Felt a little like a turning point today - first day this season with no
new Wilson's Warblers (a bunch of recaps from earlier in the season) and
our first real flock (a net-full as opposed to one or two here and there)
of Yellow-rumped Warblers. I'm relatively certain there will still be some
The Solitaires arrived! We heard one tooting 3 days ago; counted 2 and 4
the next 2 days, and so far 2 today. A few of them singing. This morning two
Eastern Bluebirds perched on a power line in a neighbor's yard, flew down to
snare something, and then flew on. Probably at least one
Kenn Kaufman, the renowned birding expert and guidebook author, will present
at the Denver Field Ornithologists evening program, Monday, Sept. 21st, at 7
p.m. MDT . . . via Zoom!
Kaufman topic is timelier than ever: âPatterns of Bird Migration
in North America. He will illustrate his
It’s been spending time on the west and north shores of Jackson Reservoir,
Morgan Co. Great shorebirding, too.
Christian Nunes
Boulder, CO
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Hi Cinnamon!
Those pelican photos are absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing with us
:)
*The birds are happy, and so am I*
*~Caleb Alons, Larimer County*
On Saturday, September 19, 2020 at 11:00:56 AM UTC-6 cinnamon...@gmail.com
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> One more thing...
>
> Right before I arrived, while
David's original note sees to refer to a good bit of incompetence, stupid
spending, poor oversight and poor insights on ecosystems. His note
insinuates political stupidity and incompetent or lazy Forest Service
administration leading to poor results on the ground.
But now- I think this issue
While scanning the ducks an adult Sabine's Gull flew through my scope view.
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Dave Wade found a lone American Golden-Plover on the east shore of Timnath
Reservoir this morning. North of East Bay. Viewed from north mudflats.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins
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