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and links to register, submit an abstract for a talk, poster or workshop,
and sign up for room- or ride-share. Feel free to contact me if you have
any questions about the event or about our organization.
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Hello All,
Just doing my due diligence to report that the DFO trip to South Platte
Park that was supposed to go out this Saturday has been canceled due to low
attendance (n=1). I'll see about scheduling a similar trip in the fall
when there are more birds and it's not so hot.
Stay cool.
Amber
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The trip I had planned to lead for DFO to the Nebraska Panhandle has been
cancelled. The forecast is called for snow and very low temperatures, making it
unsafe to drive up there. I hope weather is better for other trips.
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Good afternoon.
The forecast is calling for strong wind on the Pawnee tomorrow, so the field
trip I was to lead is cancelled.
Happy birding!
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migratory birds and banding research. We could go
birding afterward.
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rope-dragging team and watching for birds. Trapping involves walking no
more than a mile, carrying light-weight gear, and observing bird behavior
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promenade,
which are normally devoid of anything other than chickadees. I realize
this is sort of a throw-away observation, but I thought it was interesting.
Keep an eye out for interesting birds downtown! Apparently they're still
making their way through.
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I was up there Sunday too and did not find it to be slow, but perhaps
that's because I wasn't expecting to see any birds at all. I was pleased
with the very cooperative Williamson's Sapsuckers (2+ pairs); family of
Mountain Bluebirds; White-breasted, Red-breasted, and Pygmy Nuthatches in
the
As Nick Komar correctly pointed out, they were Gray-headed, not Pink-sided.
I was just testing you all :-)
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On Tuesday, July 14, 2015 at 9:28:35 AM UTC-6, Amber Carver wrote:
I was up there Sunday too and did not find it to be slow, but perhaps
that's because I wasn't expecting
note, Chestnut-collared Longspurs are using CR 114 just east of
the intersection with CR 45 (near the tree with the Golden Eagle platform,
if you're familiar with the area). They can be seen walking in the road.
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It would be interesting to see if it's a localized phenomenon. We have
many Common Nighthawks at the Central Plains Experimental Range (Weld Co.)
right now, and they are quite active even during the middle of the day.
Just yesterday, we paused field work to watch a pair in courtship flight.
Dave,
Thanks for the heads-up. I look forward to seeing the pictures.
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Littleton, CO
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 9:37:59 PM UTC-6, Dave Stroud wrote:
I snapped some shots of what I think is a juvie Yellow grosbeak in
Durango, Colorado, but I don't see any indication that anyone has
During the course of field work at the Central Plains Experimental Range
(north of Nunn, Weld Co.) yesterday, we bumped into a female Bullock's
Oriole sitting on a barbed wire fence. This is highly unusual, as there is
no riparian habitat and very few trees here. Strange times!
Amber Carver
Sorry, I assumed the CPER was a well-known spot. It's in Weld County, 10
minutes north of Nunn, just off Hwy 85. Let me know if you'd like a more
precise description. It's about 45 minutes northeast of Ft. Collins and
1.5 hrs north of Denver proper.
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Sparrow: 1
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Warbler (Audubon's) 5
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Ditto. I bird by sound first, sight second. It behooves all birders with
good hearing to learn the songs and calls of birds, because ID's are
usually faster and more accurate if you are familiar with vocalizations.
And you miss out on a hell of a lot of birds if you ignore the ones that
are
What area did you see it in? I stopped by a couple of days ago and could
not find it.
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On Monday, December 2, 2013 8:26:23 PM UTC-7, Art Hudak wrote:
I was disappointed to see that the bird continues, I can only hope that
tomorrow the bird will depart
over to the Arsenal and play Where's Waldo with
the gulls. It's quite a spectacle.
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I visited a couple of spots yesterday, and I am writing to report NO jaeger
at Chatfield, and NO phalarope at Tower Road. I did see the Pacific Loon
at Chatfield, and there were a couple of avocets on Tower Road in the
flooded field between 96th and 104th.
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them? I'd like to know how big the kettle was and how long it stuck
around.
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exciting... unless you
get excited by dozens of Swainson's Hawks.
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a total
of three birds. This included two new Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and one
American Robin that had been banded on April 24th.
We are off to an interesting start this week. For photos of the nice birds
that we caught today, check out our Facebook page.
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Walking up a road is one thing, but we birders rarely show up without
binoculars. I have often wondered about the ethics/legality of posting the
location of strangers' feeders. I think in the future that before we
advertise a yard where an interesting bird was seen, we should get the
Brown Creeper: 1
Hermit Thrush: 1
House Finch: 1
White-throated Sparrow: 1
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A female American Redstart was banded today at the Connected Lakes unit of
the James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park. She probably won't stick
around, but it may be worth a look if you're in the area. She was banded
in the parking area that is north of the boat launch.
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Robin: 15
Ruby-crowned Kinglet: 9
Spotted Towhee: 4
Black-capped Chickadee: 2
Dark-eyed Junco (Oregon): 2
Song Sparrow: 2
Bewick's Wren: 1
Hermit Thrush: 1
House Finch: 1
White-throated Sparrow: 1
Wilson's Warbler: 1
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that the public day is this Saturday. I'll be banding from
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet: 1
Steller's Jay: 1
Warbling Vireo: 1
White-crowned Sparrow: 1
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I can give you tips on a few birds. The Gunnison Sage-Grouse should be
relatively easy. They are lekking right now at the Black Canyon of the
Gunnison National Park, but you have to get out of your car to find them.
The rangers will be more than happy to tell you where they've been seen
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-crowned Sparrow, and (our final bird of the day) a Northern
Pygmy-Owl. Coen Dexter and Bill Day saw a Yellow-throated Vireo nearby, but
they were not able to coax it into the net. This brings our number of
individuals to 105 and species to 24.
Amber Carver
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Ridgway
the number of species remains at 20.
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species to the season list: Yellow-breasted Chat and Lincoln's Sparrow.
That brings the total number of individuals to 72 and species to 20.
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, and 11 of the other 15 species have only been captured once
this season. Elsewhere in the area, the diversity and volume of migrants
has been higher, and it remains to be seen whether that influx will reach
Ridgway before the end of the season.
Amber Carver
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. There was a
good turnout of volunteers preparing for another season of education
programs. We banded 13 new birds today and 0 recaptures:
Olive-sided Flycatcher 1
Swainson's Thrush 1
Gray Catbird 2
MacGillivray's Warbler 1
Wilson's Warbler 3
Lazuli Bunting 4
Indigo Bunting 1
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