Yesterday (5/23) continued the trend of a variety of species led by Yellow
Warbler and Catbirds. We banded a total of 27 new birds:
Willow Flycatcher 1
Dusky Flycatcher 3
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 1 (FOS)
Gray Catbird 7
Yellow Warbler 7
MacGillivray's Warbler 1
Common Yellowthroat 2
Wilson's Warbler
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Hi COBirders,
This morning was cool, calm, and clear - very nice, and there was a good
arrival especially of small birds that lasted until about 1030. 43 birds banded
of 15 species, 24 warblers, my best banding day of the year. Early it was all
warblers and flycatchers, and later more of the bi
Hi all
Northern Mockingbird showed in yard this morning singing up a storm.
Western Wood-Pewee yesterday. Blue Grosbeak at local "grassland bird haven"
in and around CR 102/100/41-area. The gravel pit trees at CR 94/37 are
noisy with usual breeding birds--sometimes you can get three oriole spe
Hi birders!
The Baltimore oriole previously reported on the west side of Pella Crossing
open space was still present and singing this morning. Also of potential
interest is a breeding plumage red-necked grebe in the pond just north of
the parking lot.
Good birding,
Laura Steadman
Boulder
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Two gorgeous Indigo Buntings in the meadow just past the cottages on Bluebell
Road, singing away.
Jane Baryames
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Good Morning CO Birders,
Yesterday evening I was standing on the bluff on the east side of Totten
Reservoir at 1800, just outside Cortez, and was about to leave when a
Chaetura sp. buzzed by me. I almost dropped my scope. This may not seem
like a big deal to CO birders closer to Kansas, but for us