Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 15, 2014
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Thursday, May 15, sponsored
by the Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
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Acting on a tip from Cole Wild, Austin Hess, Michael Costello and myself were
able to refind an Arctic Tern and two Common Terns among a small pod of larger
Forster's Terns yesterday May 14 at 6:30 pm at the south end of Boyd Lake in
Loveland. We viewed the roosting terns (search carefully
Birders,
Crow Valley remains productive and numerous birders saw a plethora of migrants
that have been seen in the last week. The water in the normally dry creek is
running at 1 - 1.5 ft high in most places so bring hip waders if you plan on
viewing both sides of the riparian area.
The first black-chinned hummingbird showed up in my yard in Roxborough
yesterday, a displaying male, though I was unable to locate the female.
Regards
-Greg Pasquariello
Roxborough CO
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Hi all,
I would like to thank the board for allowing CFO members to take advantage
of the trips I plan. Many CFO members have participated in these trips. I
have a trip upcoming to Madagascar. The dates are October 19 through
November 7. The cost is about $5,000 plus airfare. This is a great
Hi Birders,
If we just look at summary data - 63 new birds plus some recaptures, lots of
species - then 5/14 looks just like 5/13. But, on Tuesday, Amber and her crew
caught the birds in less than 3 hours, while our pace was a little more
leisurely. There were likely fewer birds around by
Blue headed Vireo
Blackpoll Warbler ( male and female)
Lots of Western migrants!
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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Hi All --
It was gorgeous at Bluff Lake Nature Center this morning. I intended to
bird for less than an hour and stayed more than two. Highlights included
Northern Waterthrush (first ID'ed by its reflection in the water),
MacGillivray's Warbler, Common Yellowthroat, nest-building Black-chinned
Hello All,
There was a female Black-and-White Warbler west of the boathouse at the SW
side of Waneka Lake in Lafayette at 9:30AM this morning (5/15). It was
hanging out in a large White Willow tree close-ish to the road near an
exercise station.
Chris Knight
Longmont, Colorado
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This morning around 11am, Phil Pratt and I had a PRAIRIE WARBLER moving around
the small pond next to the gazebo. During this time period, we also had a male
Blackpoll Warbler, which vanished before our eyes. The Prairie Warbler
disappeared after the initial looks, only to be re-found 15
Lee Martinez Park - Large group of Chipping, Lark, and Clay-colored
sparrows in the crappy brome field just north of parking lot. Northern
Waterthrush in the wetland/pond area just north of crappy brome field
across the recreational trail. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher in same spot. Green
Heron and
Just now at Harriman Park (Kipling and Quincy, Littleton):
1 m Yellow-headed Blackbird
A dozen or so pairs of Blue-winged Teal
Clouds of Swallows, incl Violet-greens
Many Red-winged BB's and Grackles
2 Spotted Sandpipers
2 Western Grebes
Several Bufflehead, females only
Yellow-rumped Warblers
Lots of birds at Barr Lake this AM. Mostly common stuff, but a few notables.
Best birds were a GRAY-CHEEKED THRUSH, VEERY, BLACK-THROATED GRAY WARBLER, and
TOWNSEND'S WARBLER. A male Rose-breasted Grosbeak was viewed as well.
A flock of lingering Cackling Geese were along one of the banks.
This afternoon we had a White-winged Dove in our back yard. This week we
had a mini fallout in our yard. Spizella - Brewer's, Chipping and
Clay-colored - Lazuli Bunting - Green-tailed Towhee
Glenn and Jeane Hageman
Denver - Just north of George Washington High School
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just had a molting male summer Tanager at Belmar.
Ira Sanders
Golden
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Jeannie Mitchell and Aaron Shipe drove down to Picture Canyon, in southern Baca
County today (5/15), hoping for Painted Bunting. They saw three adult males!
Though no females. I'm not sure I've ever heard of three adult male Painted
Buntings, at the same place in Colorado before!
Looking
but no longer at the pond. Last seen flying toward pines at southeast
corner of lake. Couldn't find the tanager.
Norm Lewis
Lakewood
Norm
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On May 15, 2014, at 4:18 PM, Ira Sanders zroadrunne...@gmail.com wrote:
just had a molting male summer Tanager at Belmar.
Ira
Squirrel Creek Road Pond:
3 Black-necked Stilts - lifer!!! yeah!!!
American Avocet
Eastern Kingbird
Solitary Sandpiper
10+ Spotted Sandpipers
Wilson Phalarope
Tons of shore birds - needed a scope to see them.
Great day!
Quick stop at Big Johnson Reservoir:
Stopped at the metal gate - hundreds
COBirders,
I have not seen a late posting for today for the Crow Valley Campground in
Weld County so will provide a summary. I did not see all of the birds
reported by Mark Minner-Lee nor all the birds seen by 30 or more people
birding at the campground today.
It was cloudy most of the morning
Hi, Cobirders.
Jeanne and I made our way to a very birdy Chico Basin Ranch (fee area) today.
We birded the banding area, Bell's Grove, the HQs area and pond and Rose Pond.
We met up with Michael Kiessig and Kate Frost at the banding station and had a
nice time birding with them at various
I spent 4 hours after work today at Crow Valley and raise Ken 10 species.
To piggy back off of his list, I did see the *Sora. *Also, *Am.
Coot, Cinnamon Teal, *and about 10 *Wilson's Phalorope.*
On the north side past the gate I had a *Loggerhead Shrike* carrying a
Chipping Sparrow, an
I've seen a leucistic robin twice this week while biking along the Skunk
Creek Path near the ponds at confluence with the Boulder Creek Path and in
the CU Boulder research park (S of Arapahoe, N of Colorado, just W of
Foothill). The head and part of the back are grey and the rest of the body
Greetings All
Yesterday and today, Nick Moore and I prowled the eastern edge of the state
from Yuma to Prowers. A detailed report would exhaust both reader and author,
so highlights will be presented in more tabular form
14 May- all Yuma County
Stalker Lake: Northern Waterthrush, 3 Blackpoll
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