Gary,
You start a hybrid lifelist.
;)
David Tonnessen
On Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 5:19:27 PM UTC-7, Gary Brower wrote:
>
> All,
>
> Several questions, then, for those who know about (or consider) these
> things . . . .
>
> 1) Was Mexican Duck made a separate species in the last
At last, the totals for the Denver Urban Christmas Bird Count. We tallied 83
species, 54,310 individual birds -- averages for the 31 counts: 83 and
38,809.New to the count: Lark Sparrow, seen at Rocky Mtn. Arsenal NWR.Numbers
above average: Canada & Cackling Geese 40,656 cf. 22,985
N.
All,
Several questions, then, for those who know about (or consider) these things .
. . .
1) Was Mexican Duck made a separate species in the last go-around? I can’t
remember. If so, then it’s Life Bird for me — I’ll head to CCSP tomorrow.
2) If it’s a Mottled Duck, it’s a Life Bird
All,
Sorry for not posting sooner. Birding happened today.
Anyway, this bird on first blush looks like a Mottled Duck to a bunch of us.
However the broad white line on the leading edge and trailing edge of the
speculum eliminates Mottled. It also doesn’t totally match Mexican duck (not
that
Just flew off heading east toward golf course.
Steph
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The Barnacle just flew off with a bunch of other geese. Seems like all the
birds are leaving the reservoir for the night.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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Still present at 2:22 Fredrick Lake Weld County.
Tim Ryan
Douglas County CO
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Still present at Frederick Lake ,Weld
John Drummond
Colorado Springs
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Still present at 1:17 pm.
Carl Bendorf
Longmont
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Cole Wild asked me to post that he and a dozen other birders are currently
watching the Barnacle Goose at Milavec Reservoir in Frederick.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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Both the Barnacle Goose and the Pink-footed Goose were reported to e-bird
approx. 7:30 AM by Bob Fiedrich and Ryan Graves at the usual location:
Frederick Lake (Milavec Reservoir) & Recreation Area in Frederick.
Good Birding,
Allison Hilf
Aurora, CO
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