The CFO website mentions Cottonwood Canyon in Baca County: “A visit here
will seldom leave a birder disappointed!”
https://cobirds.org/CountyBirding/County/BySite.aspx?SiteID=36
Barb and I second that opinion. We spent two nights there this week and
enjoyed the birds and wilderness very
Excellent! Thank you, CFO.
Sincerely,
Jay Breidt
Fort Collins
On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 10:01 AM Nicholas Komar
wrote:
> In response to recent events, the Colorado Field Ornithologists Board of
> Directors has adopted a non-descrimination policy (https://
> cobirds.org/CFO.aspx?id=30) and a
Hi all
Nicely stated.
Here are some useful resources about demographics, state of diversity and
how to engage.
- https://digitalmedia.fws.gov/digital/collection/document/id/1874
(2011, "Birding in the United States: a demographic and economic analysis
addendum to the 2011 national
Okay, if you have a Chaffee County list, you probably already have Plumbeous
Vireo listed. They’re just not that hard to find there, but this behavior was
interesting. At Hecla Junction Monday, I was attempting to record a singing
Plumbeous Vireo. I was excited because I had a singing vireo in
Hear, hear!
Dave Cameron
Denver
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In response to recent events, the Colorado Field Ornithologists Board of
Directors has adopted a non-descrimination policy
(https://cobirds.org/CFO.aspx?id=30) and a position statement
(https://cobirds.org/CFO/News.aspx?id=1196). These are on our website and also
reproduced here, on behalf of
Previously reported by Ted and Hannah Floyd, the brown thrasher pair was seen
and heard a little ways up from the picnic shelter by the Rabbit Mountain
trailhead (Boulder County). I got poor phone camera shots and a recording that
was audio bombed by a vocal spotted towhee.
Sent from my
