Today a number of Audubon Society of Greater Denver Master Student
Graduates, Mentors and one almost Graduate went birding in the DIA
Owl/Raptor Loop with a stop at Barr Lake. Among the highlights were 18
Red-tailed Hawks,7 American Kestrels 6 Ferruginous Hawks, 6 Bald Eagles, 2
Prairie
Dave...I'm very sorry if posting to COBirds when I found out was not smart
of me. I realize that it attracted such a large amount of people...I
probably should of known better. Too bad to hear that it has gone over the
line. I wish I would of thought over everything better and just kept the
That hotspot has been in existence for years and has garnered a lot of
checklists and species:
*Bobcat Ridge Natural Area *
*Larimer, US-CO*
*Year-round, All Years*
*171 SPECIES*
*309 CHECKLISTS*
In the past few days, a birder who must not have realized a hotspot was
already there, proposed
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14 observers participated in a Denver Field Ornithologists field trip to
Barr Lake State Park below the dam. At least 7 Snow Geese were seen among
the thousands of Canada and Cackling Geese. Highlight of the day was a lone
American White Pelican flying toward the lake. 22 or more Bald Eagles were
Birders,
There are Rosy-Finches at the house this morning. About 15 to 20.
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Golden, CO
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Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: January 18, 2015
e-mail: r...@cobirds.org
This is the Rare Bird Alert Sunday, January 18 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
The Woodcock is currently being seen resting on the ground in the previously
described location.
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Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins
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We just returned from seeing a life bird which I had hoped to view for some
time. Many thanks to Dawn Wilson for remaining there from noon to at least
3:30PM, when we left. We had our scope and enjoyed showing the bird to 10 to
15 people. We all viewed from the road and met many nice people
Birders and photographers and others with binoculars and cameras,
In case it needs to be said, and apparently it does, IT IS NOT OK TO WALK DOWN
THE CREEK EDGE TRYING TO FIND AND FLUSH THE AMERICAN WOODCOCK!!
This constitutes clueless, and/or rude, unethical behavior and is the kind
We found 28 species this morning in a 4 hour trip through Walden Ponds and
adjoining areas. The highlight was a pair of Great Horned Owls in the
western end of the site near the creek. We walked down the recently
reopened Boulder Creek Trail, then back along the shoulder of 75th (good
raptors
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