Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: October 21, 2013
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
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Hi all,
I am looking for a photograph of a Great Horned Owl with a skunk. If
anyone has such a photo, please contact me at my pygmyowl e-mail.
Thanks,
Scott Rashid
Estes Park
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On a nice snowy Sunday hike up Horsethief Falls Trail (Teller Co, off Hwy 67
between Divide and Cripple Creek), we had a female-plumaged Three-toed
Woodpecker flaking bark off a Spruce (likely Englemann) at the falls. Most
cooperative and friendly TTWO I have encountered. Flaking bark at eye level
Hi All,
I was in the Saratoga/Encampment WY area fishing this past weekend and just
wanted to let everyone know there are still things to the North of us that are
coming through. I had 40-50 Yellow-rumped Warblers, 2 Orange-crowned and a
female Black-throated Blue along the Encampment River
One frozen looking Great Egret at Woods Lake. Also, two Bald Eagles at
Seeley Lake and Lesser Yellowlegs at Neuman's Lake. In Nunn, first
Rough-legged Hawk seen. Two to six Lapland Longspurs along WCR 33 south of
WCR 100 as well as along WCR 100 btw WCR 23 and 27. Also, Lappies SW
corner
Cobirders—The CFO has been approached by researchers at Vanderbilt University
with the following request for volunteers that you might be interested in
pursuing. I should note that several years back I participated in a similar
type of study undertaken in the CU-Boulder Psychology department
David Chartier found a single female/immature Surf Scoter at the SWA on NW side
of Pueblo Reservoir this morning (21 Oct). We also saw one Bonaparte's Gull
and an Osprey. Later on in the morning, I went back to this location with some
Pueblo birders (Margie, Clif, and Pearle), and we saw a
Was up top of Coal Creek Canyon and heard that distinctive sound. A formation
of about 70 flew (heading south) high overhead.
Adam
Coal Creek Canyon
Golden, CO
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Recently, the USFWS has proposed to list the Western Distinct Population
Segment of the Yellow-billed Cuckoo as threatened under the Endangered
Species Act. Range in Colorado is west of continental divide and Rio Grande
drainage (San Luis Valley). Here is link to USFWS information:
A short visit to Dixon Reservoir/Pineridge Natural Area in west Fort
Collins this morning yielded very few birds, but among them was a single
Fox Sparrow (Red subspecies). I first heard the bird calling (alarm
chipping?) with a high-pitched, clear tseet or such at about 9:30. The
bird came
After a very chilly start, it became a nice Fall day:
Our list:
Chipping Sparrow,1
Gambel's White-crowned Sparrow,11
Gray Catbird,1
Hermit Thrush,1
Lincoln's Sparrow,1
Oregon Junco,4 (3 Pink-sided)
Ruby-crowned Kinglet,1
Slate-colored Junco,1
Song Sparrow,2
Total 23
Recaptures:
Cobirders:
Sorry for the late post, but as I reviewed the posts of birds seen at
Chatfield on Sat., Oct. 19, I didn't see a Red-necked Grebe. Michael Kiessig
and I birded the Handicapped Fisherman's pier and the Marina area Saturday
morning and in addition to the Pomarine Jaeger, Common
Hi, Cobirders.
Eight of us carpooled up from Colorado Springs today to see what was what at
Chatfield State Park.
Our first surprise was a very late Burrowing Owl in the prairie dog town just
outside the south park entrance. We got to the marina at about 8:45am and began
scanning the lake.
Hi Brandon,
Thanks for your post. Did you access the area where you found the Surf
Scoters from West Fishing road or did you enter the SWA via the dirt road
near the park gate? The Surf Scoters would be a life bird for me so I
don't want to miss them!
Thanks for your help,
Scott Cowan -
I stopped by Barr Lake late this afternoon and found a phalarope in the
northeast part of the lake, viewed from both the dam and the boat ramp. It
was very likely a RED PHALAROPE, but I can't be 100% sure. It had a
large-headed, thick-necked appearance and had a long tail, cocked upward at
a
Mike,
Are you down there for good?? If so, Jeffco is really going to miss you. Who
is going to maintain the Red Rocks feeders??
Mark Chavez
Lakewood-Green Mtn
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