Yesterday the Arkansas Valley Audubon Society co-sponsored a field trip to
the Canon City Riverwalk with Leon Bright and I co-leading with Steve Olson
and Ron Torretta from the Forest Service. The Red-headed Woodpecker was
refound and viewed by the 7 adults and 2 children participating. Steve
Folks,
There was a singing male *GRACE'S WARBLER *at Pueblo Mountain Park today,
5/7. It was hanging out near the Environmental Center for more than 30
minutes, and may be on territory. Also near the Environmental Center I had
an *ACORN WOODPECKER*, *2 Band*-*tailed Pigeons*, all 3 of our
Compiler: Allison Hilf
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Date: May 7, 2016
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, May 7, 2016, 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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Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 07, 2016
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Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 07, 2016
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Dinosaur Ridge
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COBirders,
Black Swift: A noon squall in the Broadmoor neighborhood pushed tens of
swallows, 2 White-tailed Swifts, and 1 Black Swift down to circle/feed on a
lake (Stratton Reservoir, I think). The lake 1.5 km east of the Broadmoor at
corner of Lake and Springmeadow Drives. I returned with
We got in about 4 hours this morning before the wind picked up (and we were
just back in our cars when the rain started). A pretty glorious 4 hours
for us and the perhaps 40 visitors that came by for some or all of the
morning - counting new, repeats and returns, we processed 42 birds of 20
Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 07, 2016
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Mark Peterson's CFO Convention trip that visited Picture Canyon, Baca
County, saw and heard singing male Painted Bunting this afternoon.
Brandon K. Percival
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A Yellow-throated Vireo was at Pastorius reservoir this morning. Found by Ryan
Votta at 11 am, 5 birders got to watch it feed in a small tree beside the
bridge over the inlet canal before it flew to the cottonwoods along the
shoreline to the N of the canal. Ryan re-found the vireo about 20
Bill Maynard and I found a scissor-tailed flycatcher at Chico Basin Ranch (fee
area), El Paso county. The bird was seen for 30 seconds as it flew over the
road and continued southeast. Lovely bird.
Good birding,
Kara Carragher
Colorado Springs, CO
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There was a breeding plumaged Dunlin at Crom Lake as of 1150 this morning
5/7. Along with all three species of teal and Avocets, there were at least
4 Semi-palmated Sandpipers, a Greater Yellowlegs, and a Willet all hanging
on the east side of the road. On the west side was another
I was out for a long bike ride in the chilly wind and drizzle this morning and
just a few notes, all Jefferson Co (Littleton vicinity):
Not super birdy up Deer Creek Canyon Rd but heard gnatcatchers, a couple Lazuli
buntings and yellow warblers, plus the residents calling and singing up a
This morning, while walking my dog at Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve, I had
a brief encounter with a *Red-headed Woodpecker*. The bird, which was high
in a tree along the High Line Canal on the eastern side of the preserve,
didn't seem to want to stick around, flying into the surrounding
Rebecca Laroche reported two Common Poorwill at Denver Botanic Gardens
(Denver Co) on May 6. A male was on the western side of the Gardens. An
apparent second poorwill was near the Japanese Tea House. According to a
Garden volunteer, the bird had been there on May 5 and 6.
- Jared Del Rosso
A stilt is on the far NW shore at Cottonwood Marsh now.
Four White-faced Ibis are across the lake, and about six White Pelicans are on
the lake on this cool, windy day.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
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Hello Fellow Birders,
I was chatting on the phone ~ 7pm last night (Friday, May 6), when I
heard that distinctive "Drink, Drink, Drink your tea-ea-ea-ea" song. I heard
it a couple of times before it registered that I was hearing a towhee in
my little townhouse yard near Holly &
With the unsettled weather, there's been a lot of diurnal migration this
morning over the CU-Boulder campus and adjacent Boulder Creek. Probably
150 birds flew over my head at treetop level in the past 90 minutes, all
heading north. The majority were Spizellas, as far as I could tell, but
there
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