the pond 11:30am. At Bowles Grove. Federal 
 See my previous post
rosanne juergens
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[cobirds] Greater White-fronted Goose, ARAPAHOE

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Hi,
I had a Greater White-fronted at Bowles Grove Park on the ball fields just
now. Then they all took off. Most went into the pond in the park but I
couldn't refind it. Guessing it will come back around.
Rosanne Juergens
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Re: [cobirds] Pyrrhuloxia YES

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Being seen between noon and 1:20

On Sat, Feb 12, 2022, 7:55 AM Nathan Pieplow  wrote:

> The Pyrrhuloxia photographed yesterday in Denver is still present this
> morning. In a weedy yard at the south end of 1228 Newton. There is street
> parking in the neighborhood.
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[cobirds] Sandhill Cranes Centennial/Littleton

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Hi,

Just about 1:00pm I heard the distinctive calls of Cranes from my backyard.
I'm east of S. Broadway near Arapahoe rd.
They were flying south from here. Looked beautiful against the clear blue
sky.
Rosanne Juergens
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[cobirds] White-faced Ibis, jeffco

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I'm looking at one, hanging out in flooded area to the right of Fox Run
pkg, Chatfield
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[cobirds] Green heron, CCSP 10:15am

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Walk 18 min south on cherry creek trail. On shoreline in marsh
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[cobirds] Re: News from Cherry Creek SP

[rosanne juergens]

I only know of Robert Rozinski from the wonderful book published by him and 
Wendy Shattil in 1990: "Close to Home." I was given the book by my mentor 
John B. Hayes who contributed with photos and "quips." The photos are not 
today's high resolution, crystal clear images, but they tell a story of how 
birds and other taxa have adapted to our urban environment. In addition, it 
is a reflection of the early days of birding and nature watching in the 
Denver area. There are copies available!
https://www.amazon.com/Close-Home-Colorados-Urban-Wildlife/dp/091179770X/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1=close+to+home%2C+colorado%27s+urban+wildlife=1618427289=8-1
Where is the bench? 
Sincerely,
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO
On Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 8:53:23 PM UTC-6 lyn...@gmail.com wrote:

> Thanks Robert and John for your thoughtful memories of Bob.  He treasured 
> his many friends and their shared love of nature.  I truly appreciate the 
> comments, particularly since this week marks five years since Bob passed 
> away. Hard to believe it's been that long, while also seeming like 
> yesterday. 
>
> Bob's Cherry Creek bench overlooks a favorite photo spot he visited every 
> morning. One day he was on his belly in the mud photographing a huge 
> snapping turtle and a week later capturing flight shots of teal landing on 
> the pond. As far as the bench, I imagine him saying, "this is nice, but 
> it's too close to the road."
>
> All my best,
> Wendy Shattil
>
> On Monday, April 12, 2021 at 7:25:56 AM UTC-6 mvjo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Nice to remember our friend Bob. I just wrote  a piece on the early days 
>> of the Crane Festival here in Monte Vista. That means I dusted off the 
>> recollections from over 30 years ago. Back then,  Bob and Wendy were the 
>> premier photographers capturing the essence of the cranes and other San 
>> Luis Valley wildlife in those early days. This was before social networking 
>> and I believe Bob (and Wendy) brought the uniqueness and fantastic nature 
>> of the Valley to many on the front range though his/their photography. Bob 
>> gave "slide shows" back then as programs for the Crane Festival. He offered 
>> some of their framed photographs as prizes. We became friends very early in 
>> those days as folks often got both of us mixed up with the similarity of  
>> names. Those were film camera days and were primitive by today's 
>> technology. Anyway, nice to remember Bob...
>>
>> John Rawinski
>> Monte Vista, CO
>>
>> On Sunday, April 11, 2021 at 3:54:31 PM UTC-6 rori...@earthlink.net 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>> Sitting on the Bob Rozinski memorial bench while over looking the pond 
>>> on cottonwood creek, I was able to fill Bob in on what was going on. During 
>>> our spiritual  conversation 25 species of birds made an appearance 
>>> including all three of the regular occurring teal and even a Black-crowned 
>>> Night-Heron swooped over the cattails and gave its friendly “wonk” 
>>> greeting. I wish now I’d brought along my camera as I’m sure Bob would have 
>>> offered some tips on how to reduce the blur in my photos. If you are out 
>>> birding Cherry Creek SP and feel like a little company  stop by and sit on 
>>> the Bob Rozinski bench and check in and be sure to bring your camera. 
>>>
>>> Bob Righter
>>> Denver CO
>>>
>>

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[cobirds] Re: correction: Western & Mountain Bluebirds, Jefferson County, Chatfield marina,

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> Hi,
> Many Mountain Bluebirds around the boat launch area this morning and one 
> Western that I could ID.
> Rosanne Juergens
> Centennial, CO 
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[cobirds] Re: Western & Mountain Bluebirds, Chatfield marina, correction - Jefferson cty

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On Wed, Mar 24, 2021, 12:05 PM rosanne juergens 
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> Hi,
> Many Mountain Bluebirds around the boat launch area this morning and one
> Western that I could ID.
> Rosanne Juergens
> Centennial, CO
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[cobirds] Attn: CoBirds list manager

[rosanne juergens]

Hi,
In your "about" section the link to rules of the road should be
https://cobirds.org/CFO.aspx?id=25
Right now it is a broken link.

