Several rarities continue at Lake Pueblo State Park, Pueblo County today
January 30th. Two Yellow-billed, a Pacific, a Red-throated Loon, five
Common Loons, two Red-necked Grebes, also Horned, Eared, and Western
Grebes, adult Short-billed, adult Great Black-backed, Lesser Black-backed,
and
We drove the DIA Hawk loop yesterday and enjoyed numberous raptors:
11 Bald Eagles10 Ferruginous Hawks4 Red-tails3 Rough-legs3 Harriers
Hugh
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Thank you David for your excellent report. As you noted this remote area
draws considerable interest when the opportunity to see rare migrants are
present there is a dearth of birder visits otherwise even though the
resident birds need documenting. As I have gotten older I am leary of
traveling
Forgot to mention there have have 1-2 Snow Geese associating with the
Canada Geese on Canon City Valco Ponds. Snow Geese are uncommon here.
SeEtta Moss
Canon City
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A single Sandhill Crane has loafed with the hundreds of Canada Geese at the
Canon City Valco Ponds on MacKenzie Ave yesterday and today. This is early
for a crane stopping over on its migration north.
SeEtta Moss
Canon City
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US Bureau of Land Management is revising their habitat management plan
for Greater Sage Grouse. Again!
This time, BLM is taking comments from the public until February 6. If
you'd like to make comment to BLM - or like to learn more about the
iconic Greater Sage Grouse - then Tuesday is your
Hi CoBirders,
Friday January 28 I made the long journey from home to spend the morning at
Cottonwood Canyon along the border of Baca and Las Animas Counties. This
iconic Colorado birding spot is pretty far out there and far off paved
roads. It took me about 5 hours to get there from home,
