Sure, what's the location...?
Dave Cameron
Denver
On Saturday, November 2, 2019 at 12:58:51 PM UTC-6, fiddlenurs wrote:
>
> While birding at South platte park, a bird that had been identified as a
> snipe by another Birder was watched. He had the exact gate of the Woodcock
> with His rump
Ben, et al,
Cody Porter's neighbors were nothing but welcoming and friendly during the
2 days I was in Laramie looking for the bird. I am unaware of any conflict
between the birders, quite a few of whom were local, and any of the
neighbors. One neighbor invited me into his yard and made me feel
Way to go Brandon!
Another shot at a ridiculous policy.
This censorship by eBird shows just how important Cobirds is.
Ira Sanders
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 6:00 PM Brandon wrote:
> You can see Diane's excellent photos pf the Gyrfalcon at
>
I went up to Laramie today to try for the Red-flanked Bluetail around 1 pm. No
luck. While driving through the spot it was reported, I saw a couple of
birders. Asked them if they had any luck, they hadn't. I went to look for a
good parking spot. No luck on that. I am driving back through and I
All,
I’m sure many of you are saying “wait, what?” to that subject line. The report
from Norm Lewis yesterday got a little lost in the hubbub of the bluetail and
the mythical Gyrfalcon (big gyr dipper here!).
Anyway, Norm nicely photo’d one of the Long-tailed Ducks at Jackson Lake SP,
Morgan
If anyone is going up on Thursday (if the bird is still there) I'd be happy
to drive or ride with anyone.
Lisa Carp
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 7:45 AM Joe Roller wrote:
> Several of you have asked me for information about this "way lost" bird,
> found
> yesterday by Cody Porter, a savvy birder in
You can see Diane's excellent photos pf the Gyrfalcon at
https://ebird.org/profile/NjczOTc0/US-CO
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 5:58 PM Joe Kipper wrote:
> Diane, any photos of the Gyrfalcon will not be visible to anyone but you
>> on your checklist, even if the bird
>
> Diane, any photos of the Gyrfalcon will not be visible to anyone but you
> on your checklist, even if the bird is confirmed, because ebird labels that
> bird as a sensitive species. In fact, the Gyrfalcon itself will not even
> show as one of the species on the checklist to the public,
Here are some photos in the link from around 8:30am today near on Trilby Road
south of Larimer County Landfill. Such a treat to see! Thanks to Robert
Beauchamp reporting yesterday!
https://ebird.org/checklist/S61200910
Diane Roberts
Highlands Ranch, CO
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Very sorry.
Birders hung out at the site where that bird was seen by over
a dozen birders yesterday, Nov 4,
*BUT NO ONE has seen it today, Tuesday, Nov 5, as of 2:10 PM*
I apologize for my recent erroneous message.
Mea culpa, etc.
Joe Roller, Denver
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On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 2:08 PM Joe Roller wrote:
> DuWayne,
> FYI, four birders saw the Red-flanked Bluetail today in Laramie,
> as recently as 12:12, and reported that to eBird at the stakeout hotspot.
> So it is alive
DuWayne,
FYI, four birders saw the Red-flanked Bluetail today in Laramie,
as recently as 12:12, and reported that to eBird at the stakeout hotspot.
So it is alive and well.
Joe Roller, Denver
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 1:49 PM DuWayne Worthington <
duwayne.worthing...@valorchristian.com> wrote:
>
Has anyone seen the blue-tail today?
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 7:45 AM Joe Roller wrote:
> Several of you have asked me for information about this "way lost" bird,
> found
> yesterday by Cody Porter, a savvy birder in nearby Laramie, Wyoming.
> Kudos to Cody for getting "the word" out promptly!
>
At 9:30 this morning, the Gyrfalcon was again on top of one of the metal
power poles just west of Taft Hill Road. It stayed there long enough for me
to get my scope out and on the bird. I watched it for 3-4 minutes, calling
Dave Leatherman in the meantime. At 9:35 it flew southeast across Taft
Trilby Road at 8:30am Elaine Wagner & Diane Roberts watched the Gryfalcon
perched on a power pole before it flew towards the landfill,
Diane Roberts
Highlands Ranch, CO
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DFO trip has a 3rd cycle Lesser Black-backed Gull At Snake River inlet to
Dillon Reservoir, Summit Co. Maybe a notable find for the county.
David Suddjian
Littleton Co
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Several of you have asked me for information about this "way lost" bird,
found
yesterday by Cody Porter, a savvy birder in nearby Laramie, Wyoming.
Kudos to Cody for getting "the word" out promptly!
That Bluetail has become known as the "Laramie Rarity". (Say in fast three
times).
A few Colorado
Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
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