When reading what is and isn't allowed on CoBirds, it says with any
problems I should contact the list manager, but I couldn't find that
information.So hopefully this email will get to the list manager!

I have not been receiving an email of my own submissions to CoBirds.
Thankfully, my recent sighting and email about the Sagebrush Sparrow showed
in "conversations." I don't know if people got emails with that message or
if they just regularly check the listserv, because I didn't get an email of
my initial posting.

Can you let me know why I am not getting an email that shows my post? I do
get emails with responses to the conversation though.

Thank you

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO

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[cobirds] lost sunglasses

[rosanne juergens]

Hi,
 I know this is a long shot, but if anyone saw a pair of black sunglasses
at the Fisher Bridge parking lot at Chatfield, let me know! I was there
yesterday and so it's possible they fell out of my pocket somewhere between
the parking lot and the  far point downstream.Maybe someone put them on a
fence post?  Black with a few rhinestones along the rim

Thanks,

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

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[cobirds] Re: Greenlee Preserve & environs, Boulder County, Sat., Feb. 20

[rosanne juergens]

OMG that gave me a laugh! Maybe Ted will tell the story of the rescued Owl 
on Nat Swick's American Birding Podcast. (And maybe mention the funny typo 
too!)
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO

On Sunday, February 21, 2021 at 10:14:52 AM UTC-7 sibyl...@gmail.com wrote:

> Wow -- I've never seen "*Eurasian collard-greens"  *there before!
>
> On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 9:16:28 PM UTC-7 tedfl...@gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> Hey, all.
>>
>> It's spring. Sort of. At least, some of the winter birds are getting into 
>> the swing of things. This Sat. morning, Feb. 20, on a jaunt around the 
>> "Greater Greenlee ecosystem," encompassing Greenlee Preserve, Waneka Lake, 
>> Hecla Pond, Thomas Open Space, and various greenways, I heard a fair bit of 
>> birdsong, notably by *northern flickers.* It's the first time this 
>> spring I've heard the species, and today I heard three widely singing 
>> individuals. A friendly note that not all US287-corridor flickers are 
>> "red-shafted." Like this guy, a hybrid ("intergrade"), an adult male, near 
>> Waneka Lake today:
>>
>> [image: 01 flicker.jpg]
>>
>> Other songsters: *Eurasian collard-greens, black-capped chickadees, 
>> bushtits, American robins, house sparrows, house finches, dark-eyed juncos, 
>> white-crowned sparrows, song sparrows,* and *red-winged blackbirds.* A 
>> bit more regarding some of the entries in the preceding enumeration:
>>
>> * The collared-doves sing all winter long of course. So they don't really 
>> count as a vernal signification. But did you know that their specific 
>> epithet, *viz*., *decaocto*, is the Greek word for "eighteen"? The 
>> Turkish ornithologist who named the species to science thought the 
>> collared-dove was singing *dec'octo...dec'octo...dec'octo...*, and the 
>> rest, as they say, is history.
>>
>> * No full-on singing yet by the robins. But watch the males. They're 
>> doing that lovely subsong thing right now. So was one of the song sparrows. 
>> Yesterday I heard a magpie doing it at the Walmart Supercenter in 
>> Lafayette. And a week ago, a spotted towhee at Waneka Lake was giving an 
>> amazing and elaborate "whisper" song.
>>
>> * House sparrows? Yes, they absolutely sing. A most beautiful song. Our 
>> human ears hear it just fine, but our human *brains* are inadequate for 
>> perceiving the wonders and glories of house sparrow song. Here's an article 
>> at the ABA website on what Boulder County house sparrows actually sound 
>> like: 
>>
>>
>> https://www.aba.org/how-to-know-the-birds-no-52-the-hidden-glories-of-the-house-sparrow/
>>
>> * And bushtits? There's a bit of a story there. Here is the preliminary 
>> version:
>>
>> https://earbirding.com/blog/archives/4885
>>
>> That was six years ago, and we've updated our understanding of bushtit 
>> singing somewhat since then. Anyhow, today I encountered two widely spaced 
>> pairs of bushtits, one male and one female per pair. The way you tell them 
>> apart is by eye color. The males have black eyes, the females yellow eyes. 
>> Here is one of the males I saw today:
>>
>> [image: 02 bushtit.jpg]
>>
>> In both pairs, the black-eyed individual was giving the vocalization that 
>> I conjecture to be the song of the species. And I heard no other sorts of 
>> bushtit vocalizations, except when the male above went berserk in the 
>> presence of a *northern saw-whet owl.* More on that owl in a bit.
>>
>> The Greenlee Preserve feeders continue to attract lots of cool sparrows. 
>> Along with the song sparrows, white-crowned sparrows, and dark-eyed juncos, 
>> there were 20+ *American tree sparrows,* 2 *spotted towhees,* and a 
>> continuing *white-throated sparrow.* Here's a sampler (song sparrow, 
>> lower left; spotted towhee, middle; white-throated sparrow; upper right):
>>
>> [image: 03 sparrows.jpg]
>>
>> Things were generally congested, but also pretty peaceable, at the 
>> feeder--until the neighborhood *prairie falcon* ripped low across the 
>> treetops, inducing instant dread and silence in the Passerellid horde. 
>> Everybody came out again after a while.
>>
>> And an owl! Hannah Floyd and Andrew Floyd rescued a northern saw-whet owl 
>> from the clutches of an outdoor cat--a huge orange thing with an oversized 
>> bell and an elaborate green-and-pink collar. The bird landed in a snow 
>> drift:
>>
>> [image: 04 owl.jpg]
>>
>> We tried to capture it, but the owl extricated itself from the snow drift 
>> 

