Nice hatch year *White-throated Sparrow* feeding in the front yard right
now.
David Suddjian
Lilttleton, CO
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Audubon has made their iphone bird guide app free on the App store. It's
pretty impressive and nicely designed. It also incorporates ebird data very
nicely. Kids have it so easy these days! :)
(No kick-backs given to this chap).
Scott E. Severs
Longmont, CO
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As the fog lifted this morning over the Chatfield swim beach (Jefferson Co)
about 250+ Common Mergansers were revealed. Mostly sleeping, resting. Probably
more goodies out further but still a bit foggy.
Mary Geder
Jefferson Co.
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Folks,
I spent some time studying an interesting sterna tern on the Chatfield sandspit
this morning. The bird is small, with a small dark bill, except a reddish
center and inner bill. In flight, the primaries were fairly uniform gray with
white secondaries and secondary covert tips. The
Hello, Yesterday morning Sally Swain and I spotted a perched
Swainson's Hawk along 79th St. in Niwot just north of the transfer
station. We've been seeing one along this section of road all
season. Later, as I excited the car at the upper lot at Sandstone Ranch a
really dark Merlin took
Here are some pictures of the juvenile plumage, Arctic Tern from Chatfield.
http://www.pbase.com/gwalbek/2015_birds
He has been sitting on the end of the sandspit, taking off to fill up on
gizzard shad and returning to the sandspit. At first glance he could be
overlooked as a Common Tern,
We've been enjoying a nice fall visit in Colorado for the past week, but, until
today, I didn't have anything special to report.
This morning we had a nice sunny walk in the Matthews-Reeser Bird Sanctuary at
Lake Estes in Estes Park. We were out on the pine covered peninsula that juts
into
I didn't see any terns at the sandpit or elsewhere around chatfield between
345-440.
Scott Somershoe
Littleton CO.
On Friday, October 2, 2015, Glenn and Laurie wrote:
> Here are some pictures of the juvenile plumage, Arctic Tern from
> Chatfield.
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A nice cool morning with a great mix of species! Two new species for the
season, both of which are unusual captures for the station: We started the
day with a lovely (and very feisty) young male Rose-breasted Grosbeak. We
also had a young Nashville Warbler, who had managed to survive what
I saw the Arctic Tern at Chatfield SP on the sand spit at about 3 pm for a
half hour. The photos I took I believe confirm the initial id made by Glenn
Walbek. It is a first year bird. The carpal bar is not dark enough for a
Common Tern and the secondaries in flight are pale, The secondary
Forgot to mention that this was also at the end of the Chatfield Marina
Sandspit (Douglas County.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood, CO
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At around 5:30 this evening, I spotted this Tern that looks quite a bit like
that seen by Glenn today. What leads me to believe this is the same Arctic Tern
is the rounded head, lighter carpal bar and pale gray primaries. I've attached
a picture, which as usual is nowhere as good as Glenn's
This morning, I came upon a Northern Mockingbird in Denver Botanic Gardens.
It made its way, with many of the Gardens' junco and flicker, over into
Cheesman, where I saw it briefly around the flower beds near the pavilion.
Those beds were also drawing robin, junco, Clay-colored Sparrow, and a
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