I must've missed the report, nor can I find it. When/where? I also live
just 'round the bend from there, and would like to get my girlfriend a shot
at it. My once-ever Am. Bittern was a stroke of blind luck, and subsequent
attempts to get her on one have been fruitless.
Dave Cameron
Denver
Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 posted at 10:10 pm April 21, 2020
Email: RBA AT cobirds.org
Compiler: Ira Sanders, zroadrunne...@gmail.com
Phone: 303-278-7172
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The Colorado Rare Bird report is an informational service.
Because of statewide
This afternoon, while running along the High Line Canal in Centennial, I
heard a singing White-throated Sparrow in the brush. Never saw it, but it
was nearly the complete song...
This evening, while walking my dogs in the neighborhood in Centennial, a
pair of Swainson's Hawks spent time
On a whim, Urling & I just went over to the Walker Pit, (west of Franktown).
What a good whim..
We puzzled over and then figured out that we viewed Marbled Godwits -- 71 of
them! Also a couple of Willets and 8 American Avocets. Plus a dozen or so
Gadwalls & shovelers, 4 Lesser Scaup, an Eared
Okay there is enough interest to continue. Based on the requests, I have
created two games that will run concurrently from this Sunday April 26
through May 30. One game is Colorado only, the other is ABA region. You
can join one or both as interests you.
COLORADO FIELD ORNITHOLOGISTS FANTASY
This morning I was sure I heard gulls calling from high up, somewhere
between me (Sedalia/west Plum Creek) and Devils Head in Douglas County,
seemed to be flying south along the foothills. I used to live in NJ, so I
thought I knew gull noises. Does anyone else hear gulls?
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A couple interesting migrants were seen in Pueblo today, I found a
Yellow-throated Vireo in Pueblo City Park and Chris Knight and I saw a
Broad-winged Hawk along the Arkansas River, west of Pueblo Blvd. A couple
Orange-crowned Warblers today, and some singing Chipping Sparrows.
Brandon Percival
I can assure you, from the shade of red of my eyes, I could not find the
American Bittern as of 1330 today. I looked for 2 hours. The winds were
calm, so the cattails were still. The east side of the marsh is being
dredged, and they are doing road construction on MLK Blvd. If anyone gets
on it
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 21, 2020
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Please add me to the COBIRDS list.
Thank you,
Keith Alderman
keithalder...@hotmail.com
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Joining the chorus of in-yard birders, our first TRSWs showed up today.
The Say's phoebes have been here for two weeks, but although they chitter-churr
on the house ledges from time to time, they are delaying nestsite location
decisions until after COVID has leveled off. Anyway, last year they
CObirders,
An Eastern Phoebe is calling nonstop near the bridge over Boulder Creek. This
area is accessed from South Boulder Rd. and County Line Rd.
Paula Hansley
Boulder County
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The first Colorado Field Ornithologists fantasy birding league game is
wrapping up this weekend. Our current leader is Cole Sage with 166
Colorado species but there are others close behind.
I am looking to gauge interest in starting another game after this one
concludes, so if you have interest
Boulder County, 9 white faced ibis, all with reddish legs and red face patch,
white not as visible on the face on a spit on Southwest part of the reservoir.
No Black necked stilt. Many of the huge raft of ruddy ducks have left though a
sizable number still are here.
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