This morning, Daren Obrien did not see the Red Phalarope. After Joe Roller's
report, I decided to enjoy the beautiful afternoon and join him for a second
attempt. We got great views of the Red Phalarope on the east and west side.
We also enjoyed the stunning White-faced Ibis. While watchin
The Red Palarope still remained at 4:30 tonight, though was at the furthest
edge of the water away from the road, so a scope was needed. Ibis and
Avocet were also there, as well as a few ducks (including some late
Blue-Winged Teal). The number of raptors cruising by was cool too -
Juvenile Ba
Nice photos, Derek. If this pale-bellied brant is an "Atlantic Brant", could
this oddball large Canada Goose be an "Atlantic Canada Goose"? I suspect there
are no previous records. There is certainly something odd about this bird, and
it doesn't seem to be interested in hanging out with the loca
Thanks for the heads-up on this. I was out there early this morning and saw
it, along with the Cattle Egret. No pics of the Jaeger, but the Egret was a
cooperative model!
Nancy Rynes
Lafayette, CO
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COBirds,
Uploaded some photos of the pale-bellied Brant here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26102738@N07/
Bird was present when I arrived at 1:00pm today (Sunday). Was still present
when I left at 1:45pm. Initially it was grazing right along the gravel path
on the southwest side of Houts Reser
The Brant is here! I am standing right
On Saturday, October 26, 2013, Nick Komar wrote:
> Brant still present. Full adult. Quite tame. Was sitting on footpath just
> north of the described parking area.
> Almost let a jogger run by it. Eventually stood up revealing intact
> halluxes and unbanded
Many observers. Sweet!
Joe Roller
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A few looked this morning, no luck.
Todd Deininger
Longmont, CO
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Friday afternoon I set out for some Saturday birding in the Pueblo area with
John Vanderpoel. First we stopped at Chatfield State Park to try for Pomarine
Jaeger which we found floating quietly by itself east of Fisherman's Point.
Oddly it was soon joined by a group of California Gulls that ha
This is to answer Ted Floyd's posting on immense roosts (he wondered where the
common grackles were roosting). Most of the ten (or twenty) thousand common
grackles are roosting at Sombrero Marsh where 63rd street dead-ends, one block
south of Arapaho in Boulder. I watched them with Steve Jones,
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: October 27, 2013
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