[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter? Swan at Wildlife Arsenal-Lower Derby Lake

[Megan Miller]

Let’s go with Swan sp actually.
Did get some scope pics that I’ll include in my ebird report.

On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 2:55 PM Megan Miller 
wrote:

> I called it a trumpeter swan bird based on its pointy widows peak and long
> straight bill. Not a swan expert though.
>
> Seen at lower derby lake
>
> Megan M
> Denver, county
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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter swans

[Adrian Lakin]

Pella Crossing is in Hygiene (West of Longmont along Hwy 66 then south on 
75th st.). The lake they are talking about is at these coordinates...  
40°11'14.8"N 105°10'49.0"W  ( 40.187438, -105.180282 ). You park in the 
Pella Crossing parking lot on the east of 75th street and walk the trails 
to the west.

Cheers,

Adrian Lakin
Mead, CO

On Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 1:10:58 PM UTC-7 aves...@gmail.com wrote:

> For non-locals, where specifically is this? 
>
> Adam Vesely
> Thornton, CO
>
> On Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 11:34:07 AM UTC-7 david.l...@gmail.com 
> wrote:
>
>> There were three trumpeter swans at Pella Crossing on the west side of 
>> 75th in the first (private) pond mixed in with a bazillion cackling and 
>> Canada geese.
>
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Re: [cobirds] Re: Trumpeter swans

[Eric DeFonso]

This is in Boulder County, and Pella Crossing is west of Longmont. Swans
were first seen yesterday, and continued into late this morning, when I
drove by (I live near there).

Eric

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On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 1:11 PM Adam Vesely  wrote:

> For non-locals, where specifically is this?
>
> Adam Vesely
> Thornton, CO
>
> On Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 11:34:07 AM UTC-7 david.l...@gmail.com
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>> There were three trumpeter swans at Pella Crossing on the west side of
>> 75th in the first (private) pond mixed in with a bazillion cackling and
>> Canada geese.
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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter swans

[Adam Vesely]

For non-locals, where specifically is this? 

Adam Vesely
Thornton, CO

On Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 11:34:07 AM UTC-7 david.l...@gmail.com wrote:

> There were three trumpeter swans at Pella Crossing on the west side of 
> 75th in the first (private) pond mixed in with a bazillion cackling and 
> Canada geese.

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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter Swans, Jefferson county

[Megan Miller]

Birds took off flying north towards reservoir. Many photos were taken.

Megan
Denver, co

On Sat, Dec 14, 2019, 1:45 PM Megan Miller 
wrote:

> Hi folks,
> 2 trumpeter swans seen at second lake south of kingfisher bridge on west
> lake.
> Seen first by Joey Kellner this morning at chatfield lake proper.
>
> Megan
> Denver, co
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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter swans Fremont county (picture)

['Egret' via Colorado Birds]

I viewed them yesterday on the Reservoir (2018-2-3). They were on the 
Northeast corner of the Lake.

Chris Brobin
Manitou Springs,CO

On Friday, January 26, 2018 at 3:40:12 PM UTC-7, kickback wrote:
>
>
> 
> The pair of trumpeter swans is still present  at Brush Hollow reservoir. 
> Pretty cold and windy there today, they seemed to be staying near the east 
> or west shoreline at the north end of the reservoir.
>
> Thanks to those who reported them.
>
> Bill Kosar
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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter Swan, Adams

[Brian Johnson]

The Trumpeter Swan at Lower Derby was still present today at 4:20 PM at the 
far northern end of the lake.
Brian Johnson
Englewood Coo

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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter Swans at Standley Lake JeffCo

[Susan Wise]

Had to go down to Chatfield today - Sunday 01/03/16.
730 am - Stanley Lake - no Trumpeter Swans.
815 am - South Platte Reservoir - no Trumpeter Swans.
Did the volunteer gig and on way back reversed above.  
200 pm - South Platte Reservoir - no Trumpeter Swans.
300 pm - Stanley Lake - no Trumpeter Swans.
Lots of other fantastic viewing opportunities including watching an 
American Dipper bob up and down and scuba for quite some time.  
And watched the lobed feet of two American Coots which cracked us up!  
And an odd ball Pied-billed Grebe that just didn't look right.

