Near dusk tonight while working in my yard I spotted about 8 Common
Nighthawks flying westerly. That is the most Common Nighthawks I have seen
here for several years or have been reported on ebird for this area. It is
sad that this species is
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 29, 2013
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I opened the garage door and was about to jump on the tandem bike with my
husband when I heard a buzzy vireo singing 3-a. I grabbed my bins and sure
enough, a singing Yellow-throated Vireo. We got great views and then he
disappeared. Good yard bird! :) I live in the Pleasant Valley neighborhood
On today's delightful DFO Pawnee Grasslands trip several first of year Common
Nighthawks seen and heard peeeting and booming.
Happy birding,
Lark Latch
Boulder/Louisville Co
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Sorry about the lateness of the report.I decided to take a run out to Last
Chance yesterday. It was very birdy, although only a few notables were
around. Upon arrival the first bird was a nice bright Macgillivray's warbler,
joined by a yellow-rump, a yellow and a yellowthroat. Sounds
All,
Please note this bird was seen on Monday (27 May), the post finally appeared on
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Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Pretty impressive archive of bird songs meant to be a definitive
collection. It will be interesting to see the reviews.
http://macaulaylibrary.org/guide/audio/master-set-for-north-america
Good birding by ear!
--Scott
Scott E. Severs
Longmont, CO
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Alerted by a call from Peter Gent a little after nine this morning I headed to
the CU East Campus (aka Convergence Park; Skunk Creek, etc.). I first found
Peter Burke and he took me to the spot where Gent had earlier found a female
Chestnut-sided Warbler which was still present. Burke and I
I will be entering Colorado School of Mines this fall. As such, I am
looking for information on local sites, especially those easier to get to
(walking, biking, or public transportation). Also, if you live nearby, I
always enjoy company for birding.
Thank you all.
Elliott Gordon
Austin, TX
At about 2:30 this afternoon, I found a Cassin's sparrow at the junction of
Skunk and Boulder creek trails. It was in the trees and grass between the
western most pond and the office/research building to the south. Last saw it
move over to the large dead logs where a Cassin's sparrow was
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Opened and closed twice today - big downpour about 8:15 a.m. Birds were most
active in the early hours before the rain, then slower during the ~2 hours
when the sun was briefly out. Banded 18 new birds and caught 2 from prior
years. Also caught a male Downy that we had banded earlier this season
I just uploaded a few photos taken this afternoon in Boulder near the
junction of Skunk and Boulder Creek paths (CU East Campus).
http://www.pbase.com/birdercellist/recent_additions
Was a nice day to be out.
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Thomas Heinrich
Boulder, CO
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First, Dave, I want to thank you for this comprehensive post. Second, I
want to commend you here for your knowledge of the eating lives of birds,
and your ability to educate us.
And, in concert with your praise of other birders, I give a continuing
praise for their keeping us informed and
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