I went past the Little Gaynor Lake on Oxford Road east of 95th Street in Niwot
this afternoon, a number of ducks, including some spiffy looking Ruddy Ducks,
and then watched three immature Swainson's Hawks along 95th Street between
Oxford and Niwot Roads as they foraged for insects on the ground
COBirders,
Today my boys and I made a trip out to Ramah SWA, northeast El Paso county. We
were mostly looking for bugs but still managed to look at a few birds. The
highlights were THREE (that is a lot for El Paso county) BALTIMORE ORIOLEs.
Two adult males and then a third female type bird.
On a walk around Fountain Creek Regional Park this evening we came across
an *Eastern Phoebe* just south of the 'Grandfather Cottonwood'. The bird
popped out of a willow, wagged its tail a few times, then flew off towards
the Nature Center pond. In the same area there was a beautiful active Grea
Seen with lots of Wilson's Warblers in trees just southwest of Ferrill
Lake, just before the onslaught of rain.
Chris Rurik
Denver, CO
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The Boulder Bird Club Field Trip scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 21, at Matthews
- Reeser Bird Sanctuary in Estes Park (Larimer County) has been cancelled. The
leader, Gary Matthews, reports that the sanctuary is completely flooded.
Sharon Norfleet and Gary Baxley
BBC Co-President
Louisville
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A perfectly beautiful banding morning at Barr - a respectable number of
birds (55 new and 1 return from last year), lots of species (20), and, as
mentioned in an earlier post, 2 Barr rarities (a Great-crested Flycatcher
and a Golden-winged Warbler). And lots of visitors with whom to share it
all!
I made it out to Barr Lake this afternoon and I thought I was having a good
day. Then I read Meredith's post. Apparently, some of the good birds that
I found were caught earlier in the morning, so none of them have any
stealth capabilities whatsoever. No wonder I was able to find them all.
I found a BLUE-WINGED WARBLER this morning on the Canon City Riverwalk just
on the east side of the old sewer district tanks near the Sell's Lake
trailhead. It flew up into a small elm where I was trying to photograph
some Wilson's Warblers and I got a brief, but clear, view from only about
30 fee
Doug Kibbe just called me to report that he and Mackenzie Goldthwaite found
that birds are hopping this afternoon (Sat, Sept 14) at Flagler Reservoir
SWA, just east of the town of Flagler, is in Kit Carson County.
They estimated an astounding ONE HUNDRED empids, mostly below the dam
(including a YE
This morning, 4 Common Terns were identified among the large number of Black
Terns (>100) and few Forster's Terns (2) during the fall count at Cherry
Creek State Park. Perhaps it would be best to wait till after the current
thunderstorm/hailstorm to check it out! Thanks to all who came, besides t
All,
The warbler was seen again this afternoon at Main Res. The bird has moved a
great distance from the parking lot area. It was seen across the lake along the
foot trail in the last large group of trees.
Lisa Edwards
Palmer Lake, Co.
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HI COBirders,
We expected to see a bird turnover today after all of the rainy days and
nights, and that happened. Birds of the day were warblers and thrushes. We
banded about 130 birds today (full report to follow), but unlike last week,
only a few were sparrows. Most were Wilson's Warblers, wi
Full report on a lovely morning at Barr Lake to follow, but thought I'd note
2 rareties we caught today - a Great-crested Flycatcher and Golden-winged
Warbler. Both were released from the banding station. The GCFL was caught
in the nets directly west from the station (walk down the platform steps
Hello, Birders.
As John Tumasonis notes, it's challenging to get around Boulder County
right now, and it's illegal to go birding at many hot spots in the county.
But as John also says, there's a lot out there, everywhere. Walk around
your neighborhood for just four or five minutes, and you'll h
I stopped by Sailboard launching area at Pueblo Reservoir (Pueblo County) early
this morning, there was an adult basic plumageLaughing Gull standing were
California Gulls. Below the dam, I saw a Dickcissel near the Snakeskin Picnic
Area parking lot and a Cassin's Vireo and two Eastern Phoebes
Birders,
the Prothonotary Warbler is still present at main reservoir this AM.
Ira Sanders
Golden
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So much for my Apps ability to email my checklists.
Sorry for the non-sensical post.
Yesterday, Jackson Reservoir was piled full of birds, almost all on east side.
Best to park at lot at Inlet Channel and just work your way north. Highlights
included
2 Buff-breasted Sandpipers
1 juv American
Cobirds:
A few notices for you intrepid birders:
Boulder County Parks - all parks throughout Boulder County are listed as
"Closed"
City of Boulder Mountain Parks and Open Space - all Open Space Properties
and Boulder Mountain Park are Closed - website says 1000 dollar fine and 9
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: September 14, 2013
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
The weather has caused the RBA phone down to be down off and on for a few
days now.
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday September 14, 2013
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