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Colorado birders and photographers extraordinaire Pat Gaines, Bill
Meikle, Rebecca Reid and Thomas Redd supplied photos for story in
print and online slideshow.
Thanks
Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/ -- Home of the Nunn Guy
Denver Field Ornithologists
January 2010 Field Trips
Saturday, January 23 Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Leader: David Rhoades, 303-424-8633. Must register with leader for time
and directions for this popular trip, with limited number of participants.
Sunday, January 24 Longmont
This is an excellent question! According to Birds of North America
Online:
...On Baffin Island, Snowy Owls hunt in all weather and at all hours
during the continuous summer light, although they are seemingly less
active about noon and midnight (Watson 1957). On Greenland, they hunt
mostly in
Spanking (looking) males ducks. Edie Israel and I birded near the Florida
Avenue bridge on the Platte.
Barrow's Goldeneye was to the north of the bridge today (but sometimes is seen
to the south). Last 6 of 7 trips, the bird has been within 100 yards of the
bridge in both directions.
To
I have not seen the White-winged Crossbills the last two days (January 21 and
22). I was over there 4 hours on the 21st (basically 11-4 with a break to eat)
and from 3 to 4:30 today. Not sure what this means. I have been over there 32
times in the last two months since November 22 (sometimes
COBirders,
In his Pueblo Reservoir CBC narrative, Mark Yaeger wrote: Two doves seen
showed characteristics of hybridization between Eurasian-collard Dove and
Mourning Dove. There is no listing of hybrids of these species on National
Audubon's website so they were listed as a special aspect of
Initally, when we arrived at the owl's recent location, he was not
seen, we drove through the loop twice, the weather was getting worse,
it was starting to snow. We left the area and drove through some
nearby neighborhoods, saw no owl. We decided to leave, thinking
maybe he was gone due
Hello all
Glenn Walbek and myself headed south today to try for some of the birds that
have been reported in Pueblo and Canon city. We had some good tips and luck.
In Pueblo city park we had, Pine warbler, yellow-bellied Sapsucker,
Golden-crowned Kinglet, Merlin, and lots of Brown creepers.
In
