Earlier today in Canon City I found a Golden-winged Warbler at the McKenzie
section of the riverwalk. The warbler was seen around 1-1.5 miles down the
trail from the parking lot on McKenzie Ave. It was in a cottonwood tree
behind the bench that was dedicated to a person named 'Bell'.
Also, a
Good day all!
Derek Hill and i had 51 species at Crow Valley this morning. Not much doin'
with regards to Warblers or other passerines. More water than I've ever seen
here.
Best birds:
1-Yellow-throated Vireo-along creek at the eastern edge of the park
1-Red-headed Woodpecker-on telephone
It's a gorgeous day at the Larimer landfill. Dave Wade and I estimate 450 gulls
here including 2 immature Lesser Black-backed and 1 immature Herring, 20
Franklin's, and hundreds each of Ring-billed and California.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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A quick stop at Reservoir Ridge NA in west Ft Collins revealed a pair of male
Bobolinks in the same field where they were found last year.
Dixon reservoir remains closed due to wet and muddy conditions.
David Wade
Ft Collins
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Hello, Birders.
Earlier this Saturday morning, May 16, I saw and heard a *Bewick wren* near
the southwest corner of Teller Lake No. 5, Boulder County. I viewed and
listened from the trail: Walk straight south from the parking lot of
Valmont Road, then the trail makes a 90-degree turn left
The HPEC monthly bird walk around Equalizer Lake this morning saw the
following in about 2 hours of time: western grebes, killdeer, common
grackles, red wing blackbirds, shovelers, pelicans, robins, Great Blue
herons, barn swallows, tree swallows, mallards, canada geese, yellow
warblers, spotted
All,
Having found no rare warblers in Boulder this morning, Joanie Kleypas and I
wandered down to the Welchester Tree Park off 8th Avenue in Jefferson
County. Around 9:15 we wended our way to the east end of the park by the
creek. There we found a lady looking at the singing male Blue-winged
COBirders,
Today 28 birders participated in the annual Bear Creek Regional Park spring
count in Colorado Springs. Two species were new for the count (Evening
Grosbeak, Lewis Woodpecker), and N. Goshawk was spotted for the second time
since count started in 1995 (3rd Saturday of May).
In
Debbie I were thrilled to see the Blue-winged Warbler today at 5 PM at
Welchester, just inside the park at the North-east corner.
a href=https://www.flickr.com/photos/behnfield/17752749851;
title=Blue-winged Warbler by Tom Behnfield, on Flickrimg
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 16, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Saturday, May 16 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
After losing most of last week to rain and other
weather-related challenges, we were back to work this week at the CBR banding
station. The week began on Sunday with
our first Western Tanagers and Yellow-breasted Chats of the season. Monday was
a productive day of banding with a
total of 46
So glad I have norm to let me know what I saw yesterday, however unlikely it
supposed to be I am positively sure I had 3 Yellow-throated Vireos yesterday, I
watched them for 10-15 minutes and am positive in my finding. So sorry to hear
that an expert like norm would discount something he
On Friday, May 15, I stopped briefly at Last Chance, CO. while on my way to
another destination. Thought I'd see more variety and not much was there. Two
Orchard Orioles[1, ad. male, and 1, first year male], were a pretty sight. 1,
Northern Waterthrush, was at the edge of the sunken pond. One
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