Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: February 14, 2012
e-mail: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, February 14, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory. If
COBirders,
The Harris's Sparrow that was reported at Fountain Creek Nature Center in
posts earlier this winter, is usually present every day at the center,
according to the staff there. I saw it again this past Saturday. It was
easy to find at the bird feeders.
Ken Pals
Colorado Springs
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The Weld Snowy Owl is currently in the field 7/10 of a mile east of WCR 49 and
200 meters south of WCR 108.
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Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins
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I watched the Snowy Owl from afar from 1100-1230. Looking south from
WCR 108 (not muddy, past windmill and just past the traffic sign) I
found him on highest and only snow-covered ridge on horizon. It was
about a mile away. Owl just sat the whole time until Golden Eagle
pair showed up for hot
Hi,
Those checking out the Broomfield gulls might add a cooperative Harlan's to
the day's list. I've seen it perched atop the light poles along Sheridan,
north of the tollway, 3/4 of the way until Hwy 7 (Baseline Rd.), every
morning for the past 3 days (8:30 - 9:00am).
Happy Valentine's!
Luis
We were leaving the REI parking lot about 2:30 this afternoon when an
American Kestrel caught my eye alighting on the top of a pole as we crossed
I-25. Then out of nowhere just a few feet above us swooped a Red-tailed
Hawk plucking a pigeon from the sky. The birds landed on the embankment and
Hi,
Carol McCasland and I saw the juvenal Snowy Owl late this afternoon around
5 p.m. It was located between 138th and 144th at left of power pole #30
looking to the southwest to a low ridge. It was sitting to the right of a
small pole directly in line with a metal high tension pole toward the
Hello, Birders.
The subject line pretty much says it all. There were 103 caterwauling
Great-tailed Grackles, by far the most I've ever seen in Boulder County, in the
tall trees near the southeast corner of Stearns Lake, Boulder County, late this
afternoon, Tuesday, February 14th. Then they