Walter et al,
It seems, as the urban ornamental conifer resource matures, RbNuthatch is
getting more widespread at low elevation as a breeder (widespread in Ft
Collins, local in Greeley, rarely in Lamar, probably other places) and at this
time of year they certainly show up all over the
Check out the species map for Red-breasted Nuthatch via Explore Data on
eBird and set the date for July - August. It reveals how widespread the
species is in all the Front Range urban areas in the summer.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
Tim Ryan who works at Reuter-Hess Reservoir in Parker saw the Caracara
circling the dam about 10:45 this morning. He did not have
binoculars with him at the time so is going by shape. Reuter-Hess is about
13 miles south of Chatfield. Reuter-Hess is restricted access so
you need permission to
I am located just south of Cherry Creek State Park. I have had RBNU's
visiting my yard all year. Two have been especially regular visitors this
summer. On July 2, I had an adult feeding 2 fledglings. I am assuming
that they nested nearby, because their visits were so frequent. According
to my
Follow up. The info I got suggested it flew north from the model airplane field
and it was not seen again via several folks that searched this morning and
afternoon. I think the bird was seen before 8-830 am this morning and not
since.
Scott Somershoe
Littleton, Jeff Co
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This morning I was forwarded nice photos of a Crested Caracara reported
from the Highline Canal near Wildlife Way, outside the south border of
Chatfield State Park. This is a tad north and east of the pond where the
Trumpeter Swan spent a few months this past winter. The bird was last seen
a
I get them in Highlands Ranch every year around mid-August. I used to think
this was early, but it’s happened every year. This year, they showed up last
week. Right now there is one picking around the pine outside my window.
Greg Pasquariello
Highlands Ranch CO
> On Thursday, August 24,
Hi Walter
Just heard two calling in neighborhood along Drake Ave east of College Ave
while changing a flat tire ... ;-)
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http:///coloradobirder.club/
On Thursday, August 24, 2017 at 9:09:13 AM UTC-6, Walter Wehtje wrote:
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> Yesterday afternoon I birded the Dadd Gulch
In response to Walter Wehtje, we saw one Red Breasted Nuthatch in our yard in
southeast Aurora this morning. That is highly unusual for our location.
Jean Stevenson
Arapahoe County
Aurora CO
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Folks,
The bird was seen again this morning by several birders (incl me) but hasn't
been very cooperative overall. A number of us are still at the Willow Creek
parking lot, but the kettle activity seems to be diminishing at the moment.
Eric DeFonso
Westminster CO
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Yesterday afternoon I birded the Dadd Gulch Trail along the Poudre River in
Larimer County with Leslie Starr. Apart from a flock of 10+ Audubon's
Warblers that had a Yellow Warbler, female American Redstart and a
Townsend's Warbler along for the ride, we counted at least 9 RBNU. A nice
total
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
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