Hey, everybody, and Happy New Fiscal Year. Welp, it's July already, which
can mean only two things: baby birds galore and groovy insects aplenty at
Greenlee Wildlife Preserve & environs, Lafayette, Boulder Co.
Come celebrate with us by joining in the monthly *"Lafayette Birds!"
outing, starting
In the Winter 2022 edition of Colorado Birds, there is a report entitled
*Occurrence
of a Breeding Population of Gray-headed Juncos in Urban Denver, Including a
First Confirmed Breeding Record*. In the report, the authors detail the
occurrence of a breeding population of juncos at as many
Sorry for the extra post today. It was brought to my attention that the
Google Earth map from my post two days about sites to search for alpine
Brewer's Sparrows did not go through. I have attached it again here. If you
plan to visit a specific site and would like a higher-resolution map of
points
I visited two of the large willow carrs just north of Bristol Head west of
Creede in the San Juan Mountains yesterday (June 30). In addition to the
expected species, I found two male Brewer's Sparrows singing short songs in
patchy alpine willows ~1-2 m tall at ~11,700 ft (37.812777, -107.072592).
What or who is the best resource for ID of grassland ground nest with eggs?
I was sent Iphone pics with no scale straight down. Thanks.
Mindy H.
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Hi
Just back from a 4 day trip to Trappers Lake, Garfield Co.
On June 28, in the middle of the lake saw a train of small ducks, 4-5 ducks
following a leader, as one would expect to see with a family of ducks traveling
through the water. My 7X binocs just couldn’t confirm any field marks. The
