I recently found a dead Western Screech-Owl that I believe had been hit by
a vehicle trying to fly across busy MacKenzie Ave on the eastern edge of
Canon City. It was not mangled so I took close-up photos on which I can
see what looks like papillae on the bottom of it's foot pads. I wonder if
a
But before even getting to Park I parked before sunrise at the margin of
Conifer (JeffCo) at a spot with a big view of the sky in hopes of learning
more about a roost of *American Crows* that I had deduced to be in that
area. I’ve been watching the crows pass over my home at Ken Caryl Valley
from a
Birders,
The John Martin Reservoir CBC took place on December 14th. The results were
paradoxical, with notable surprises. We ended up getting 98 species, a bit
below our average of about 110 species. I knew going into the count that we
were not going to break any records. The unprecedented eigh
Hi
11am seen by Steve Hodges and myself off handy capped pier, no more than a
stone's throw away!!! Was swimming surprising fast easy towards spit
Bob Righter
Denver CO
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Lagerman Reservoir near Longmont was unusually busy early this morning and
must have had some fish that the birds like. Several hundred Mergansers (3
species, but mostly Common) and several hundred gulls were actively feeding
when I arrived. I photographed a second winter ICELAND/THAYER'S GULL
Greetings All
So, being able to sit on a comfy chair and dissect marks one by one, the
"apparent Western Gull" at Larimer Landfill is apparently not a Western Gull.
Believe it or not, it is likely a LBBG. We (mostly me error) were misled by the
bird's obvious secondary skirt (see Sibley for de
Hello, All!
I am writing to announce that I will be looking for part-time and full-time
research assistants again in 2015. For those of you who are not familiar
with my project, I search for and monitor the nests of ground-nesting birds
(mostly McCown's Longspur, Horned Lark, and Lark Bunting) at
I counted birds at the Rocky Ford SWA, Otero County for the Rocky Ford CBC, on
16 Dec. Here are my highlights. Red-bellied Woodpecker -1 Western Scrub-Jay -
3Mountain Chickadee - 3Brown Creeper - 1Winter Wren - 3
Ruby-crowned Kinglet - 6Eastern Bluebird - 6Hermit Thrush - 1Cedar Waxwing -
18Spo
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: December 17, 2014
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert Wednesday, December 17 sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Swan spec (Boulder, Huerfano)