to Bob Fiehweg and Robin Byers: Could you please tell me where in Boulder
you saw a cardinal? They are one of the few things about NJ that I miss
and would love to see one again. Thank you. Marcia Wade
On Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 5:00:18 PM UTC-6, Bob Fiehweg wrote:
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> In addition to the
In addition to the male N. Cardinal singing in North Boulder this morning, a
female just showed up in the same area. Perhaps after years of singing his
heart out, he just got lucky!
Bob Fiehweg and Robin Byers
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A Northern Cardinal is currently singing in Boulder. He is along the north
side of the Little League fields at 16th and Iris, close to 16th. It may be
the same bird that has been in this area for the past several years.
Bob Fiehweg and Robin Byers
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I have a singing male Chestnut-sided Warbler in my backyard this morning.
Quite the surprise when putting out the trash this morning.
I first heard it sing at about 7:10 and it is still singing in the same
trees as of 8:00am. Recorded audio of the bird, and submitted an eBird
checklist for it as
We again birdied the Jefferson County Open Space Park on Plainview Road, off
Coal Creek Canyon Road, yesterday. In the snags about 2 miles in, we saw a pair
of Red-headed Woodpeckers entering a nesting hole and apparently feeding
nestlings. Just up the road into the pines, we found a pair of
Just this week I've noticed about a 3x increase in number of herons, much
more tree-perching, flying in pairs, and more frequent interactions at
McIntosh Lake in Longmont There is a rookery at nearby Pella Crossing.
Perhaps the herons are fledging?
David
On Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at 11:04:35
Date: Thursday, June 6, 2019
Compiler: Gregg Goodrich greggg...@gmail.com
Phone: 303-655-9135
E-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
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