Cole Wild arrived bright and early this morning to see our Eastern Towhee.
She was a little late in showing up...so I had gone to another room try and
spot her from a different location. He called out Northern Parula...Paul
and I rushed back in long enough to observe the bird for about 2 minutes
The discussion about Dippers nesting on Cherry Creek and a call from a former
Castlewood Canyon State Park naturalist (Susan Smith) reminded me that Dippers
used to nest on Cherry Creek in the park, for 2-3 years maybe in the mid
2000's. I know of no obsevations at all in the last several
The male Nashville Warbler that was found on Saturday, was seen twice this
morning in a big Oak Tree near the Ravine in the eastern part of Pueblo City
Park. I saw it alone the first time around 945am and saw it again around 11am
with Clif Smith and Pearle Sandstorm-Smith. This Oak Tree is
Banding on a nice Fall day at Clear Springs Ranch* netted:
Dark-eyed Junco 1
Gambel's White-crowned Sparrow 7 + ; Recaps 9 + all initially banded fall 2010
Song Sparrow 1; Recap 1, init banded 10/04/2009
Spotted Towhee Recap 1, init banded 8/24/10
Swamp Sparrow 2
Individuals 22
Species 5
About 1:15 this afternoon Bob Andrews, Michael Kiessig, and I found a
Winter Wren in the same area as last winter - south of the foot
bridge, near the downed logs along the little creek below the stairs
coming down from the subdivision above. This is on the south side of
Clear Creek and
This morning about 7:40 Bob Andrews, Michael Kiessig and myself
observed the Golden-crowned Sparrow under the apple tree on the west
side of the Trading Post. We also had a White-winged Junco on the
ground underneath the east feeder. The Curve-billed Thrasher was a no
show for us.
Subject: Boulder Birds Art-Science Talk
Art-Science Talk at NCAR - “Interpreting Science with Art”
ABSTRACT -- This talk will focus in part on Bird Shift, a local
art-science project by Brian D. Collier, an artist who translates research
by scientists into exhibitions that inform the public
Cole Wild found a Red-necked Grebe off West Fishing Road at Pueblo Reservoir
late this afternoon. Margie Joy and I were also able to see it.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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On my way back from Chicago, I stopped at Jumbo this morning and found
almost nothing on the water when I arrived. I was told that 2 days ago the
reservoir was covered with snow geese but they must have left to feed and
hadn't returned.
I did find:
2 Common Loons
Some puddle ducks
1
Highlights (no real rarities) of my visit so far in the Lamar (Prowers) area
(roughly a CBC circle centered on downtown):
Lamar High School windbreak:
Brown Creeper (1, not all that common in Lamar in any season)
American Bird Grasshopper (a giant, migratory species from the Southeast,
At Joe Roller's urging, I am updating our post from earlier this
afternoon. Bob Andrews, Michael Kiessig, and myself found what we
believe to be a Pacific Wren in the same area as a Winter Wren was
reported last winter. In fact, where we saw today's bird was on and
under the same log
Mike and all,
That is exactly where Mary Cay Burger and I saw our Pacific Wren on 10 Feb
2010 per my Avisys. I posted it at the time as probably pacificus. It was
a dark rusty Winter Wren. We got many good, close binocular looks at him as
he sang and flitted under the log and on top of it and
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