Bird was present this evening at the same location described by Jeff Parks.
Dean Shoup
Boulder, CO
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Bird was present this evening. Same location as described by Jeff Parks.
Dean Shoup
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Where is it? I can't find directions even on the CFO county website? Bill Fink
Longmont
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Today I observed an adult Red-headed Woodpecker at the Zapata Ranch near
Mosca, Colorado (Alamosa County). This is the first time I have ever seen
one here in the 34 years of birding the San Luis Valley. According to the
local records I keep, this is the 5th record for the San Luis Valley. It
Quiet day; lots of sunshine, few birds. Total for the day was 17 new, one
return:
Western Wood-pewee 1
Warbling Vireo 1, banded in 2014
House Wren 1
Swainson's Thrush 2
Gray Catbird 5
Yellow Warbler 1
MacGillivray's Warbler 1
Common Yellowthroat 1
Yellow-breasted Chat 1
White-crowned Sparrow,
Some photos of the Centennial White-eyed Vireo can be seen from the link below,
in the ‘2016 birds’ gallery. Great find Jared, and superb directions!
https://gwalbek.smugmug.com/browse
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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5/19/16 While gathering BB breeding data below the dam this a.m. (11:00)
I saw my FIRST Barn Swallow.
reddish-brown throat
rich deep-blue (not irredescent) forehead and back
deep cinnamon brown entire breast area
Just an awesome awesome beauty.
It was preening on the telephone wires alongside
Hi all,
I walked the Arkansas River Trail, from below Pueblo City Park east to the
footbridge (west of Dutch Clark Stadium). The best birds were located
between Reservoir Drive (where there is a parking lot), and the
footbridge. These best birds today were: singing Carolina Wren, singing
This morning, before heading over to deKoevend to take another look at the
White-eyed Vireo, I stopped for a short walk at Marjorie Perry Nature
Preserve. During the trip, a Green Heron flew over the east edge of the
preserve, headed east.
As others have mentioned, the White-eyed Vireo
The bird was singing vigorously at 7:30 AM at the precise location
described so well be Jared del Rosso (thank you for the precise directions
and the map!). Why was I not surprised to see Glenn Walbek there? Beautiful
morning light. My photo at WRShade3flickr.
Bob Shade
Lakewood, Colorado
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The Least Bittern at Walden Ponds continues this morning in the same area as
reported yesterday.
Maggie Boswell
Boulder
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Date: May 19, 2016
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Thursday, May 19, 2016, sponsored by Denver
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