[cobirds] Snow goose, centennial

[rosanne juergens]

Hi, I'm observing a white goose, partially pink bill with grin patch from
the Colombine savings parking lot on dry creek. Earlier I saw it in the
field between life fitness and Comcast. Smaller than CAGO its grazing with
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

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[cobirds] Golden-crowned Sparrow, yes

[rosanne juergens]

Chatfield stable area, jeffco 10:30am today
There is a circular drive that encircles a parking lot by the stables.
Juncos were feeding on bare ground next to one of the junipers on that
circular drive, just across from the horses. 2 White-crowned Sparrows
joined them, then the Golden-crowned scooted out of the juniper and fed on
the ground long enough to get a good ID.
Too quick for photo.
Hope this helps!
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

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Re: [cobirds] Bird ID Binoculars

[rosanne juergens]

Wow!

On Fri, Dec 25, 2020, 11:32 AM  wrote:

> https://www.optics4birding.com/swarovski-dg.html
>
>
>
> A bit pricey though. These use the Merlin phone app.
>
>
>
> Adrian Lakin,
>
> Mead, CO
>
>
>
> *From:* cobirds@googlegroups.com  *On Behalf Of
> *mvjo...@gmail.com
> *Sent:* Friday, December 25, 2020 11:27 AM
> *To:* Colorado Birds 
> *Subject:* [cobirds] Bird ID Binoculars
>
>
>
> A few years ago I read an article about the future of birding. In it, they
> talked about binoculars that would identify birds in the viewscreen,
> probably using latest technologies to reasonable identify the bird you are
> seeing. A cousin of mine and I were having a conversation yesterday and
> that item came up to help him solve his color vision deficiencies. I went
> on-line this morning to find them and cannot find any product that does
> that. If anyone knows of such a product please let me know. Merry Christmas
> all.
>
>
>
> John Rawinski
>
> Monte Vista, CO
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[cobirds] Red-necked Grebe present this morning

[rosanne juergens]

Jefferson County, SW bay South Platte Res, between 9 and 9:30am. Swam close
to shore for good views.
Thought I'd seen the Long-tailed Duck, but closer look at photos showed a
lone Ruddy with head tucked under.
At least two Redheads; Lesser Scaup. Hoodies, Pied-bills, and one juv. Bald
Eagle flyover
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

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Re: [cobirds] Varied Thrush Jefferson County Hudson Gardens

[rosanne juergens]

I think that the reference to being opposite ACC means on the other side of 
Santa Fe. I think the cascades would be the little dry creek at the south 
end of Hudson Gardens (which is actually in Arapahoe County).
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
impromptu translator of directions, lol

On Friday, November 13, 2020 at 8:36:52 AM UTC-7 kcloudview wrote:

> I'm confused.  ACC is north of Hudson Gardens.  Not at the south end.   
>
> Kathy Holland 
> Centennial 
> Arapahoe Co. 
>
> On 11/12/2020 4:48 PM W. Robert Shade III  wrote: 
>
>
> While looking in vain for the waxwings about 3:00 PM 11/12 I spotted a 
> Varied Thrush in the area called "Cascades" at the south end of Hudson 
> Gardens (opposite Arapahoe Comm College). This will be tough to locate as 
> the bird is wary and the vegetation is thick. I think it is a female. 
>
> Bob Shade 
> Lakewood 
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[cobirds] Re: JeffCo (mostly) birding recap, Sept 8-14 (LONG)

[rosanne juergens]

Great recap Scott!

