Folks,
Below is an update regarding the possible tree removal operation at the Twin
Lakes birding hotspot. Thanks to Maeve Conran at KGNU, Elena Klaver, Susan
Winter, and several local birders who did some sleuthing into the issue. Looks
like some continued discussions will be needed with the
An interesting difference between the two recordings. The Dickcissels I
heard last month in Morgan, Washington, and Yuma Counties while doing BBS
routes were all similar to SeEtta's Canon City area recording. In those
counties, I haven't heard birds singing the song type recorded by Nathan
Pieplow
Compiler: Ira Sanders
DateJuly 2, 2013
email: rba AT cobirds.org http://cobirds.org/
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, July 2, 2013 sponsored by
the Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If
you are phoning
I stopped by Holcim Wetlands east of Florence this morning. From a high
point in parking area I was able to spot the TRICOLORED HERON
intermittantly as it foraged on the west side of the wetlands.
SeEtta Moss
Canin City
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Our neighbor, Rhonda Lancaster, emailed me today, I was sitting on our deck
last night and saw our first Rufous hummer come to the feeder! Boy did it make
an entrance - very noisy and aggressive and had that coppery color.
So, finally, they have started to show up in this part of the state.
Good to know I am just north of you and been waiting for them to show. Thanks
for the update.
Derek Scott
Parker,CO
On Tuesday, July 2, 2013 3:32:25 PM UTC-6, ouzels wrote:
Our neighbor, Rhonda Lancaster, emailed me today, I was sitting on our deck
last night and saw our first
Rufous
Susan Pellegrini and I decided to look around today for some of the interesting
birds seen recently at Holcim Wetlands (Fremont County), Manitou Lake (Teller),
and Big Johnson Reservoir (El Paso). We were successful in finding the
Tricolored Heron around 11:30 a.m., in the SW corner of the
Chuck said: An interesting difference between the two recordings. The
Dickcissels I heard last month in Morgan, Washington, and Yuma Counties
while doing BBS routes were all similar to SeEtta's Canon City area
recording. In those counties, I haven't heard birds singing the song type
recorded by
