Hello, Birders.
The annual gull-watching extravaganza known as Gullapalooza will be held in
2013 on Saturday, February 2nd. We will begin at noon at the usual meeting
place: at the headquarters to Xcel Energy's Valmont Station, off 63rd Street in
Boulder, Boulder County. More details to come,
Hello, Birders.
Here's some information on crane conservation in Colorado, in particular as the
matter relates to a proposal to allow hunting of Sandhill Cranes in Colorado.
First, here's an end of the year press release from the newly formed Colorado
Crane Conservation Coalition:
Compiler:Joyce Takamine
Date: December 28, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone:303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, December 28, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory. If you are phoning in
Hi all
Firstly: Season's Greetings and best wishes for a healthy and
wildlife-filled 2013
Great to be back in Colorado - on+off for the next 5 months.. hope to enjoy
your company soon at some great spot or another..
Also, I'm very much looking forward to joining the Aspen CBC this coming
Hi All,
Since we had a skiff of snow last night, I put some seed out early ( I
was back home by 8 am) and had approximately 10 Rosy-Finches show up
at the feeders behind the Red Rocks Trading Post. There were two
Black Rosy-Finches (one adult one immature) among the small flock of
Hi All,
As of yesterday morning there were Redpolls coming to the Discovery Museum's backyard feeders in Ft. Collins. They can be viewed from INSIDE the back glass doors or windows. While Jim Thompson and I were there a Brown Creeper flew erratically into the back door and took quite a few
I only looked from the southeast side of Pueblo Reservoir and the South Shore
Marina at Pueblo Reservoir this afternoon. I hadn't been out to the Reservoir
since Dec 15th, and there are a lot more birds than there was back on that
date. Highlights today follow:
Red-throated Loon - 1
Pacific
The address (cobirds@googlegroups.commailto:cobirds@googlegroups.com) is
already in my personal Contacts. And not all of the messages from that group
get caught by Ironport-it's been about 1 or 2 each day. Seems odd.
Nothing urgent, just a bit of a pain to have to get on VPN to release them
Mitchell, Christina would like to recall the message, spam question.
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Hi all:
Ted Floyd wrote:
female plumage overall (no ruddy suffusion on breast, uppertail coverts
uncurled and concolor with body, etc.)
uniform yellow bill, a hair duller than the yellow on the bill of nearby
Mallards
fairly bright/light purplish speculum, with little or no white fringing
This is where photographs come in handy. However, based on the description of
essentially an apparent female Mallard with a yellow bill, what comes to my
mind is “Mexican” Mallard. All ages of male American Black Duck would be quite
a bit darker than typical female Mallards and would sport
Quick note to let everyone know that there is still space to join a team for
the Loveland CBC in southeast Larimer County on Jan 1, New Year’s Day. Skilled
observers in particular are needed for some of the sectors. Interesting birds
that have been seen this month in the circle include Black
Can anyone help identify this hummingbird which was spotted in Phoenix, AZ
last week? It is a regular to the feeder in a suburban location. Thank
you!
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Yesterday at the 29th Street Mall in Boulder, a pair of common ravens was
perched in the roof trusses of the roof over the parking garage. Their
vocalizations were tremendously amplified, resonating through the garage and
the walkway. They weren't feeding on anything, just sitting and
I would not have mentioned this, but I thought it would make an interesting
piggy-back on Elena's comments. Ted Cooper and I did a trip yesterday that
started at Red Rocks, and wound its way from Baseline to Legion Park, on to
Cottonwood Marsh and 75th Street, over to the cardinal site, up to
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