On Monday, September 14, 2020 at 1:59:40 PM UTC-6 Scott Somershoe wrote:

> All,
> The birding around Jefferson County (which is most of this report) over 
> the last week was phenomenal. It was a week to remember, and there were so 
> many highlights, it's hard to remember them all!  As only a couple birds 
> were posted here on CO-Birds, I thought I’d provide a recap of my 
> highlights and summarize a bit of what was around, which may be news if you 
> don’t closely follow the eBird alerts for JeffCo. 
>
> I'll also add that all the birds I'm reporting were seen/found without 
> driving anywhere. I walked or rode my bike for all the birds in this 
> report. I've largely given up driving to see birds since Covid started and 
> it's been awesome! The last bird I drove to see was the Black Phoebe in 
> Littleton on 9 July because I wanted to get photos and see about Eastern x 
> Black Phoebe hybrids. I rode and got the phoebe on the 10th for my green 
> year list. 
>
> My Green Year list is birds found only in my yard and from walking or 
> riding my bike from my house and back. No driving to Granby and riding my 
> bike. :)  Riding everywhere has been really fun, it keeps me fairly local, 
> I am learning ALL the shortcuts to get places, finding little spots that 
> probably no one ever birds, and it's rewarding and satisfying to walk/ride 
> for all the birds. I honestly don't miss driving hours to see a bird. It'll 
> take something really special to get me to drive a couple hours, but I'm 
> sure I'll come around and drive for something one of these years. The black 
> hawk didn't even tempt me!
>
>
> *Now for the highlights:Tues, Sept 8 -* Windy, snowing, terrible 
> conditions in Littleton. I birded my patch (Clement Park) and found a first 
> park record SANDERLING that stuck around for at least 3 days. A bunch of 
> folks got to see the bird during its stay (Yay!!). While watching the 
> Sanderling, a CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR flew in calling and landed on the 
> shoreline next to the Sandering! I saw them at the SAME TIME! The longspur 
> stayed maybe 15 seconds and was gone. A couple great birds for my Green 
> Year List. Amazingly, this was my 2nd CC Longspur for Clement Park and 
> third in JeffCo in 11 months. I spend a week or so every June in eastern 
> Montana surrounded by longspurs, which really helps one learn their calls!  
>
> *Wednesday, Sept 9* was phenomenal. Pure birding magic! Epic is an 
> understatement. I received reports of some continuing shorebirds at Robert 
> Easton Park that I wanted for my green list but of course I hit Clement 
> Park first, because I had to. That was a smart move as I found all the 
> targets from Easton and then some: PECTORAL (2, later I had 4) and a STILT 
> SANDPIPER. I also found a BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER in the pines on N side of 
> the Rez behind the strip mall (only my second in JeffCo and an overall 
> tough bird to find, at least for me).
>
> I skipped Easton and ended up riding to Harriman Lake about 4.5 miles away 
> (yes, it was 30F and snowing/sleeting, it stung my face, but sidewalks and 
> roads were just wet, so why not??). I got there, got muddy, and saw 4 RED 
> KNOTS! A couple of us also relocated a BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER (apparently 
> there were 3)! Tons of shorebirds and waterfowl around but everything was 
> very skittish and viewing conditions were tough. GREAT birds for JeffCo 
> and, of course, my green list, but I had to get home to do some work. Later 
> I hit Clement Park again and found park first Baird's Sandpiper (6!). I had 
> 9 species of shorebird at Clement Park on this day, which is amazing for 
> that little unassuming place.
>
> Over lunch, I see a dowitcher report from Robert Easton and get a photo of 
> the bird from a friend. It looked GOOD for a Short-billed Dowitcher, which 
> is very tough in JeffCo. I told some folks about a decent looking SB 
> Dowitcher report because I thought it was worth taking a look. Reluctantly, 
> I load up and ride my bike over there (4.3 miles but at least it wasn’t 
> snowing this time). Yes, my second ride in the frigid cold. Two 
> SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHERS put on a nice show with a good number of other 
> shorebirds. Another great green bird too! Plus seeing a lot of friends (at 
> a distance) at these spots was a lot of fun. Now riding 22 miles in 32F and 
> colder temps was enough for one day!
>
> By the evening of the 9th, I’d gotten a bunch of new birds for my Clement 
> Park list, which stands at 149 species. Amazing list for that place.
>
> *Thursday, Sept 10 - *I birded Clement Park (duh) and had 9 species of 
> sparrow (missed Spotted and Green-tailed Towhees [the latter was park bird 
> #149] from the previous afternoon) and tallied 49 species. Not bad!
>
> *Friday, Sept 11*: I rode my bike to Chatfield because it’s Sabine's Gull 
> time and there haven’t been any reported yet this fall, and I'd missed 
> Black Tern 3 times already. On Thursday, 

[cobirds] Re: Big Lake Day

[rosanne juergens]

Good luck! Anxiously awaiting your report!

