The White Ibis is still present at 3:15 PM, at the same location reported
earlier. At this moment it's in the largest of the ponds, standing idly by
itself.
Eric DeFonso
Westminster CO
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> On Jun 20, 2017, at 10:52 AM, Christy P wrote:
>
> White Ibis is still present at 10
Hi
At 11:00 am while walking from the trail head on the east side of Moraine Park
at about 1 to 2/10ths of a mile I heard "chebeck, chebeck, chebeck..." that
continued for 10 minutes. The empid was calling from a Lodgepole tree limb
about 20 feet from the ground that was adjacent to the path. V
Go south from Alamosa on Hwy 285 to Road 11s. Turn left (going east) on 11s
for about a mile. Turn right on S109 and go for a few miles. Turn left on
CC Road (aka 15S) and Dickcissels are all along that road up to Rd 22. Take
22 south as there are some there too. The 15S road is the boundary bet
Greetings,
We just had a Red-bellied Woodpecker in our Cherry Tree. Unfortunately did not
get a photo, before it flew. It went in the direction of our back yard. We went
outside to the backyard, but could not re-locate it. It might still be in our
neighborhood. If interested someone could check
I received a tip from local birder Lance Cheslock that Dickcissels were
making an appearance for the 2nd straight year just south of Alamosa. This
species is very interesting. According to my records, Kingery reported them
south of Alamosa for the only block record in the SLV in Atlas I. Last
y
White Ibis is still present at 10:50. To clarify location further, at the
intersection of Tennyson and W 58th Ave (address is Arvada), there is a
park called "Clear Creek Valley Park". This is a very new park, and only
recently open to the public. There is good parking here, and the ponds
discussed
All,
The adult White Ibis was in the previously described location when I left
at 8:45. Park in the Lowell Ponds lot, which is east on 58th St from
Tennyson St. The bird was in the smaller pond to the southeast, which is a
200 yard walk. It was on the south shore, which is immediately north of
Make sure to document the White Ibis for the Colorado Birds Records
Committee (CBRC) (http://coloradobirdrecords.org). There are only nine
accepted records of this species in Colorado. First one back was back in
1985 in Kiowa County. The last one was in 2014 in Larimer County, a one
day wonder i
At the Lowell ponds location previously described (near the parking lot)
viewing the White Ibis right now. There is the major pond next to the highway
with lots of Snowy Egrets, and the Ibis is on the far shore near the highway on
the lake just to the left of that also right near the highway, th
Thomas Holub
Littleton, CO
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