So far, we have 35 teams registered including 2 youth teams, 2 photo/audio
teams, 5 green teams, 20 automobile teams, and 6 non-competing teams, in 24 of
Colorado’s 64 counties These teams include 80 participants!
With 5 weeks before the event on May 8, we still have time to achieve our lofty
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 03, 2021
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Black Vulture
Today the black-capped chickadee appeared an hour later (12 noon instead of
11), and worked on the limb cavity for about 6 minutes. You could see it
taking out pieces of tree and dropping it to the ground. No nuthatches
showed up but when a male house finch flew into the tree about 10 feet away
Today under mild conditions, the crane departures have been constant since
about 9:30 this morning. Always sad to see them go. But then the excitement
begins to focus on migrating landbirds. How can a birder ever be bored?
John Stump and I birded together this week for the first time since the
I think if one would read the cited paper slated for publication and read
the supporting information for the paper, the overall story would be
clearer. It makes some very good points and clarifications.
Michael Tincher
Loveland, CO
On Friday, April 2, 2021 at 10:14:24 PM UTC-6 SeEtta wrote:
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