On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 8:30:28 PM UTC-6 grb...@gmail.com wrote:

> Good evening birders,
>
> As I wrote some weeks ago, it’s been my plan to bird around Cherry Creek 
> Rsvr on Monday (Labor Day). That plan is a “go.”  And I’m so grateful to 
> everyone who provided suggestions! They were so helpful!
>
> My plan, therefore, is to start at Tower Loop around 0615 (sunrise is 
> 0637), and head clockwise around the lake, checking Dixon Grove, Swim Beach 
> and Pelican Point. (I’m not going to bird the campground.) I *will* 
> include a walk down the 12-mile trail (I’ll see how I’m doing time-wise to 
> determine whether I’ll cross Cherry Creek and come down the paved trail). 
> I’ll then head down the west side of the lake, keeping as close to the 
> water as possible. Going by the West Shades will probably be quick, as 
> it’ll be busy. Then to the Marina and across the front of the dam back to 
> the car.
>
> I’m hoping to arrive at the 12-mile trail area about 0930 (and meet my 
> wife there for that portion). That’s the only semi-certain time point. 
>
> Again, there’s no official “intent” to this. It’s just my way of spending 
> Labor Day. But if anyone would like to tag along, I’ll be wearing my mask!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Gary Brower
> Unincorporated Arapahoe County
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[cobirds] Re: Spotted Towhee Nest - Arapahoe

[rosanne juergens]

Those eggs are darling - I hope they successfully hatch! 
Rosanne J
Centennial

On Monday, June 1, 2020 at 9:14:19 PM UTC-6, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>
> Indulge me.
>
> Tonight, after eating a salad from the garden (in west Centennial), I 
> found a few green caterpillars on my counter (White Cabbage, perhaps?). I 
> brought those out to my chickens then went to my spinach to look for more 
> on the holey spinach leaves. At the edge of my vision, something flushed. I 
> figured a small rabbit, but instead spotted a female Spotted Towhee 
> wandering nearby and calling. Looking up, I spotted the bird's nest. It's 
> just past my yard, in my neighbors, in a small space between her lattice 
> and my garden box. A page of a Sunday edition of the *New York Times* frames 
> it. (I used the pages of the paper to keep my volunteer lettuce alive amid 
> the early spring freezes.)
>
> It's a rather pretty nest. I like to think my piles of yard waste helped 
> it along. It's woven, rather intricately, of what seem to be dead grasses. 
> Three small, brown eggs are tucked neatly inside. No sign of a cowbird egg 
> in there (yet), though a female was skulking around my yard today. 
>
> [image: IMG_20200601_190218829.jpg]
>
> There appear to be two hyper-local pairs of Spotted Towhee, one that 
> spends much of the day in my yard and another that spends much of the day 
> in the neighbors. Don't know which of those pairs this reflects.
>
> This finding felt like pure magic. Here's to a successful nest. 
>
> - Jared Del Rosso
> Centennial, CO
>

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[cobirds] Re: Scarlet Tanager, W Buckhorn & deer creek canyon

[rosanne juergens]

My mentor John Hayes told me about that area years ago for good birding - 
and subsequent DFO trips have stopped there. I'm amazed with all the canyon 
noise of motorcycles and the constant traffic on W. Buckhorn that the birds 
are attracted to it!
Rosanne J
Centennial

On Monday, June 1, 2020 at 9:00:59 PM UTC-6, Dave Cameron wrote:
>
> As a recent retiree of the utility company whose access strip is the one 
> described, my words carry no authority!  But I'll say this, having worked 
> that area, and that very spot, for 20 years.  We drove our trucks right 
> into that strip of weeds to the boxes in there, without violating the 
> private drive, and if you don't block the boxes, or a good u-turn by a 
> phone company truck, no technician is going to yell at you for it.  Tell 
> 'em I said so.  But definitely watch for wasps in there!  
>
> Dave Cameron
> Denver
>
>
>
> On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 10:56:55 AM UTC-6, rosanne juergens wrote:
>>
>> Observed this morning around 10:15,all red except black wings. Singing 
>> loudly. down path, across from lone Russian olive, high in trees. Photos to 
>> follow
>> Rosanne j
>> Centennial 
>
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[cobirds] Re: Scarlet Tanager, w. Buckhorn & deer creek canyon hotspot

[rosanne juergens]

For those who haven't been to this eBird hotspot: after turning on w. 
buckhorn from Deer Creek Canyon Rd, park in the pullout on the right. Cross 
the street and go slightly up a driveway. A path shows up on the left. Go 
down the the little greenbelt to the lone Russian Olive bush. Face away 
from the road and look up to the highest trees. The Scarlet Tanager was 
making itself quite known by its singing!

https://www.google.com/maps/place/39%C2%B032'56.6%22N+105%C2%B008'05.7%22W/@39.5490593,-105.1349276,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d39.5490593!4d-105.1349276

Rosanne


On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 12:47:18 PM UTC-6, Ben S wrote:
>
> Thank you for posting!
> Truelly amazing find and amazing bird! Due to the placement of a patches 
> of yellow plumage, it looks like it could potentially the same bird seen a 
> few days ago at Harriman Lake. Either way, great find. Interestingly, I 
> drove by this location early this morning and noted that I heard a Red-eyed 
> Vireo. I was on my way to Reynolds Park looking for (and not finding) Dusky 
> Grouse (althought I did hear an Ovenbird on the way up). I didn't end up 
> stopping at Deer Creek and Buckthorn. Shows what I could miss if I dont 
> actually get out and look! 
>
> Ben Sampson
> Centennial, CO
>

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[cobirds] Re: Rest in Peace, COLORADO RARE BIRD ALERT! And a suggestion/request!

