In Southern Colorado, the last eruption of Bohemian Waxwings was in
February 2005, there were 3,000+ around Lathrop State Park, Huerfano
County. Between 2005 and 2022, I only saw Bohemian Waxwings in Colorado in
2013 in Fremont County, a small number.
Colorado Christmas Bird Counts this winter,
I love these stories is why I still read Cobird!
Thank you do much.
Cassins male and female, Evening grosbeaks, and a flock of Bohemians in my yard
this week!
Libby Edwards
North Fort Collins
> On Jan 31, 2023, at 11:16 AM, Matt Webb wrote:
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> Hey all,
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> I always enjoy hearing about
Matt,
Thank you for sharing your (birding) origin story and how the waxwings played
an important role in your life’s path – a very fun read!! You are not the
first to be ignited by these guys – think Steve may have a few years on you –
and certainly won’t be the last. Let’s hope this
Like clockwork, the birds are back. W. Hawthorn Ct. and W. Centennial Drive.
Sharon Norfleet
Louisville, Boulder County
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*Matthew M Webb*
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Hey all,
I always enjoy hearing about people's experiences with specific birds or
species! Bohemian (and Cedar!) Waxwings have always been an important bird
to me, as they are the main reason that I got back into birding (and now
work with birds full time!).
As a kid I had been into birds and
Last Friday (January 27th), I saw a Say's Phoebe along Clear Creek near the
Youngfield entrance to Prospect Park. The bird was exhibiting hawking behavior
over the creek water west of the parking lot, across from where the new
Lutheran Hospital is being built. Has anyone else seen this
