I have not been able to get out much the last few months, but did take a quick
trip out to Salisbury Equestrian Park Pond in Parker this AM. This location
has been quite good for fall shore birds past years, when water levels have
been appropriate. Currently the water level is too high for
Colorado Field Ornithologists seeks a *Project and Event Manager* who will
manage the implementation of a new CRM (Constituent Relationship
Management) and the full redesign of the CFO website. This person will
continue to follow through with the implementation of the new software
package while
Today was similar to yesterday but without the big flock of Chipping
Sparrows. Here's the breakdown of the 27 new birds banded:
Western Wood-Pewee 4
House Wren 2
Yellow Warbler 3
American Redstart 1
Common Yellowthroat 3
Wilson's Warbler 7
Chipping Sparrow 6
Clay-colored Sparrow 1
We will be
Hello Fellow Birders, This afternoon a female Bullock's Oriole paid a quick
visit to my little townhouse yard near Holly & Arapahoe in west Centennial.
She perched atop the shepherd's crook for about 2 minutes before moving on.
Hadn't seen one here in quite a while. Keep Smilin',Kevin
Adding to the thread “Bryan Got it Right” - at Clear Spring Ranch (El Paso Co)
this morning the strong overnight wind blew out the big numbers of birds I
banded yesterday - but blew in a new contingent of unusual migrants - including
Ovenbird (my 3rd here in 10 years), Cassin’s Vireo (my 5th
In a short loop around the block in my neighborhood in Security, CO this
morning, I observed 8 Mississippi Kites born this season being fed by at
least 5 adults. The young I saw are all new fliers, having fledged within
the last two weeks, and are being very vocal calling for parental
attention,
Hey, all.
Just a quick Sunday morning, Aug. 29, 2021, check-in. It's cool and
overcast here in Lafayette, eastern Boulder County.
I stepped outside for a moment to fix something in the yard that broke
overnight, and, right away, I heard my first-of-season *Wilson warbler.*
Thanks to Bryan
No. Has there ever been a White-rumped Sandpiper in fall migration in Colorado?
According to Birds Eye, there have been several eBird reports this month from
further east in the Central Flyway so it seems theoretically possible but I’m
not familiar with any documented sightings in Colorado