[rosanne juergens]

Hello Norm,
I just posted on Cobirds about a Scarlet Tanager at a well known eBird 
hotspot at Deer Creek Canyon Rd and W. Buckhorn. However, my cell phone 
service was not working there, so I had to pull over a little ways down the 
canyon to post it, giving the cross streets rather than the GPS info. And 
you're right - after posting it to eBird it is not yet showing up in the 
alerts.
I will always defer to Cobirds!
Rosanne J.
Centennial,CO

On Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 11:37:44 AM UTC-6, birdernorm wrote:
>
> I, too, would like to thank the originators and compilers of the RBA from 
> over the years.  I have checked it virtually every day that I have been in 
> town for years.  Thanks again for all your efforts.  I will miss it. 
>
> Now for the suggestion:  since the RBA is kaput, and there are lots of 
> folks who do not care to manipulate their way through eBird (which is not 
> that tough, by the way), it would be nice if those observing a rarity in 
> the field, particularly one that is within easy reach of other birders, to 
> post it from the location. I have eBird alerts running for numerous 
> counties, but I don't get those reports until the next day.  My only 
> immediate access to interesting sightings is Cobirds.  There have been 
> several instances recently when an unusual species appeared but no one 
> informed the birding community at large.  For example, a scarlet tanager 
> was recently seen at Harriman Lake, just a few minutes from my house. 
>  There were fifteen eBird reports filed, which means there were no doubt 
> twice that many observers, yet no one took a moment to post the bird to 
> Cobirds.  I found out about the bird the next day, and it was a one-day 
> wonder.  Either I missed any reports, or I don't have many friends. 
>  Perhaps both.  But at any rate, it would have been nice to have had a 
> chance to pop over there for a look.
>
> Just my two cents.  As they say about the pandemic, we're all in this 
> together, and I have always found that one of the great joys of birding is 
> the sharing of birds with others who like them just as much as I do.
>
> Norm Lewis
> Lakewood
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: 'Andrews Robert' via Colorado Birds  >
> To: Colorado Birds >; Joe Roller <
> jrol...@gmail.com >
> Sent: Fri, May 29, 2020 4:09 am
> Subject: Re: [cobirds] Rest in Peace, COLORADO RARE BIRD ALERT!
>
> Hello all,
> I would like to join others in showing appreciation for the compilers of 
> the RBA we see on Cobirds. Since I spend most of the year thousands of 
> miles away from Colorado in West Africa, I don’t get any direct use of the 
> RBA for birding. But I did enjoy seeing a compilation of the most 
> interesting or unusual bird sightings from Colorado as a way to keep up 
> with what is happening in Colorado. Many thanks to Joyce and then Joe and 
> his team of volunteers and all of the other compilers who have provided 
> this service.
> Bob Andrews
> Yekepa, Nimba Co., Liberia, West Africa
>
>
> On Tuesday, May 26, 2020, 09:26:03 AM MDT, Joe Roller  > wrote: 
>
>
> Daily updates on rare and interesting birds in Colorado have been shared 
> via Cobirds for over 14 years as the "Colorado Rare Bird Alert" (or 
> Report). For 13 years, Joyce Takamine tirelessly compiled this list of 
> rarities from all over the state, posting it with dates and places 
> on the Cobirds listserv and into your email inboxes.
> After Joyce retired at the end of 2018, a few of us continued to compile 
> the report. But our team of volunteers is no longer large enough to 
> continue this informational service, which has been sponsored for years by 
> the Denver Field Ornithologists. In the past we invited volunteers to join 
> the RBA team of compilers, but we are no longer seeking those, as the RBA 
> is over now.
> By way of history, the RBA continued the early notification work of 
> dedicated birders like Dave Martin, Norm Erthal and Dick Schottler, who 
> phoned in daily field updates to a DFO voice recorder. Local and visiting 
> birders could dial in to hear these daily messages and keep abreast of the 
> changing parade of rarities moving through Colorado.
> Even before that, DFO sponsored a "telephone tree" notification list in 
> the 1960s and '70s. Each birder in the tree would get a a call from an 
> excited birder up the list: "Hey! Bruce Webb found a Little Gull at Union 
> Reservoir today. First state record! Call the next two birders on the list 
> to let them know!"
> Before that? Perhaps birders used two tin cans and a string -- I don't 
> know. 
> In any event, the joy of sharing goes back a long time and will continue 
> beyond the RBA. As many of you already know, eBird provides free updates of 
> Colorado rare bird sightings as frequently as hourly. (Sign up at 
> www.ebird.org/alerts)
> The CFO website has a section where bird reports appear the moment a 
> checklist is sent to eBird. (cfobirds.org)
> On behalf of the current team of RBA compilers, 

