Saw 5 yesterday on County Rd 12, between 23 Rd and Hwy 34. nice to see them
back -- my nest boxes are ready!
Arvind Panjabi
5700' feet, Larimer County, CO
On the north slope of Milner Mtn
Mountain mahogany shrubland and grassland
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awoke to first Robin (male) in backyard this a.m. among over-wintering Mt
Chickadees; 2 ft of snow overall.
bonnie boex
Dillon, CO
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I enjoy my little spring avian schedule, and it is always satisfying when
the bird arrivals stick to my expectations. They are not very precise
however, but that keeps me on my toes.
I like the bluebirds to arrive with the geese and ducks (and this year, they
did, although a little later than I
Tony,
Thank you for your detailed and thought provoking post. We agree that without
genetic work on suspect birds, we, as field observers, really have no idea what
the parentage of odd ABDU's are. When describing the birders' tendency to call
ABDU x MALL, you say, there was no way to
Hi All,
Went to Red Rocks after 8 a.m. this morning and scattered some seed.
Will do so Tues. Wed. of this week, but no guarantees beyond that.
You might want to bring some seed after Wed. morning.
Between 8:30 and 9:07, the White-throated Sparrow showed up on the
high wall to the
Coincidentally to, or perhaps as a result of, all the thought provoking
discussion of ducks, hybrid ducks, and their plumages last week I happened
to notice a Mallard that wasn't quite right on Saturday morning. The bird
was swimming with a few other Mallards just south of the trail, right where
Hi Colorado Birders:
My family and I will be in Keystone in March.
I am looking for someone to bird with on March 17 or 18. I will not
have access to transportation other than the bus shuttles. I could meet
someone along the shuttle routes or will be glad to pay gas costs for
someone to come to
I know some Colorado birders, perhaps a few subscribed to COBirds, have
visited the Red Slough Wildlife Management Area in the recent past. It
is with the kind permission of the COBirds List Manager that I post the
announcement of the 2011 Red Slough Birding Festival.
The 2011 Red Slough
