Nina Routh and I made a run out to Jackson Reservoir and State Park today, with
some interesting results. Arriving fairly early, we decided to try for some
migrant songbirds first, and the inlet canal seemed like a good place to start.
We advanced across the road and up the canal, and
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went to Cherry Creek State Park. Highlights were the continueing immature
Mew Gull at the marina, teal/shoveler quadfecta at the bird observation
platform, and a Pectoral Sandpiper also at the observation platform. A good
day for Barn Swallows, also. In all, I estimate 150, and that
We and about 100 other bird lovers enjoyed banding and the Barr Lake
Birding Festival today. It was slow for the first 1-2 hours, when once
again the fog rolled in and hung over the Park. Then it cleared and we
caught a nice mix of species for our visitors. Highlight of the day was a
Marsh
Today concluded the first week of fall banding at Chico Basin Ranch. The
totals for the week (Tuesday through Saturday) were 162 birds banded of 26
species. The most notable bird was a first year male Mourning Warbler.
Here is the summary of newly banded birds for the week:
Ruby-crowned
Blackburnian still present at same location as of ~2:30pm.
John Malenich
Boulder, CO
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Saw the Blackburnian briefly at about 1:30 from the paved bike trail, just
arounda bend from the N parking lot (if I step to the east side of the bike
trail I can see cars). Red-eyed vireo also continues.
Laura Steadman
Boulder
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Around 9:40 this morning in Memorial Park, downtown Colorado Springs I IDed an
Eastern Wood-Pewee on the basis of relatively bright wingbars and almost
entirely orange lower mandible. eBird checklist and further details can be
found here. https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S48368333
Hi all, I have a female Blackburnian Warbler at Bobolink Trail in Boulder,
Colorado. Probably about 1/4 mile S of the trailhead. Red-eyed Vireo in the
area as well.
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was seen again at 8:40 AM. A beautiful male. It responded to playback chips
of this species. In the thickets over and near the stream on the trail
close to the stream (north side) close to the upstream bridge. I was able
to point out the location to four other birders; for one of whom it was a
I seemed to have better luck finding interesting birds, when I am not
birding recently, then when I have been able to go birding. This morning,
while working in the yard, a calling flyover Upland Sandpiper came by! I
think this is my 2nd one for my yard in Pueblo West. Earlier in the week,
I
Date: September 8, 2018
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, September 8 sponsored by Denver
Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Note that the RBA is using the new AOU checklist.
Rare and out of range species for
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