My birthday present was a day in the Park, and a lovely day it was, too.
The aspens are coloring up nicely, great clouds, lovely cool early morning
temperatures (32 deg), and great stars before dawn. Fun birds, too.
Daytime birding began with a series of stops along Salt Creek Road (Road
435) off
Thanks Christian! It is very helpful to have as much expertise in Colorado as
we do to help us non-experts who sometimes go down the wrong track with an ID.
(Guilty as charged - I had incorrectly thought both Pomeraine and Parasitic
before Long-Tailed).
Regards,
Mark Minner-Lee
Superior, CO
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Date: September 17, 2014
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Hi everyone,
The Long-tailed Jaeger is puttering about at the north end of the reservoir as
of 0730. I counted 4 Sabine's Gulls, one of which appears to be an adult.
Mark Miller
Longmont, CO
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Just showed up for three of us. Some pale-winged juvenal Common Terns around
for good comparisons, plus at least 7 Forster's.
Nick Komar
At Boyd Lake
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The jaeger flew in to the middle of the reservoir from the east about 8:30 this
morning. I watched it sitting on the water for about 10 minutes. Then it flew
off to the south. I thought it might have stopped at six-mile, but it wasn't
there when I checked about 15 minutes later.
Alan Bell,
There are currently at least 12 Sabine's Gulls at Chatfield Reservoir. I
haven't looked at the Platte Delta side yet. There has been up to 7 at Cherry
Creek the past couple of days. All of these are juvenile plumage birds except
an adult was at Cherry Creek Saturday but not seen since.
Hello, birders.
The High Plains Environmental Center is sponsoring a bird walk on Saturday
Sep. 20 at Equalizer Lake in Loveland. We will walk approx. 2 miles on
sidewalks and on level walking paths to view grebes, blackbirds, warblers,
sparrows and other avian life.
Meet at the HPEC, which is
Hi, I spotted the juvenile LT Jaeger at 7:30 am from the Coot
Lake,[north], side of the reservoir. Had terrific scope views at just over
100 yds. Had all 4 Sabines Gulls as well. Going back for more,[hopefully],
this evening. Carl Starace, Niwot
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South end of the lake. Right now.
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Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins
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To add to the tally, there were three juvenile Sabine's Gulls and one adult
on the west end of Big Johnson Reservoir this a.m. Yellow-rumps made an
appearance at Fountain Creek Regional Park (ELP) but very few Wilson's
Warblers or other bird species seen there.
Bill Maynard
I got back from several days in the mountains, and went out to Pueblo
Reservoir, Pueblo County this morning and scoped the lake, and didn't find any
Sabine's Gulls or jaegers. There were still 40+ Black Terns and a basic
plumage Common Loon. Hopefully the Sabine's Gull invasion will reach
Heat again a factor in numbers caught today - partly just fewer birds
around and partly because we are closing earlier due to the temperature.
Our cool bird of the day was an Ovenbird, a relatively rare bird for the
station (4 in the past 9 years). Here's the breakdown of the 28 new birds
As of 16:00, doing high laps around the lake. I'm viewing from S. boat
ramp.
-Bill Schmoker, Longmont
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For working stiffs heading to Boulder Res. this balmy evening, the LT
Jaeger is now on the water and doing short flights near the E. dam. Main
point is it is here and covering a lot of ground (er, water) on the big
lake so be persistent if you don't track it down right away. Still 4
Sabine's Gulls
Here is a link to some of my Long-tailed Jaeger photos taken today on Boyd
Lake (from a boat), Larimer County.
http://www.pbase.com/hopko/long_tailed_jaeger
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Directions to Boulder Reservoir, which has access from 3 locations, are
provided in the county birding guide:
http://coloradocountybirding.org/BySite.aspx?SiteID=368CountyID=7
According to the website
(https://bouldercolorado.gov/parks-rec/reservoir-hours-and-fees), the gates
to the main
Greetings
Today Nick Moore and I birded Kiowa and Bent Counties
Jett Reservoir just s of Eads in Kiowa was filled with shorebirds but naught
more interesting than 2 BB Plovers and 2 Pec Sands
The Neenoshe Locust Grove was sluggish, but did have a cooperative Broad-winged
Hawk and very bright
Compiler: Joe Roller
Date: September 18, 2014
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