A perfectly lovely first day at Chatfield. First bird of the season was a
Song Sparrow, banded last year. First migrant was a Wilson's Warbler.
Morning started cold but warmed up fast. Caught 20 birds of 10 species,
including 4 banded in prior years:
Black-capped Chickadee 1
House Wren 1
An adult *Broad-winged Hawk *was making its way north over the vicinity of
St. Mary Church at South Prince Street this afternoon. And a *Western
Tanager *gave its rolling, rapid pit-er-dik several times from yards
adjacent to the church property, but I never saw it.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl
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This afternoon while leaving the office I observed a single raptor the size
and shape of a Mississippi Kite circle over a building at the end of
Delgany St. by Cherry Creek. I moved quickly to the end of the street to
find a view that was not obscured by any buildings and was able to relocate
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 26, 2017
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Greetings, all,
This morning at Sondermann, Patricia Henschen and I spotted a *Nashville
Warbler *(seen since yesterday)*, Wilson's Warbler, Orange-crowned Warbler,
Yellow-rumped Warbler*, and one unidentifiable warbler. These flew between
the cottonwoods, lilacs and crabapples just after the
The bird first reported by Dick Filby is currently feeding in the blooming
plums close to the restroom in the southeast corner of Cherry Creek reservoir.
Cheryl Teuton
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It was seen again today, photographed by Dave Trappet and reported to
Western Slope
Birding Network both days.
Corn Lake is easy to find on the eBird hotspot map and is near Grand
Junction.
Drive west on I-70, then just past Clifton, go south on 32 Rd to Corn Lake,
on your right,
just before 32
Hi Folks
This morning’s highlights included:
1 Forster’s Tern
2 Bonaparte’s Gulls
1 Willet
1 Yellow Warbler
2 Horned Grebes
Sora, Virginia Rail
PLUS, Reported by others (not seen by us)
3 Least Sandpipers
1 Greater Yellowlegs
1 Northern Parula at “top of hill at Pelican Point”
Best wishes
Dick
oops, forgot ~ 30 American white pelicans
On Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at 10:24:21 AM UTC-6, Sandra Laursen wrote:
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> We had a good haul of birds at Walden Ponds yesterday late afternoon
> between showers.
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> On the pond we enjoyed: 1 marbled godwit, 1 willet, 1 white-faced ibis,
> half
We had a good haul of birds at Walden Ponds yesterday late afternoon
between showers.
On the pond we enjoyed: 1 marbled godwit, 1 willet, 1 white-faced ibis,
half dozen American avocets, several killdeer, cinnamon teal, blue-winged
teal, Northern shovelers, and a great blue heron.
Of
We've had a few drop-outs in our Gunnison sage-grouse viewing (Saturday and
Sunday viewings) this weekend. Feel free to register if you're interested.
*Gunnison Sage-Grouse Viewing at Waunita Watchable Wildlife Site, Gunnison,
CO*
*April 29, 5:00 am*
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This morning on KUNC, around 8:40 am, there was a lovely story on the Karval
mountain plover festival, with a nice shout out to Bird Conservancy of the
Rockies.
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