[cobirds] Scarlet Tanager, w. Buckhorn & deer creek canyon hotspot

[rosanne juergens]

Observed this morning around 10:15,all red except black wings. Singing loudly. 
down path, across from lone Russian olive, high in trees. Photos to follow
Rosanne j
Centennial 

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[cobirds] Re: Green Heron - Cherry Creek SP, Arapahoe County

[rosanne juergens]

I re-found the Green Heron just after 8am this morning.  It was on a log at 
the south-west "corner" of the pond where the creek is. It flew off before 
I could get a photo, calling very distinctively. It didn't re-appear from 
the reeds on the opposite shore. Thank you Ken for letting me know how to 
find the pond! 

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO 

On Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 5:36:46 PM UTC-6, Debbie Behnfield wrote:
>
> The Green Heron is still hanging out in the pond near the Swim Beach at 
> Cherry Creek SP.
> Seen Sunday morning, 5/17/20
> Debbie Behnfield
> Lakewood, CO 
>
> On Friday, May 15, 2020 at 6:23:22 AM UTC-6, Ken Wat wrote:
>>
>> There is a Green Heron in the pond near the Swim Beach at Cherry Creek SP.
>>
>> Ken Wat
>> Aurora, CO
>>
>>
>>

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[cobirds] Re: Arapahoe County, Swainson's Hawks, Centennial

[rosanne juergens]

Hi Jared - 
that's wild about seeing the Swainson's with a live rabbit...
And I meant to say these were "year birds" for me - not the first EVER 
Swainson's that I've seen in Centennial. oops!
I had my first backyard House Wren yesterday also, along with 2 
White-crowned Sparrows that seem to be sticking around. 
Rosanne
Centennial

On Monday, April 27, 2020 at 10:27:44 AM UTC-6, Jared Del Rosso wrote:
>
> These are very likely the same Swainson's Hawks -- and is indeed the same 
> string of transmission towers -- that I referenced in my post last week 
> about these birds. Thanks to all who weighed in on the differences between 
> Swainson's and Red-tails. The former are smaller, with, I'm told, smaller 
> talons. They also pursue insects regularly and, so, may not hunt as early 
> as Red-tails do. (I noted the first hawk to show up on the transmission 
> towers is always the local Red-tail.)
>
> In following up on that post, I read the Birds of the World entry on 
> Swainson's and learned that they can take bats! These hawks seem half 
> buteo, half Cattle Egret, and half falcon. (I recognize that adds up to a 
> bird and a half, but I'm okay with that.) 
>
> Among the most enduring and startling wildlife experiences I've had is 
> courtesy of a Swainson's. Along the High Line near the rec center that 
> Rosanne mentioned, I encountered one low in a cottonwood with a 
> still-living cottontail in its talons. The rabbit looked down at the trail, 
> seemingly right into my eyes, with an expression of both distress and 
> resignation. It seemed to know death was above it, though perhaps those 
> were only my thoughts. It took everything I had to let the bird be. (But of 
> course I did...) 
>
> Finally -- a few days after my post about Red-tails never being on 
> electrical lines on these transmission towers, I encountered one nearby, at 
> Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, indeed briefly perched on the lines. I saw it 
> from afar, while running. As I got closer, I also saw that the portion of 
> the wire where I thought the bird might have been perched was encased in 
> what look like a second, plastic shell that made it wider, still, than the 
> surrounding wire. So perhaps the hawk was on that, not the wire itself. 
>
> In other news, on Saturday, I saw my first House Wren, Barn Swallows, 
> Vesper and Lincoln's Sparrow of the year. This morning, a House Wren was 
> singing all morning in the local yards. 
>
> - Jared Del Rosso
> Centennial, CO
>
> On Monday, April 27, 2020 at 10:03:12 AM UTC-6, rosanne juergens wrote:
>>
>> [image: IMG_1191 Swainsons Hawk top of tower_Goodson.JPG]
>>
>> [image: IMG_1192 2nd Swainsons Hawk-Goodson.JPG]
>>
>> [image: IMG_1186 Swainsons Pair_Goodson.JPG]
>> A pair of Swainson's Hawks were perched atop the power tower in the 
>> Goodson Rec Ctr parking lot Sunday (yesterday). Throughout the years I have 
>> spotted one hawk, and this is the first time I saw two together. These also 
>> were my first Swainson's sightings in Centennial.
>> Rosanne Juergens
>> Centennial, CO 
>>
>

