This is sure making me envious of those who were able to see all these
great birds. Congratulations to you!
A favorite in Colorado Springs this year was the Inca Dove, who visited
Sharon Milito's house for a few memorable days in mid-November. It was
especially nice to be invited in for tea and co
Great picks by Joe & Ted. I think there is room on the list for a couple of
Herons seen this year on the Front Range, the Yellow-crowned Night Heron at
Tabor Lake/Wheat Ridge Greenbelt (Jefferson County) in early August, and the
Tri-colored Heron @ Walden Ponds (Boulder County) in October.
Tom
Enjoying a cold holiday visit in the Estes Park area, we had a windy but
enjoyable walk at Lake Estes this afternoon. Most of the Lake is frozen over,
but in the areas of open water there were a lot of Common Goldeneye, not
unexpected. Of most interest we found two male Common Merganser, two
I love this whole LEGO dialogue. Thanks for the great sense of humor from
all of you during this darkest time of year!.
Happy New Year, Carol Kampert
On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 8:32 PM, Ted Floyd wrote:
> On Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 6:18:45 AM UTC-7, Ray Brakke wrote:
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>> What is a LEGO???
>
Thanks everyone for pointing out that I did not get the April fools
joke. Lesson learned: No quick email scanning and replying before
coffee.
Donna
On 2015-12-28 09:14, Colorado Native Bird Care and Conservation wrote:
> Very interesting. I didn't know this. Thank you for sharing.
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I was going to mention the two already mentioned. Although I think it is
said they're not ABA countable, what about that this past summer we had not
one, but two, California Condors making their way into Colorado - one of
them over the mountains into Black Forest, El Paso County?
Diana Beatty
I was going to mention the two already mentioned. Although I think it is
said they're not ABA countable, what about that this past summer we had not
one, but two, California Condors making their way into Colorado - one of
them over the mountains into Black Forest, El Paso County?
On Monday, De
Birders,
The Redpoll was seen a short while ago but I have not seen any Rosy's
today. Guess the weather is too nice.
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My vote goes to the American Woodcock found at the Bobcat Ridge Natural
Area in
Larimer County last January. Thanks to the Ranger Karl Manderbach, working
even on his days off,
many, many eager birders were able to view this "Meatloaf on a Stick" with
minimal disturbance to the habitat or the bird.
The Pueblo Vaux's Swift has been accepted by the Colorado Birds Records
Committee, as Colorado's 1st State Record. The last Colorado Birds had all the
details in the C.B.R.C. Report. It was the 499th species to be documented in
Colorado. Hopefully there will be more, since no one else was abl
I'll start with these two:
10. *Vaux's swift,* April 28, 2015, Pueblo Reservoir. There had been
several suggestive reports previously, and the species may even be rare but
regular in very small numbers in Colorado. But this one, found by Brandon
Percival, was photographed, eBirded, and, I assum
Hi all
In this the week of lists thought I'd ask that question ... perhaps along
with IDing the top 10 2015 Colorado rare birds share the stories and
meaning of the find.
Thanks
Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/
Mobile: http://coloradobirder.ning.com/m
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Very interesting. I didn't know this. Thank you for sharing.
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Donna M. Nespoli
USFW and Colorado Licensed Bird and Bat Rehabilitator
Colorado Native Bird Care and Conservation
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303-618-0357
On 2015-12-27 21:45, Joe Roller wrote:
> Can anyone confirm t
Birders,
For a very brief time there was a male Pine Grosbeak on the feeders in
front of the house. As I was finishing putting out the feeders, I heard a
loud clear call that made me think Grosbeak and when I looked, I saw this
large (compared to siskins and juncos) red bird with bold white wing
s
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: December 28, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Monday, December 28, sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
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