With my field trip to look for the Bobolink and Dickcissel I found last
week in Canon City this morning, I was not happy to find the hay field in
which they were starting to be mowed last night. When we got there this
morning the hay mower was chopping down the hay. I couldn't hear the
Dickcissel
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> Someone told me once that an easy to catch is, since they're used to cages
> and comfortable there, is to put a bird cage with the door open out in your
> yard. If you're lucky, it might climb in.
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Dave Cameron
Denver
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I participated in the Fort Collins Audubon Society field trip today at
Pawnee National Grasslands, led by Bill Miller. Highlights included:
- a slightly too close for comfort encounter with a prairie (?)
rattlesnake
- Ferruginous hawks (2 - on nest)
- Burrowing owls (3 - we didn't tr
For birders using the Birdlog smartphone app to enter observations, a
somewhat different process is required. In Birdlog, selecting "All" at the
top of the page will produce a list with the subspecies options. The
procedure may be different for those using a different app.
Chuck Hundertmark
Lafaye
Hi all:
Being responsible for the filters used by eBird to determine for entries which
species are regular for time and place and which are not, I decided last year
to change how certain aspects of those filters are presented in relation to a
few species, particularly Willet and Fox Sparrow. W
Lesser Goldfinch pair (Black-backed) #116
Yard description and complete bird list here:
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/notes/My_Yard_Birds
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
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Hello, Birders.
First things first. There was no Pomarine Jaeger, as far as I could tell, for
Hannah and Andrew and me at Antero Reservoir, Park County, yesterday, Saturday,
June 22nd. We could have missed the jaeger, of course, but we spent a fair bit
of time along the stretch of shore describe
On our Bear Creek Atlas trip yesterday to Summit Lake:
American Pipits
Skylarking, courtship behavior, carrying food
No Rosy-finches yet based on the last two weeks
Mountain Bluebirds — male/female pair on the tundra
Common Ravens having fun circling the 14,200 foot peak
Mt. Goliath area
White-cro
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: June 23, 2013
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This afternoon, on the eastside of Blue Lake (Adobe Creek Reservoir), David
Dowell and I had a male LESSER NIGHTHAWK. We were taking Kiowa County Road A
into the SWA, just as the road starts to curve right, there is a dirt track
next to a ditch going off to the right. This road g
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