Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date:December 19, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, December 19, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory. If you are
We had our first ever Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch at our feeder yesterday morning.
We are at 7700' in north Evergreen but we have never had a Rosy for our house
list.
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JoAnn Hackos
Evergreen CO
Jefferson County
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Adult Bald Eagle on Walker Pit, west of Franktown, today plus 2 Common
Goldeneye and 1 Mallard with 100's of Cackling/Canada Geese. About a third
iced over. McLain Pit is all ice. 2 Meadowlarks near Willow Lake Road.
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A flock of 35 rosy finches, mostly gray-crowned, including one Hepburns and one
brown-capped, visited our feeders north of Boulder this morning. There were
also 11 cedar waxwings working on the remains of the crabapples.
Alan Bell, Boulder
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Birders,
Fourteen observers took part in the John Martin Reservoir CBC on Monday,
December 17th. Weather conditions were good, with an afternoon high
appoaching 60 degrees F, although it was very windy in late afternoon. A
total of 109 species were found, impressive considering the low
Congratulations to Nathan Pieplow, the editor of CFO's Colorado Birds, who
recently signed a book contract with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to produce
The Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds, a comprehensive guide to North
American bird vocalizations. His book will illustrate the sounds of each
Just arrived about 20 minutes ago at my feeder! A first for my yard, Delta
County, and West Slope for me!
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Paonia - Delta County
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Hi All,
The CFO Board has selected Cortez in Montezuma County for our 2013 Convention.
While not all arrangements have been completed, we are planning for arrivals
trips on Thursday, May 16, and departure trips on Monday, May 20, with the
normal schedule of events on Friday through Sunday.
Today, I decided to brave the elements and take some seed to the feeders. I
topped off the niger feeder that has survived so far and threw down some black
oil sunflower seed and millet. Birds seen were 3 Gray-crowned Rosy Finches,
Golden-crowned Sparrow, White-crowned Sparrow, Mountain
HI all, Today, almost all day long I had 1, m. Common Redpoll at my thistle
feeder . This is the second Common Redpoll that has been seen in my yard. The
first one I believe was in 1993. This bird fed on the seeds of River Alder or
Mountain Alder[Alnus tenuifolia] in my yard, which I
A Ross' Goose was present today among hundreds of Canada Geese on the small
lake named Johnson Reservoir next to the Jefferson County Library on W. Bowles
Ave..
If the goose is not present on the reservoir, search for it in Clement Park
where many of the Canadas feed.
Doug Kibbe
Littleton,
Hello Cobirders,
This afternoon I observed a male merlin perched in the middle of a cottonwood
near Baseline and 76th-- more specifically, where Frontage Rd. intersects with
Columbia Pl.
Coordinates: 40.001221,-105.175071
Fun birding,
Jeff Romain
Lafayette, CO, Boulder Co.
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I must have just missed Mark Chavez at the feeders behind the Red
Rocks Trading Post. I didn't arrive until around 4:30 p.m., and in a
few short minutes I saw the Golden-crowned Sparrow and one Gray-
crowned Rosy-Finch perch on the platform feeder. The only other birds
that came in at
After skiing today, I drove around the Wildernest area of Silverthorne. Not
lots but did come upon a flock of 19+ Common Redpolls.Detail in the eBird
posting below. Also had a small group of Rosy-Finches but did not have my
good binocs and could only positively ID 4 of the birds at a
In case anyone is still interested in seeing the Palm Warbler, it was not
chased off by the recent weather and is still around in the usual location
on Colorado College campus. I found it today around 4:15pm.
Happy Trails,
Lee Farese
Colorado Springs
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