Decided to drive out County Road 358 for a short distance while Paul was in
town with a client. Was very surprised to find a Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
sitting on a barbed wire fence! I had recognized it for what it was and was
just creeping a little closer when I saw a truck coming, fearing the bir
The Cedar Waxwings arrived yesterday - a big flock came into the station
area as we were finishing closing the nets. One actually perched briefly
on the top trammel of the last open net as we arrived to close it, did the
bird equivalent of thumbing his nose at us, and took off. Today we manage
One addition/correction: the location is about 200 yards south of the
intersection of Squirrel Creek Road and Shumway Road. Sorry for leaving
this out.
Aaron
C. Springs
On Saturday, May 30, 2015 at 3:39:17 PM UTC-6, Aaron D. wrote:
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> The wife and I found two Bobolinks on Shumway Road, east
Saturday, 30 May 2015 update from Chico Basin Ranch (fee area):
El Paso County (wooded areas):NO Prothonotary Warbler (a few people were able
to see it yesterday)2 female/immature American Redstarts1 Red-breasted Nuthatch
Pueblo County (Headquarters Willows):ALDER FLYCATCHER - 1 calling (Alec
Ho
The wife and I found two Bobolinks on Shumway Road, east of Fountain, CO.
They are on the east side of the dirt road, in the hay/alfalfa field. They
would drop into the tall hay to disappear, then pop back up to the fence
wire.
Aaron and Pati Driscoll
Colorado Springs
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Coincidentally I birded areas in Ken Caryl Ranch on May 29-30 and counted
Ovenbirds, although my effort was not focused on that species, and I walked
trails or cross-country and did not sample point counts. I visited much
(but not all) of the suitable and reasonably accessible habitat in the
Massey
On May 28 & 29, 2015, along with Michael Kiessig, Robert Raker, & Chuck
Aid, I conducted the Annual Ovenbird Count in Willow Springs Open Space
(WSOS), which is private open space restricted to Willow Springs
residents. I have conducted this count annually in the last few days of
May or the first
Hello, Birders.
Lots of birds this sunny Saturday morning, May 30, along the generally
north-to-south transect from Gun Barrel Hill to Teller Farms, Boulder
County, including:
2 *black-chinned hummingbirds* and 1 *gray flycatcher* in an intriguing
patch of scrubby, rocky habitat near the south
Enjoying a nice visit in Colorado Springs the last few days, I went by Memorial
Park in Colorado Springs this morning and found the previously-reported Greater
White-fronted Goose still present.
Jim Nelson
Bethesda, Maryland
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This morning 5/30 I got up early and walked around Golden Ponds in Longmont.
I walked in by the dirt trail. Once I got to the St Vrain, I immediately
heard two Red-eyed Vireos singing. It took some patience to see them high up
in the cottonwoods. Western Tanagers and Western Wood-P
Bird singing same location 6am. East of Valco Pond #3 in Pueblo.
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: 30 May 2015
E-mail: rba AT cobirds.org
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Saturday, May 30 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
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