Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 17, 2011
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The neotropic cormorant was at the marina at 5:30 PM, sitting next to 9 of
his friendly double-cresteds.
It was windy...saw 4 avocets and one lesser yellow-legs on the shoreline at
the Lake Loop.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
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Hi Everyone--
Marcia Marvin and I just came back from a weekend in Morton County KS, and
we saw a few nice birds in Colorado. On 4/15, at the Holly Rest Area, a
group of birders from Massachusetts found a bright male Prothonotary Warbler
in the trees by the bathrooms, and we got great looks. We sp
Re: Weld County Plovers and Curlews
I was out there as well today (and may have met Charles along CR-90
just East of CR-51, if you were the one who pointed out the Curlew in
flight to the North of the road). Did find one lone Mountain Plover
shortly thereafter along CR-51 just north of CR-86 in t
I led a DFO trip yesterday and we hiked from the South Mesa trailhead up
Towhee Trail where we found a small flock of birds, which included two
gnatcatchers and one Ruby-crowned Kinglet, which was singing continuously as
it "followed" us up the trail. Not much else due to the WIND.
Paula Hansley
Hi all,
I posted a sound recording I made of the singing Black-chinned Sparrow this
morning on Xeno-Canto:
http://www.xeno-canto.org/america/recording.php?XC=76071.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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The Mountain Plovers and Long-billed Curlews are clearly a “hit or miss” thing
out in Weld County, including in the Pawnee National Grasslands. It appears
that both species are still very much in migratory mode and are not staying in
any one place very long. The fabulous numbers seen yesterday
Not sure why my e-mail didn't show correctly - mod...@hotmail.com
On Apr 17, 4:42 pm, modise wrote:
> Hi all - my wife and I spent 3 days driving 700 miles from Denver to
> Lamar, Pueblo, and back to Denver mainly birding Kiowa, Prowers, Bent,
> and Otero counties.
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> Many thanks to all the kind
Hi all - my wife and I spent 3 days driving 700 miles from Denver to
Lamar, Pueblo, and back to Denver mainly birding Kiowa, Prowers, Bent,
and Otero counties.
Many thanks to all the kind birders in that part of the state - we met
Brandon Percival (nicknamed "a couple of weeks too soon" by my wife
I anyone is going to Weld County to see the Curlews and plovers this week I
would like to ride along. If I know in advance I can make arrangements for
Myron to go to daycare for the day. I would need to be home by 3:15.
Suzi Plooster
north Lafayette CO
just off 95th and Arapahoe.
303=494=6708
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I led a small field trip into Weld County for the Boulder Bird Club yesterday
and we had a great time of it. It would probably be as easy to describe what
we didn't see beyond what Steve Mlodinow, Charlie Nims and Gary Lefko have
already mentioned from yesterday. It was a great day to be out i
Paul Tennery reports that Violet-green Swallows were
seen today near Valdez, in Las Animas County.
Forwarded from his phone.
Joe Roller, Denver
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On 15 April 2011, at 3PM, there was a Merlin at the corner of Hancock
and Fillmore in Colorado Springs. It was sitting on a light pole next
to the busy intersection, then flew off to a tree 500 feet to the
north.
Richard Taylor
Woodland Park, CO
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On 16 April, 2011 there was a Dusky Grouse at 8500 feet, 2 miles east
of the Boy Scout Camp off Rampart Range Road just north of the west
end of Queens Canyon in a steep draw. I flushed him. He flew to a
pine tree branch and just sat and looked at me. This are is nearly in
accessible. You can t
Hi all,
>From about 9:00 to 9:30 this morning the Black-chinned Sparrow was teed up
and singing in his usual territory along the Devil's Kitchen Trail in
Colorado National Monument, after being quiet and hard to find during the
previous hour.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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Yesterday, Saturday, morning our Denver Audubon bird class enjoyed the
WRGB ducks at close range (dabblers) and far range (divers), including
the Mandarin Duck that hangs out on Clear Creek near the SW corner of
the parking lot, acting the diva as it sidles closer and closer to
people with came
Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 16, 2011
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Date: April 17, 2011
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