Susan Wise
Superior, Colorado

On Saturday, January 2, 2016 at 6:53:59 PM UTC-7, David Suddjian wrote:
>
> Two *Trumpeter Swans *were reported at Standley Lake on Jan 1 and were 
> present there this morning. Maybe they are the same two that were at South 
> Platte Res?
>
> I have begun the year with a run on *Northern Goshawks*! After posting 
> earlier this morning I saw an adult Gos soaring over the vicinity of Ken 
> Caryl Ave x Depew in Littleton (Jefferson CO), to the east of Pierce. Now I 
> am set for January.
>
> David Suddjian
> Littleton, CO
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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter?

[Adam Vesely]

They weren't there yesterday when I was there around 1:30.  I don't think 
they were seen at all yesterday.  The reservoir is big (I'd recommend a 
scope), but it would be pretty obvious if they were there, especially since 
a good portion of the reservoir is frozen.  There is a trail that skirts 
the south side of the reservoir, with parking near the southwest and 
southeast corners of the reservoir.  

Adam
Thornton, CO 

On Saturday, January 2, 2016 at 6:40:32 AM UTC-7, Gary Brower wrote:
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> Good morning! 
>
> Did anyone see the Trumpeter Swans yesterday at the S. Platte Reservoir? 
> And, as I've not birded there before, where, on the reservoir are they 
> being seen, I.e., south end, north-east corner, etc. (or is it quite 
> apparent when one arrives)? 
>
> Thanks! 
>
> Gary Brower 
> Englewood, CO 
>
> Sent from my iPad

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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter Swans, Jefferson Cty (Evergreen)

[Liam Roark]

First post, not sure if it's okay to just jump in here like this, but I 
have information on this sighting.

First off, yes, this is Jeffco. I just got back from this location and 
they're still there. The pond is the Hiwan Number 4 Reservoir, and it's 
very easy access (I-70 W - exit 352 to Evergreen Parkway/Hwy 74 - right 
on Squaw Pass - pond is a mile up the road on the left, in a 
valley/depression behind a fence) if you've never seen a Trumpeter before 
and want to! However, a nice woman driving by stopped and chatted with me 
for a few minutes about them, and there's some information everyone should 
have:

1) They 'live there', apparently. I don't know whether that means fully 
domesticated or just semi-wild befriended regulars, but if you pull up the 
reservoir on Google Maps and zoom all the way in, you can actually see them 
in the satellite imagery, on the far left side of the pond, so they've 
obviously been there a while.

2) As of this morning they've started wandering out onto the road; the 
neighbors suspect the water pump is having problems in the cold and they're 
wandering looking for water. So take care driving in the area.

-Liam, Evergreen


On Thursday, January 3, 2013 8:51:06 AM UTC-7, Eric DeFonso wrote:

 Hi all,

 Joe Lafleur emailed me the following note this morning:

 While visiting family in Denver, on Jan. 2 while driving down from Echo 
 Lake on Hwy. 103 I think, about a mile before it intersects with Hwy. 74 I 
 think, just S of I-70 near/in Evergreen, 3 Trumpeter Swan were seen sitting 
 in ice of a small pond about 1 mile west of those highway intersections, 
 just beyond a signed Wildlife Viewing area Elk meadow. Pond is on left side 
 close to road.

 I don't know the area myself, but I believe this is in Jefferson County. 
 If I'm mistaken please feel free to correct.

 -- 
 Eric DeFonso
 Boulder, CO 


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[cobirds] Re: Trumpeter Swans, Lower Church Lake, Broomfield County

[Kevin]

As of 10am on the 10th, there are still 5 Trumpeters on the lake. They
were swimming around a bit on the NW side of the lake.

On Feb 9, 1:02 pm, daveabird...@gmail.com daveabird...@gmail.com
wrote:
 The 5 Trumpeter Swans remain at Lower Church Lake, (Hwy 36 and Church
 Ranch Blvd.) as of 11:50am.
 The wind had them close to the road, seaking shelter on the west side
 of the lake.  They were in a position offering nice views - if you can
 remain standing!

 Good birding!

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