I saw the grackle also.
Blue-winged and cinnamon teal are present.
A bufflehead pair has been present in the Cottonwood Creek pond for almost two
weeks...might they stay?
There were about a dozen yellow-headed blackbirds at Cottonwood Creek
yesterday, but I didn't see any there today.
Hi all,
Had my first m. Broad-tailed Hummingbird in my yd today, the earliest I have
had them in my yard so far. I know they show up regularly at other locations
this time of year.
The House Wren makes an early record for it's arrival in my yard. April 9, the
stealth House Wren arrived in
Had two western grebes at Crom Lake along with four Avocets and assorted ducks.
Chestnut-collared Longspurs still present on WCR 100 just east of WCR 45. One
lonely McCown’s Longspur about 3 miles west on Murphy’s Pasture road with at
least 50 Vesper sparrows but no Brewer’s sparrows I could
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Hi all
At the westside of wetlands, was 1 male Great-tailed Grackle,
Notables also at the wetlands:
Scores of Wilson’s Snipe in the wet fields adjacent to the wetlands
2 Snowy Egrets
1 Black-crowned Night-Heron
6 male Yellow-headed Blackbirds
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Denver CO
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Jim Merritt and I saw a Broad-winged Hawk at Fountain Creek Regional Park,
near the Rice's Ponds, also singing House Wren.
Spent quite a while at Sinton Pond not seeing Nashville Warbler, a few
people did see it. The Lucy's Warbler showed well for people a couple
times, while I was there.
Yesterday in the ponds on either side of WCR 76, about .5 mile east of the
Larimer/Weld County Line Road (Lower Latham Parkway): shoveler, mallard, scaup,
blue-winged teal, cinnamon teal, bufflehead, American coot, Canada goose. Xcel
has been in discussion with the Town of Windsor to build a
I dont see any eBird reports of that quail for yesterday, so the last
sighting was
by Tom Litteral on Friday AM.
I'd be grateful if anyone let's me know if they tried and did or DID NOT
see it. Either post to CObirds or contact me directly.
Thanks very much,
Joe Roller, Denver
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Both the Lucy's Warbler and a Nashville Warbler have been seen this morning
at Sinton Pond in Colorado Springs.
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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First day for both species singing on territory on and near Coal Creek Golf
Course!
Paula Hansley
Boulder Co.
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My thoughts exactly.
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Sat, Apr 21, 2018, 3:47 PM Scott wrote:
> Hi Jill,
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> Are you sure the thing that appeared to be a young owl was not a prey
> item that the owl was in the process of eating, and it just simply
> carried it off as it flew.
>
> Scott
We went on the Greater Prairie Chicken Tour out of Wray, this morning. Light
fine snow falling during most of the morning but we had great long looks at 18
males (no females) on the lek, about 9 Burrowing Owls, a couple of Horned Larks
(and two Coyotes.). And the hospitality and genuine
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