Art Hudak, Mark Chavez & I spent the day on Sunday at Tamarack SWA and
environs. The highlight of the day was an Eastern Towhee way out on the
west side. During one of our numerous stops scanning for Dicksissel (which
we didn't find until we stopped at Merino (Logan County) on the way home,)
Hi all,
Sorry for the delayed post.
One May 27 at the Soda Creek Inlet the Common Goldeneye continues. There
was also Shovelers, Snipes, 4 types of sparrows, and a Wilson's Phalarope,
which may be Summit Counties first record on Ebird. A few Ruddy Ducks have
been at the Frisco Marina of
I wish this had come around before they culled the cormorants living on the
islands off of Point Pelee, Ontario / Ohio in Lake Erie:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/cormorant-debate-which-part-of-the-ecosystem-to-protect-1.859181
Thank You. I saw the Dickcissel. No Boblink today.
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 8:25:28 PM UTC-6, John D wrote:
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> CO Birders :
>
> The previously reported male Bobolink has been joined by at least one
> Dickcissel along Shumway Road this morning in the alfafa field to the east
> of Shumway
In light of the excellent, recent DFO meeting topic, results of compelling
research on cormorant diet:
http://greatlakesecho.org/2016/06/06/can-cormorants-help-control-great-lakes-invaders/
Betsy Rumely
Denver
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I saw my first Violet-Green Swallows on my property in years this am. One sat
for the longest time on a fence post around my garden, allowing me to get a
really good look at it. I went to get my camera, but it was gone by the time I
returned.
I have probably 3 times the Barn Swallows nesting
Sorry - last night (6/5) about 7:30
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Hi all - my wife Kristin and I refound the American redstarts posted earlier in
the day and weekend just upstream of the spot described about 1/2 mile south of
Kingfisher bridge, on the west side of the Platte, Jeffco. There was a male
and a female. A few minutes later, two other birders
Hi All,
Each year since 2008, along with friends I have conducted the Annual
Ovenbird Count in Willow Springs Open Space (WSOS), which is private open
space restricted to Willow Springs residents.
The area is just south of Hwy 285 and Mount Lindo along the foothills in
Jefferson County and
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail:RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: June 6, 2016
This is the Rare Bird Alert forMounday, June 6, 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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