Cobirds:
More walking, and walking, and walking. A few notes: got some
comments with the last post about spotted towhees. Towhees are fairly
common in Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, and north Boulder in the winter,
if you know where to look. Pick neighborhoods where there are
I should have said the confluence with Sand Creek.
Norm Erthal
Arvadsa, CO
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Hi Everyone--
I visited various places in Boulder and Larimer Counties today 1/13. The two
Trumpeter Swans were still at Lower Hoffman Lake in Loveland, sleeping on
the ice. I had a good view from the vacant lot near the end of Park Avenue
(from US 34, go north on Boise, right on Park, follow the
Yesterday a flurry at my back feeder and a Merlin landed in a small tree at
eye level just 8 ft from my window!
It stayed there looking for an opportunity of one of the small birds that
had scattered.
I had a good 4 min of close up viewing with my binos!
I am not very experienced in raptor ids
Compiler:Ira Sanders
Date: January 13, 2013
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone:303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, January 13, 2013, sponsored
by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If
you are
Greetings All
I spent the first 5 hours of the day walking up and down the hedgerows at
Tamarack Ranch. That area is still incredibly birdy, with the show including
800 robins, several hundred juncos (including 5 WW Juncos and 5 Cassiar
Juncos), 11 Red-bellied Woodpecker, 49 Eastern
COBirders,
I had some time late this afternoon (1/13) to run around Boulder county to
improve my year list. I headed straight for Teller Farms because I was lacking
sparrows and there have been many there recently according to eBird. I came up
with all the recent sparrows being seen there:
