The first day without a single warbler, not even a recapture. And our
first day with a real mixed flock of Juncos - we spent time consulting our
various sources of information to identify 13 Juncos, most of them young,
of different populations. The most interesting one on whose ID we agreed
I also had a Steller’s Jay in my Aurora yard yesterday. Near Buckley and
Mississippi.
Meg Reck
Arapahoe
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> Denver Audubon just had a report from Susan Nobles of a Steller's Jay in her
> Aurora
Denver Audubon just had a report from Susan Nobles of a Steller's Jay in her
Aurora yard, Peoria & Alameda. Farther east than normal.
Hugh Kingery
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The Black Rails in southeast Colorado have been Federally listed as
Threatened, a long needed designation to hopefully provide some protection.
https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/elusive-eastern-black-rail-threatened-rising-sea-levels-73470610
SeEtta Moss
Canon City
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Last night I was in Wheat Ridge at a friend's warehouse where we play ping
pong, and at about 8:00 a bird flew in through the open big garage door.
It flew around for a bit and then landed on a wire and I id'd it as a
Saw-whet Owl. It settled down and despite our efforts to get it to leave
it
Another out-of-place sighting of Mountain Chickadees this morning.
I had a pair near the main entrance of Two Ponds NWR in Arvada. I haven’t
seen them here before and they aren’t listed on the Refuge checklist.
Amy
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Arvada
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This morning I heard, then found, two mountain chickadees in Niwot around my
feeders. This is the earliest I have ever had them, as they usually aren’t here
until the dead of winter. It might be part of the phenomenon of montane birds
moving around because of fires. No juncos yet, though.
Hi all
Believe it or not, we had a Clark's Nutcracker in our Nunn yard during
blizzard of 2003!
Thanks, Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/birds-and-more-of-the-pawnee-national-grassland
On Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at 7:15:34 AM
We had our first ever (in 50 years) Clark's Nutcracker pair come to our
cabin near Meeker Park at 8750 feet, from about Aug. 28 to mid-September.
One bird learned to get more peanuts in the front yard where we throw them
by coming to the back window while I washed dishes & pecking on the
