Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 23, 2022
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Black Vulture
Except for the wind, opening day of spring banding was very normal, which
was excellent after the very low numbers of birds caught both spring
(Chatfield) and fall (Barr) in 2021. The wind, which kicked up about 9:15
and required the closure of over half the nets, probably kept it from being
a
Incredible! Please thank her for us! Job well done.
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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> On Apr 23, 2022, at 2:58 PM, rosanne juergens
> wrote:
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> Fantastic work by Tiffany Hansen! I guess this was after it had been seen at
> Cherry Creek SP in the morning of the 16th.
I have a complete set of Arthur Cleveland Bent's Life Histories of North
American Birds (all 26 volumes) that I'd like to get rid of. It's the Dover
paperback edition in very good condition. The set sells for around $250
online but I'll take the best offer if you can meet me to pick them up
Please disregard my previous post about seeing the Brown Pelican flying! I
just looked at some of my shots and it does appear to be huddled near the
white pelicans on the little strip of land near the beaver dam. We
initially thought it was a rock. So what did we see flying overhead?
Lesley
Finally able to see the Brown Pelican today around 3PM from the overlook.
We thought we had missed it because it wasn't with the white pelicans near
the beaver dam. But I happened to look up at the right time just as it
soared over us and then landed back into the water. It was so very
Fantastic work by Tiffany Hansen! I guess this was after it had been seen
at Cherry Creek SP in the morning of the 16th.
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
On Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 2:43:39 PM UTC-6 ouz...@aol.com wrote:
> Here's a part of the Brown Pelican story that we didn't know. Tiffany
Wow! Thanks for posting about this Hugh! It was right after this that the
Brown Pelican was seen at Cherry Creek on the 16th too! (It has since
returned to Chatfield - unless as another birder reported, perhaps there
were two?)
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
On Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 2:43:39
Still there 1:20. Great view from the overlook.
Charlie chase
Denver
On Sat, Apr 23, 2022 at 11:01 AM Laura Steadman
wrote:
> The brown pelican is still present at the S Platte delta of Chatfield.
> Hunkered down with a group of white pelicans. decent views from east of the
> small parking lot
Birders,
1st yr male just south of banding Station.
Ira Sanders
Golden CO
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The brown pelican is still present at the S Platte delta of Chatfield.
Hunkered down with a group of white pelicans. decent views from east of the
small parking lot south of the heronry overlook.
Good birding,
Laura Steadman
Boulder
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By the 1960’s, due to organochlorine pesticides, the once-abundant Brown
Pelican disappeared from the northern Caribbean (Texas-Louisiana). Today, due
to conservation initiatives, the Brown Pelican is now again abundant in the
region, thus explaining the higher possibility of wanderers
Heard one in our yard just now, I'm sure plenty of others have already chimed
in at your locations. Tree Swallows coming through; Mourning Doves are back (I
don't think they go many miles but just to better protected yards!); WC
Sparrows have brightened our recent mornings, it feels like the
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