Just visited the Clark's Grebe at the pond Exactly 2 miles north of the exit
from I 70 at Silverthorne. It is a lone bird in breeding plumage. Saw a
pair of Yellow warblers and the requisite Red-winged blackbird, crow and
magpie.
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There is a singing Northern Parula in North Boulder just east of the
intersection of 16th and Hawthorn Ave, where the Farmer's Ditch crosses
under Hawthorn Ave. There's a paved bike path that leads from there to the
south, toward the Community Gardens. It's been singing from there for two
days,
Here are a couple of June trips with the Boulder Bird Club that you
may wish to know about. All our trips are open to everyone and we
encourage birders of all levels of expertise to participate. You need
not be a member and we would love to see you come along. Both of these
trips are especially
Yesterday on the Cheesman Lake BBS route, we saw and heard Evening Grosbeaks at
about eight stops; we haven't encountered them on this route for several years,
and never this many. Several of them were in two Atlas blocks that the route
traverses.
Dave Leatherman conjectured that Evening
Folks,
After about 30 minutes of searching, Joe Roller, Loch Kilpatrick and I re-found
the Wood Thrush at Norma's Grove. It was south of Rd 100, in the large
Cottonwoods lining the creek. Crow Valley Campground did not produce any
rarities.
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
This afternoon at McCabe Meadows trail (HWY 83 and Indian Pipelane) I
saw a male Orchard oriole and Eastern Phoebe. They both were just
beyond where you cross the bridge to the northwest from the parking
lot. There is a huge cottonwood tree in front of you by a 20 yards
after crossing the
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At 2:30 pm today the northern parula was still in the locust trees as
reported by Richard Trinkner. I first saw it south of Hawthorn. It
then moved gradually north to the other side of Hawthorn, singing
frequently. I had some good looks and was able to
Many American Pipits all over the slopes of Mt. Evans above treeline
today.
Also a group of about 30 Common Ravens, working methodically downhill
together to feed.
And a couple of white-crowned sparrows at Summit Lake.
Dave Cameron
Denver
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Visiting from out of town. Had a nice walk this morning at the Carson Nature Center and along the South Platte downstream. Had great views of a male Black-chinned Hummingbird in the willows along the River at least half a mile north of the Nature Center.Jim NelsonBethesda, Maryland
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As of Tuesday evening the Yellow-billed Cuckoos are still present in Louviers.I
believe there are at least three different birds spending time in the grove of
Boxelder trees that are infested with what Dave Leatherman has identified as
Fall Canker Worm.This bug is very uncommon in Colorado
Jun 19th Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Join the Nunn Guy on a
Birding by Bike trip on Greeley's Poudre River Trail. The trail runs
from east side of Greeley all the way to west side of Windsor (20
miles). We'll concentrate on eastern portion for this trip. Meet at
McDonald's in Eaton along Hwy
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