Hi all,
This past weekend my brother and I birded the Summit/Grand County
reservoirs with mixed success. Below is a summary of each destination and
its highlights, in case anyone is interested in making a similar trip:
*Dillon Reservoir:* Relatively devoid of waterfowl, although there were
The Bohemian Waxwing was continuing at the Hudson Gardens with around 25
Cedar Waxwings. Me and a few others saw them at the north side of the
parking lot near the Inn at Hudson Gardens, east of the Welcome Center.
They were staying rather loyal to the trees, staying in the canopy of the
All,
The State Land Board just notified me that, since Weds is a holiday - *comments
are due by tomorrow, Nov 10th at 12 noon.*
In addition, they've stated that they'd be willing to negotiate a layered
lease price with us (typically ~$5000 for 3-4 days/year), so we may be able
to work with
Pueblo Reservoir is getting better. Black Scoter, Red-necked Grebe,
Pacific Loon, 11+ Common Loons, 8 Lesser Black-backed Gull, 3 Iceland
(Thayer's). Long-tailed Duck continues below the dam at Pueblo West Pit as
well. No Frigatebirds and no Ancient or Long-billed Murrelet. An Ancient
was
The cold front has brought in new birds in our yard this morning. Fun to
get a White-throated Sparrow from the deck. Yard Bird! Also, FOS, American
Tree Sparrow and Slate-colored Junco.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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Hi all
I did the complete raptor Alley tour and saw all of the expected species. A
total of 41 raptors seen. Misses include Great Horned Owl (infrequent) and
accipiters (rare).
- Bald Eagle - 4
- American Kestrel - 15
- Red-tailed Hawk - 11
- Prairie Falcon - 1
- Merlin - 1
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The WWSC continues in Fort Collins for a ninth day. It was not flagged as
rare on eBird this morning.
Jay Breidt
Fort Collins
On Sun, Nov 1, 2020 at 9:43 AM Jay Breidt wrote:
> Great close-up views of white winged scoter in Zeigler Pond, near the
> entrance to the Environmental Learning
