Josh,
Thanks for the post and picture. The bird shown looks the same as the
birds at my feeder.
Ira
On Sat, Mar 6, 2021, 3:38 PM Josh Bruening <87211...@gmail.com> wrote:
> All,
>
> To piggy-back on Ira's post, there are at least 4 different Purple Finches
> that have been seen in Larimer
BBS office just announced that the BBS field work will resume this year. It
also said, "Safety has always been a top priority for the BBS program and
remains so. Much of this upcoming season will operate as in years past but
there will be additional guidelines for observers to follow that will
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 06, 2021
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black
All,
To piggy-back on Ira's post, there are at least 4 different Purple Finches
that have been seen in Larimer County today. One male at a feeder in
Loveland, a female type at a residence near Horsetooth Mountain Park,
another female type at a residence in west Fort Collins as well as a
You might not want to exclude Cassin’s Finch by season yet - I saw one this
morning in my yard in NW COS, and others all week. But I can almost always see
their distinctive “crest”. Not many males this winter, maybe only a handful,
and not in the last six weeks, but “female” types are still
Birders,
This morning at 9 am when I was putting out the feeders and refilling, I
had 3 female birds that at 1st struck me as Cassin's Finches but this isn't
the weather that I normally get any Cassin's. I didn't want to flush them
as they were in the seed tray and then went to the water so I
