Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: November 25, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, November 25, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Hello, Birders.
Hannah and Andrew and I, accompanied by Tom Wilberding, did a bit of Boulder
County birding yesterday afternoon, Saturday, Nov. 24th.
First, we stopped in briefly at the Walden Ponds complex, where we saw a
Northern Shrike, a Marsh Wren, and a Wilson's Snipe. At one point,
Just saw this bird in Pueblo City Park just east of HQ building.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone.
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Same location as Yellow throated Warbler in pueblo city park.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone.
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As of 9:15 this morning the Brambling had not been seen at Bear Creek
Lake Park. A group of us started watching at 8:00 A.M. and neither
the Brambling or Common Redpoll put in an appearance in the first hour
and 15 minutes. I also spent some time wandering around the Boat
Launch area
Nothing unusual at Apex Trail today. There was a flock of Bushtits mixed
in with some Mountain Chickadees.
At Wheat Ridge Greenbelt, on the west side of the boardwalk trail behind
Bass Lake were two Swamp Sparrows.
Emerald Strand in Denver county had one Ross's Goose amongst the other
white
Right on schedule an adult Great Black backed Gull is currently on the South
Shore Marina tires at Pueblo Reservoir. Every winter since March 1993 there
has been one here.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone.
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The common redpoll flock was still at Baseline Reservoir in Boulder this
morning about 10:30. There were quite a few goldfinches mixed in, so hard to
really tell the number of redpolls, but good numbers. They were feeding in a
weedy area along the SW shore. David ChartierColorado Springs,
Greetings All
A short bit ago there was a solo goose on Union reservoir's north shore, a bit
west of mid-way point. It is a dusky breasted goose with a partial white neck
collar (anterior only), a huge black gular stripe (dark stripe on chin) that
goes up onto side of face, a somewhat chesty
No one else was able to see the Yellow-throated Warbler or the immature male
Pine Warbler today, they disappeared and who knows where they go. Several
people, Mark Yaeger, Clif Smith, Paul Hurtado, and I saw the continuing adult
male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in the big oak tree in the north
Go Joe and wish you the best!
Pam Norris
Englewood, co
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On Nov 23, 2012, at 3:35 PM, Joe Roller jroll...@gmail.com wrote:
Tom and other birders,
Are you sitting down?
I am serious for a change. No joke, this is serious.
I chatted with Erik, a Park Ranger at
A brief conversation with the young lady in the visitor's center as to why
they posted the sign against feeding, she said she thought it was to keep
the birds wild, and due to concern about other animals, ie, coyotes, being
attracted to the seed. We didn't pursue it any further.
Seen at the
Cobirds:
As reported by others, the common redpolls continue at
Baseline Reservoir in Boulder, though in lesser numbers than yesterday.
About 30 were seen this morning. Go to Cherryvale Road on the west side
of the reservoir and scan the weed and sandy patches.
Also at
Hi Folks,
I have a feeling that the Brambling may have moved on. I checked
about 4:45 this afternoon and stayed until dark. The flock of 30+
American Tree Sparrows and a lone Song Sparrow were the last birds on
the bridge. About 5:00 a Great Horned Owl perched in the trees on the
I did my Poudre River circuit today in eastern Fort Collins (Larimer), starting
at the Prospect/Sharp Point intersection just west of the river, traveling se
thru the Prospect Ponds NA to the pond s of the Environmental Learning Center
parking lot, backtracking along the bike trail to the
I spent a few hours at Cherry Creek State park and the highlights were:
Rusty blackbird:
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_3140_cr.jpg
Harlan's red tailed hawk
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_2986_cr.jpg
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_2987_cr.jpg
Dark morph red tailed hawk (I
Thanks, Dave, for the report and congrats on your sightings, especially the
Swamp Sparrows and Tundra Swans, who have produced two offspring. I suspect
these Tundra Swans are of the subspecies Tinkerbelle--they seem more
vivid if you wish REALLY hard.
Cheers,
Tom Wilberding
Boulder, CO
On
Dear COBIRDERS:
Steve Swaim, a retired firefighter and falconer, is seeking help in finding
his lost white, first-year male gyrfalcon. The bird was lost at 10:00 AM
Friday morning, 11/23, in the vicinity of Smoky Hill and Delbert roads,
about 10 miles north and east of Parker.
The bird
Hi All,
Kathy Mihm-Dunning, Steve Larson, Dick Schottler and I birded a number of
locations in NE Colorado Sunday. Numbers of birds were fairly low in most
places (except Jumbo Reservoir where there are 10's of thousands of ducks
(almost exclusively dabblers) and geese (Canada, Cackling, Ross's
Hi all,
I'm a Texan but I’ll be in Monument, CO (just north of CO Springs) for a
wedding this coming weekend. Can anyone recommend any good birding spots
around there?
I've been birding in CO several times before, so I have seen most of your
common species, but I have some target birds I'd
COBirders,
We've had a White-throated Sparrow at feeder in the neighborhood just south of
Bear Creek Park in Colorado Springs.
We'll see how long it lingers.
Steve Getty
Colorado Springs, CO
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We visited Baseline Reservoir in Boulder around 2-3pm today. I can confirm
the small flock of 20-25+ Common Redpolls, they were visible on the
southwest area of the reservoir, feeding on the ground. Occasionally, they
flew across the road to the west and landed in one of the cottonwoods near
This morning, I went to Marston and saw the White-winged Scooter and Common
Loons reported by Tina Jones. Then I was off to Baseline Reservoir to see the
Tundra Swans and a flock of 25+ Common Redpolls. The Redpolls were found near
the shoreline at the southwest part of the lake. Photos of
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