Continuing to enjoy our April visit to Colorado in Estes Park, I took a late
afternoon walk at Lake Estes. I was surprised to find three species of
shorebird -- a single Marbled Godwit (never reported for the Estes Park area in
eBird), 4 Willet (only one other April report in eBird for this
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Two Caspian terns at 4pm at Union Reservoir this afternoon-also marbled
godwits and Willets and Avocets Long billed dowitcher at pond north of
Lagerman reservoir. Good Birding Bill Fink Longmont
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A couple of weeks I and a couple of other people he was able to catch an
injured goose that had fishing line around his legs. I now suspicion there
might be more line around its leg that I didn't get because he continues to
mostly sit and it appears to be painful for him to put pressure on that
Most of shorebirds gone. One Semipalmated Plover, Caspian Tern and diminishing
number of Willets holding out against dog traffic.
Chuck Hundertmark
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Greetings Cobirders,
This morning I birded some spots in Broomfield county. Eric Zorawowicz
accompanied me at Plaster Reservoir. We also ran into Tim Smart, Matt
Hofeditz, and the Broomfield Bird Club while we were here. The best two
birds at Plaster were a male ring-necked pheasant (pretty
Still there this afternoon at 2:00 pm in spite of the model airplanes roaring
overhead. We also had our FOS Swainson's Hawk and Vesper Sparrow. Also a Rock
Wren was around the restrooms.
eBird Checklist – Chatfield SP--Model Airplane Field, Colorado – Sat Apr 22,
2017 – 7 species
Hi all,
What a great day of birding in Pueblo this morning. It was overcast
in the morning. Van Truan and I first saw a Lazuli Bunting and Brown
Thrasher in his yard in Pueblo. Then we walked throughout Mineral
Palace Park, and heard a singing YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER in the south
west corner
Hey COBirders,
Today was my first day for banding at Clear Spring Ranch in 2017. I had hoped
the low ceiling, mist and SE breeze might deliver some migrants, and that
happened, but not really until I was closing at about 1030.
The only real migrants to appear were 3 Lincoln’s Sparrows
I went this noon to Boyd Lake State Park to find some of the birds that
Andy Bankert had reported.
I did not travel the 1/4 mile north of the northern-most parking lot so I
did not find the flock of peeps
nor the Willets or Godwit or the Dowitchers. I did find 4 Long-billed
Curlews and 3
Not as exciting as some swifts or vireos, but another welcome appearance at
home today - my first *Western Tanager* of the season was a male visiting a
suet feeder. He was dazzling.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
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I started the day at Boulder Reservoir (NW lot) where there were 12 Willet,
1 LB Dowitcher, 1 Marbled Godwit, 9 WF Ibis, 1 Semipalmated Plover, 1
Semipalmated Sandpiper and 1-2 each of Least and Baird's Sandpipers.
Wilson's Snipe could be heard displaying in the marshes. A large flock
at Eaton Cemetery
Steven Mlodinow
Longmont CO
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Very interesting Brandon. I just received a phonecall from a local birder
whose relative is a young man from back east. He reports a "dark swift"
that looked a bit smaller than Chimney Swift, with which he was familiar
from back east. It was seen near Capulin in the San Luis valley just
This morning I biked to Lagerman in the freezing cold hoping to catch some
Willets, when I got there it was better than I have ever seen there before,
23 Marbled Godwits, 12 Long Billed Dowitchers, 70 Franklins gulls, 1
Semipalmated Sandpiper, and John Rutenbeck came by and got on two Willets.
:)
Van and I found a small dark swift over the Arkansas River, west of Pueblo
Nature Center. Photos show light throat. With lots of swallows. The
accepted record was 28 April, so I think this is good.
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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This morning my first *Gray Catbird* of the season was skulking under cover
at Massey Draw near my home. There were few other migrants in evidence,
despite a dusting of snow and some light drizzle.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
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Singing male at 15th and Court Streets in downtown Pueblo. Found yesterday
by Van Truan. He and I are photographing it now.
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Yesterday, I took my dog for a sunrise walk at Marjorie Perry Nature
Preserve. We hoped to hear Virgini Rail (nope), Sora (nope), and Wilson's
Snipe (seen, not heard, as one circled the marsh not winnowing).
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Date: April 22, 2017
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