Stopped by Union Res this evening and the 60 ish Willets were still there, as
well as approx 70 Eared Grebes.
Jay Hutchins
Longmont CO
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Yellow throated and red eyed videos as well as a male Tennessee warbler in
grove just east of prospect park bridge.
Pablo Quezada
Denver
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Braved the winds this morning and headed to Union Reservoir and was
rewarded with 60 willets, 1 marbled godwit, 14 ibis, 3 Forester terns and
about 50 peeps (Sanderlings, Western, Least) all hunkered down on the north
side. A few highly un-imnpressive pics:
I had a first year Summer Tanager at the Environmental Learning Center this
morning. It was hanging around just north east of the bridge working the
mid canopy in some boxelder trees. I posted it on my ebird list but it's
not showing up. Can someone send me the ebird reviewers contact for Fort
Oops, also forgot about orange-crowned warbler, yellow warbler,
black-throated blue warbler, and wilson's warbler, bringing the total to 13
warblers in the last few days.
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The gulch that keeps on giving! Warblers galore! This morning produced
yellow-rumped warblers (of course), Northern waterthrush,
prothonotory warbler, golden-winged warbler, female hooded warbler and
nashville warbler, as well as black-headed and rose-breasted Grosbeaks,
western tanagers, brown
Robert Righter's congratulations on an achievement prompts me to thank and
congratulate Carol Cwiklinski,
who practically alone in April carried on with the watch. With 96
Broadwings counted, most of which occurred
in 3 giant days, I'm pretty sure she wins the title.
David G
Jefferson Co
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Just to underline how impressive Brandon’s report is in seeing 20 warbler
species in one day in southeast Colorado. This would be a remarkable feat
anywhere in North American, perhaps aside from Louisiana, Texas and a few other
states.
Congratulations to everyone involved
Green with
MacGillivray's Warbler, adult male, seen briefly in our yard in north
Boulder this morning.
Mary Lou Van Laanen near 9th & Evergreen
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Yes,
I have seen GHO's lay one egg every three days, and I have see them
weight up to and over a week or longer to lay a second or third egg.
It will be interesting to see what the parents do with the owlets when
the oldest owlets begin branching. But GHO's are very good parents for
the
Yellow-throated vireo was calling and seen just west of athletic fields on
south side of creek. Black-and-white warbler moving along south side of creek
to the east.
Regards,
Mark Minner-Lee
Erie, CO
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Hi all,
I just found a Prothonotary Warbler along Tucker Gulch. Near spillway north of
1st and southeast of Ford.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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Yellow Breasted Chat along the Shop Creek Trail at Cherry Creek State Park
this morning.
Ken Wat
Aurora, CO
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Blackpoll continues this morning at Sombrero, foraging along the north side
of the road. Lots of yellow-rumps, yellow warblers, and a couple of
phalaropes, too!
Thanks for reporting this one, it’s eluded me for too long!
On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 5:56 PM Mike Hensley wrote:
> Just had a male
Catbirds were back at Chatfield as well, both heard and seen. (Upstream from
Kingfisher bridge). Otherwise, the usual subjects-yellow warblers, yellow
rumped warblers, yellow breasted chats singing out in the open and easy to see,
house wrens galore, spotted towhees-tons, broadtail hummingbirds
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