Dear CO eBirders,
This is a great eBirding state and it is wonderful to see so much
participation and growth in eBird. Let's keep it up! A key element in the
eBird system are the county and regional filters that are designed to
provide an opportunity for quality control, and the review of records
Green-tailed towhee at my feeder this AM.
Broad-tailed hummer eating well.
Cooper's hawk landed on feeder posts for 60 seconds, left empty-billed.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe near Colorado Blvd. and Orchard
From: Jennifer Hallam
This morning at around 8:00, I had a Blue-headed Vireo in the Colorado
Springs Utilities Xeriscape Gardens.
David Tonnessen
Colorado Springs
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Chico Basin Ranch was very productive this morning, and I came away with 14
warbler species, although I bet there were a few that I missed (Nashville,
Chat, etc.)
Here are some highlights:
Chestnut-sided Warbler (continuing at HQ)
Blackpoll Warbler (Rose Pond)
Ovenbird (HQ)
Northern Parula (Rose
COBirds,
Leatherman scores another! Caught wind of the Eaton Lucy's Warbler just
after 3pm today. Made it to the cemetery at 4:10pm, no cars or birders in
sight. Disheartening, as well as the relentless 15mph north wind and chilly
temp. Twenty minutes later a small bird, smaller than a
its about 50 feet off belleview where it turns south into Peoria. That diagonal
bit.
Look on the cherry creek park side, right where the path from the road hits the
loop around the pond, where its flooded. It's been there for a couple hours.
Best of luck and thanks to the very nice birders who
COBirders,
16 intrepid birders faced flooding Fountain Creek, hail, and rain for the
annual spring bird count at Fountain Creek Regional Park.
Despite the weather, total numbers of birds were a bit above average, and 87
species was a bit better than the 25 year average of 84.6 species, yet
The LUCY'S WARBLER, first seen this cold, windy, sideways-snow-for-a-time
morning about 10:00am was seen by four other people (Cole Wild, Rachel Hopper,
Joe Mammoser, and Josh Bruening) in mid-afternoon.
There are four entrances into Eaton Cemetery off of CR39 (about 1/2 mile south
of CR74
Greetings birders, while searching for Mountain Plovers, Rich and Cheri
Phillips and I found a beautiful Black-bellied Plover northeast of the
intersection of Book and Hemmingway Drive in Colorado Springs. He was on
the east side of the large body of water located at that intersection. A
Kara Carragher, Lisa Edwards, and I saw a few things of note today in SE
Colorado.
Scissor-tailed Flycatcher - 1 male continues in Walsh, Baca County
Great Crested Flycatcher - 1 seen and heard south end of Lamar Community
College Grove, Prowers County
Northern Parula - 1 female and 2 singing
I have lived at this house in the middle of Colorado Springs for almost nine
years and have only seen one warbler here in the past: a yellow-rumped warbler.
Today I had orange crowned, Virginia's, MacGillivray's and yellow-rumped.
Nice surprise and upped my yardbird count by three.
David
After Eaton Cemetery, I was too cold and wet to find my way to Fort Collins and
ended up at Crow Valley. That place is even colder and wetter. In fact, it is
flooded. Water comes up to the Main Picnic Shelter on the south. Some picnic
tables with water beneath them. The south road that
Brenda and I saw ten Green-tailed Towhees at Barr Lake SP in Adams County
this morning. They are coming through the Front Range lowlands in
unusually large numbers this Spring.
Brewer's Sparrows are also present in above average numbers.
Roger Linfield
Boulder
On Saturday, May 9, 2015 at
Today marked the last day of this year’s CFO SE Colorado Spring Field trip.
Some parties departed earlier, and one was unfortunately towed away after car
problems.
For the rest, we started at Lake Hasty Campground where, as with Brandon and
his group, we found a White-winged Dove and a family
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 10, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Sunday, May 10 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Barrow's Goldeneye (Eagle)
Broad-winged Hawk
Today at 8 am the birds were warming up on the roads at the Arsenal. At the 90
degree turn of the road inside the bison enclosure was a concrete barrier with
a rock wren sitting on/beside it. Just before the tree with the owlets near the
exit was a Swainson's thrush. Several Say's phoebes and
I found the scissor tail this morning as a 1030 on the road that goes to the
gun club shooting range
loch kilpatrick, parker,Co
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I just had a Lucy's Warbler at Eaton Cemetery. No photo but very tiny, all
white underneath with rusty crown. Lost it. Am thawing out in car and will go
back for try at refind. Also Nashville Warbler, empid, Swainson' Thrush and
ReVireo.
Dave Leatherman
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I was able to find one palm Warbler this morning at the Smoky Hill picnic area.
Loch Kilpatrick, Parker Co
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Gorgeous male feeding with giant collared doves on patio!
Paula Hansley
Louisville
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Once the winds subsided, birding was great.
At Home Lake Veterans Center in Monte Vista (Rio Grande County) were Nashville
Warbler, imm Male Summer Tanager (different than adult male a week ago),
Osprey, and Wilson’s Warbler. Check the crabapple trees and the hedgerow behind
the main
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