apable of it.
David Lawrance
Longmont CO
On Sunday, June 18, 2023 at 4:36:39 PM UTC-6 Ted Floyd wrote:
> Hey, all.
>
> Motivated by Diana Beatty's COBirds inquiry from earlier today, I quickly
> generated a few eBird range maps. Check it out:
>
> [image: Cassia Crossbill 1900-2000
I like Ted's article. A lot. To add another scenario: a yellow-crowned
night heron, an unusual bird for Boulder County but not for the nation, was
taking a frustrating first migration break along the shore of a pond in a
park in Hygiene. Lots of Colorado birders came to see it. A lifer for a
I completely love bird photography. I am not a very good birder. I am not a
good photographer. Each one makes me better at the other. I a technically
not a neighbor, either, though my heart feels it must be so. A few hotspots
are not simply interesting places to see different, out-of-season,
There were three trumpeter swans at Pella Crossing on the west side of 75th
in the first (private) pond mixed in with a bazillion cackling and Canada
geese.
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Just this week I've noticed about a 3x increase in number of herons, much
more tree-perching, flying in pairs, and more frequent interactions at
McIntosh Lake in Longmont There is a rookery at nearby Pella Crossing.
Perhaps the herons are fledging?
David
On Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at 11:04:35
