with these birds
for nearly three months now.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
I'm unable to attend the Red Rocks Christmas Bird Count today. Bob just
called with the report of a juvenile Golden-Crowned Sparrow at the feeders
behind the Trading Post. We wanted to get the word out, as it could be a
state bird for many.
Lea Ann Brown
Highlands Ranch
8:30 a.m.
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Cobirders,
Sabine's Gull near the west boat slip at noon Tuesday.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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Cobirders,
Among the most interesting birds this morning was a Pacific Loon, an
American Avocet and a Black-bellied Plover. There were many (40 plus)
Mountain Bluebirds in several locations in the park. A single Barn Swallow
was working just above the water.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
Cobirders,
The Black Vulture was seen at about 10:40 this morning. Thanks to Loch's
timely phone call everyone at the Homestead Parking Area saw the bird. It
trailed south gaining a bit of altitude then around and to the northeast
gradually drifting further away towards Franktown.
Bob Brown
not see the Neotropic Cormorant reported at Lower Latham. Couple of
Stilt Sandpipers were best for me there.
A single Clark's Grebe was in the inlet canal on the west side.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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To add to David Leatherman's report:
Monday at Crow Valley Campground:
We did see Black-headed Grosbeaks, 3 males, 1 female
Flushed 1 Poorwill
Numerous Orange-crowned Warblers
I'm still in awe over how many Spotted Towhee's were present
Just west of SR14 and CR57 we saw one immature
Cobirder's:
Migration definitely paid a visit to Chatfield Reservoir today. After
brunch and a late start of birding, we arrived at about 10:00.
Our drive to the stables on the west side of the park revealed an impressive
Sparrow fallout. The road was littered; the meadows were crawling
