A few years ago we had a pair of immature Osprey do essentially a practice
nesting in September in Canon City.
SeEtta Moss
Canon City
On Tue, Sep 19, 2023, 10:08 AM Brenda Beatty wrote:
> does anyone have any ideas on why an osprey would be hanging out at
> his/her nest this time of year?
>
>
After a couple of months of rehab for a bum knee, I decided to go on a mountain bike ride around Barr Lake’s perimeter Saturday. Much to my dismay, the state park that I consider my home base, was being torn to shreds. I didn’t understand why until this thread. During my entire ride, Joni
I sent emails to all the local news channels but everyone else should as well.---Rachel Kolokoff HopperFollow me on iNaturalistrkhphotography.netho...@comcast.netFt. Collins, COOn Sep 19, 2023, at 5:55 PM, James Bruening <87211...@gmail.com> wrote:Nathan, Tammy, et al.,Anyone
Nathan, Tammy, et al.,
Anyone who thinks rip rap is habitat enhancement should have themselves
checked. Has anyone alerted any Denver News channels? How about Crime
Stoppers (I wish that were possible)? What was the granting agency that
approved the increased water level? Can we email them
First off, thanks to Nathan for sounding the alarm about the changes in
progress at Barr Lake. The increase in the water level completed last year
has almost certainly contributed to the reduced number of summer and
year-round residents that we have caught/documented this season. As Nathan
August 2023 Birds Woodland Park Yard Area and Beyond
American White Pelican-
South Platte River near Lake George- 8-3, 1
Turkey Vulture-
Crystal Res. on 8-30
Bald Eagle-
Crystal Res. on 8-30, adult
Golden Eagle-
Route to Whale Peak from Gibson Lake TH on 8-17, near summit, subadult
Route to
We have a book signing eventat the bookstore this month for you to put on your
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If Bald Eagles live at Barr Lake all year round, could that be used as
leverage to stop them from destroying the Bald Eagle habitat?
Susan Rosine
Brighton
(and volunteer for Bird Conservancy of the Rockies)
On Tue, Sep 19, 2023, 1:49 PM Nathan Pieplow wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Tammy VerCauteren
What a day filled with nice birds and 90 1st and 2nd graders! Five new
birds for the season including Yellow-shafted and Red-shafted Flickers,
along with Townsend's Solitaire, Oregon Junco, and Blue-gray Gnatcatcher.
The kids really got a kick out of the big and small birds.
*38 New Birds
Hello all,
Tammy VerCauteren at Bird Conservancy of the Rockies let us know this
morning that an unfortunate situation is unfolding at Barr Lake State Park.
FRICO, the ditch company that built the reservoir and owns the water
rights, recently increased the water level in the reservoir to
Brenda,
I don’t know where you’re located (it would be helpful to know that), but i
saw a couple of young in Aspen a few days ago.
Bill, thanks for your input.
Linda
Linda Hodges
Colorado Springs
On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 12:01 PM Bill Miller wrote:
> Having been involved in the Osprey
Having been involved in the Osprey introduction program innFort Collins two
decades ago, I learned that the nadultm birds begin the migration south
first, then followed by their young. Suspect the individual
thatnyounare observing is one of the young-of-the-year that hasn't quite
realized
does anyone have any ideas on why an osprey would be hanging out at his/her
nest this time of year?
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You are located between several good birding groups. Denver Field
Ornithologists to your north has what is arguably the best bird club field trip
program in the world. Denver Audubon also does great bird work. To the south
Aiken Audubon has excellent programs. If you are interested in a broader
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