Date: July 4, 2011
e-mail: rba@cfo-link.
phone: 303-659-8750
compiler: Joyce Takamine
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, July 4, 2011
updated at 5 AM, sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the
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On Saturday I saw 2 Cattle Egrets in a field off of road 370 near the
intersection of road 368. This is near the Monte Vista NWR. Sorry for the
late post, I had poor cell coverage and no internet.
Robb Hinds
Colorado Springs
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had our first broadtail todaynow I know why we have all those
hummer flowers!!
Bud and Joy, in Denver, S of DU..
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Hello, Birders.
It's July, just about the most dynamic time of the year, birdwise. Birds are on
the move, everywhere. Here in eastern Boulder County, Bullock's Orioles on
molt-migration are very much in evidence; just check the yuccas. And, of
course, we're starting to see those big fall
There was a red-eyed vireo singing constantly about 3/4-mile south on
the trail from the west end of Kingfisher Bridge this morning around
8:30. 15 minutes of looking for it high overhead eventually yielded a
few brief, but very good, looks. Other birds found at Chatfield this
morning
This morning, 4 July 2011, Phil Cafaro and I birded in the Buckeye area of
Northeast Larimer County (close to Wyoming border), just south of Soapstone and
Red Mountain Open Spaces, mostly on private land. What struck me most was that
our list was almost identical to Cole’s Bobcat Ridge list.
On July 3, while conducting Breeding Bird Atlas surveys in the Laughlin
Gulch-SE
block (Atlas Region 8, Saguache County), I observed a single male
Black-and-White Warbler singing spontaneously at approximately 0800. I heard
the distinctive wee-see-wee-see-wee-see (squeaky wheel) song, and was
Hi COBirders,
Fall migration is starting!
With an avian biologist/ expert on local birds we saw the first Red Knot of the
season migrating South, 7/1/11, on the N shore of Iceland, about 4 km from the
Arctic Circle, presumably heading South from Greenland.
Saw some great birds - not great
Hi everyone--
This weekend I went to Durango to explore some new areas for me. On Sunday
7/3, I spent the morning along Junction Creek from the campground up to
Animas Overlook. The campground had more people than birds, but it was great
to see an Abert's Squirrel there. This one was gray with a
Today while surveying for breeding birds I found a male rose-breasted
grosbeak; upstream about 100 yards from the parking area at FR 339 and Trout
Creek. Only my 3rd sighting in Teller Co in 23 years. The others were
4/30/99 and 9/29/05.
One veery continues singing about 300 yards downstream
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