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[cobirds] Re: Correction of my previous post. At last, Broad-tailed Hummingbird, Jefferson County,4/19/20

[rosanne juergens]

Hi Tina,
 That one went right past me! But when you pointed it out I got quite a 
chuckle. I think of my "Ring-billed Duck" mistakes, etc. I too would love 
to see a "broad-winged hummingbird!"
Rosanne Juergens

On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 8:06:17 PM UTC-6, tjcalliope wrote:
>
> Sorry, I was reading about all the Broad-winged Hawk sightings and  wrote 
> Broad-winged Hummingbird by mistake. I did want to see a Broad-winged Hawk 
> today.
>
> Tina Jones
>

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Re: [cobirds] Osprey etc. at Lagerman - Boulder Cnty

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

Hi Deb,
 I noted that my first sighting of the Osprey at South Platte park last 
year was on 3/31.So it may not be too early for one to be there. Thanks for 
the heads up - I'll go take a look and then visit the American Dipper under 
Mineral too!
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

On Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 2:44:14 AM UTC-6, fiddlenurs wrote:
>
> I thought I saw an osprey on the osprey tower at South Platte park on 
> 3/21. I only had my binoculars and didn’t feel completely sure about it and 
> thought it might be a bit early for one to be there. 
> Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county 
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Mar 21, 2020, at 2:42 PM, Chip Clouse > 
> wrote:
>
> 
> Cobirders,
> I haven't seen any reports yet this year so this may be the 1st day back 
> for the Osprey at Lagerman. It was actively defending the platform from 
> nearby Bald Eagles more intent on prairie dogs I presume.
> There was also a flock of 21 Mountain Bluebirds on the west side and a 
> single American Pipit working the rocks near the dam spillway.  It's a 
> beautiful day to be socially distant!
>
> Good birding,
> Chip Clouse
> Golden, CO
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[cobirds] Re: 100 plus bluebirds at Chatfield in snow fallout (Jefferson)

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

Thank you for posting this Bob! They're still there. I saw only Mountain 
Bluebirds this morning on the flats between the Marina parking lot and the 
lake.  Didn't catch any Westerns. Also, one male Common Merganser with two 
fem/imm. 

On Friday, March 20, 2020 at 3:28:06 PM UTC-6, Bob Shade wrote:
>
> A lovely and unforgettable sight at the entrance to the North Marina: over 
> 100 bluebirds, mostly Mountain but about 25% Western, swarming a lone 
> juniper tree and surrounding bushes in the snow! They should be there 
> tomorrow also. Also saw a female Merlin (Prairie) eating a small bird near 
> the entrance to the headquarters. It was great to get out of the house but 
> hardly get out of the car. I notice these birds keep a safe "social 
> distance" from human beings. ☺ No waterfowl of note. 
>
> Bob Shade
> Lakewood
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[cobirds] Re: Burrowing Owls Chatfield

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

Thank you Gregg! I found one last night, 10-12-19 around 5:30pm - very 
distant!
I observed from the road - what do you think of people walking closer, 
across the prairie dog mounds? Perhaps we should suggest they stay at the 
road.(saw someone doing that)

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial

On Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 10:25:56 AM UTC-6, Gregg Goodrich wrote:
>
> 2 Burrowing Owls at the prairie dog town on the south entrance. Plus all 
> the wonderful shorebirds on the Plum Creek Delta made for a great morning 
> of birding at Chatfield.
>
> Gregg Goodrich
> H. R.  CO
>
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[cobirds] Re: painted bunting, Audubon 7/27

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On Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 9:32:40 AM UTC-6, Rosanne Juergens wrote:
> On the ground at 8:55am next to the deck, then seen in junipers, and flew to 
> west into west cottonwoods. Seen by many.

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial 

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[cobirds] painted bunting, Audubon 7/27

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On the ground at 8:55am next to the deck, then seen in junipers, and flew to 
west into west cottonwoods. Seen by many.

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[cobirds] Castle Pines Hummingbird "rescue"

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

This was posted on Twitter by South Metro Fire Dept July 24th. Awww!
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO






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garage at Fire Station 39. It’s beak was wrapped with debris, it’s eyes 
wouldn’t open and it couldn’t fly. Firefighters cleaned it off, served it 
sugar water and after 15 minutes the hummingbird flew away! 
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[cobirds] A last hurrah for the Denver metro area?

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

Not gone yet from my yard! Although a cute Lesser Goldfinch pair just started 
their visits to my nyger feeder yesterday. I'm about 3 miles west of you Jared 
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial/Littleton 

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[cobirds] Snowy Egret, Littleton

['Rosanne Juergens' via Colorado Birds]

"The" Snowy Egret is back at Sterne Park (pond) today. Also Common 
Mergansers, Double-crested Cormorants, CAGO, and Mallards. There have been 
Wood Ducks there too although I didn't spy it today. 

Rosanne Juergens
Centennial, CO

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