Great find, Susan!
The previous high latitude for Western Kingbird for February was that of
Dallas, Texas, per eBird.
In 1944 Frank Loesser wrote the ballad, "Spring Will Be a Little Late This
Year," which became a great American "standard".
He was not talking about this year, 2017.
We need new
I am going to download my pictures to my computer, and then I can post the best
ones here.
For now, I took some pics off the back of my camera,using my cell.
Try this link
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S34802925
Susan
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Hi all,
Today me and my brother biked around a good portion of Louisville Town in the
cold, windy weather. Highlights include a Brown Creeper, a male Northern
Harrier,and many other fairly common to uncommon species around Louisville.
Later in the day, we found an odd hybrid goose which
I couldn't believe my eyes. Cherry Creek State Park, Arapahoe Co. As I pulled
into the parking lot, I assumed the bird was a Say's Phoebe, until it turned
around! I watched it for quite some time, flying into the air to catch insects,
flying back to a tree. Occasionally went to the ground to
Hello, all.
Long, long ago, in the lead-up to my first Colorado Christmas Bird Count
(Boulder CBC, Sunday, Dec. 15, 2002), Bill Kaempfer made two remarks that
have stuck with me all these years. (He undoubtedly made more than two
remarks, but two in particular found immediate and permanent
Looking for the recent post regarding the Brown Thrasher on the Highline
Canal at Fairmount Cemetery Denver. Was it sighted in the last couple of
days?
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I'm going to amend this to unidentified buteo. It might be a Harlans.
This bird has long wings, to the end of the tail, and it -appears- to have
feathered tarsi. It has the "small billed" look that I associate with
rough leg. However, it's much more sooty than any rough leg I've seen and
the
There is a nicely visible rough-legged hawk at Carson nature center on the
poles just north of the visitor center
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I have a friend flying in this evening. The primary target is Boreal Owl up
Poudre Canyon west of Ft. Collins.
But he also needs an eastern screech-owl. And I know from reading posts that
there are a couple reliable locations in the Ft Collins area to find them
roosting during the day.
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail:RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: February 25, 2017
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, February 25 sponsored by Denver
Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
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