Cole Wild found an immature Pomarine Jaeger on Windsor Lake today.
The lake is in Windsor roughly at the intersection of Highway 257 and
highway 392, not to be confused with Windsor Reservoir which is a few miles
north.
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it on the northern most pond of the SWA. The closest access can be
found on off of Larimer Co Rd 58. There is also access from Larimer Co Rd 3.
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' maintenance team waits until the Flickers are
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protected them in the past but I'm not sure where that stands now - one
more reason to vote for different leadership.
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Sorry folks, I saw a Falcon on the powered pole that typically hosts the Gyr. I
was a little too hasty in reporting the Gyr. Turns out to be a Prairie Falcon
not the sought after Gyrfalcon.
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The Gyrfalcon is currently perched on the top crossbar of the first power pole
West of Trilby Road
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flying over.
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The Gyr made an appearance this morning on the power poles along Trilby Road.
It just flew off to the SE, it’s whereabouts unknown.
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Nick Komar and I spotted a Black-legged Kittiwake at Horseshoe Reservoir in
Loveland this morning. It was resting on the water in the bay near Elm Court
but flew off with the Gull flock and we are not sure where it went.
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, placement of the
white wing stripe and the characteristics of their flight style.
Unfortunately, the bird was out of range by the time I had my camera out. I
doubt it will be chaseable but prepared birders might catch sight of it as
it moves south along the front range. Good luck.
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from there but it seemed buoyant and
skillful in flight covering a long distance with minimal flapping. The
flight style was unlike any Buteo or Accipitor. After some study my best
guess would be a 1st year White-tailed Kite but I am left mystified."
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the Poudre Trail right where a small stream crosses underneath the trail.
True to their nature, it was skulky. I saw it for only a few seconds and
searched fruitlessly afterwards for over an hour.
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preening, facing the right way and the light was right, the red throat
could be seen.
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Nice find Josh!
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The Golden-crown made a brief yet photogenic appearance around 4 this
afternoon in the same location described above. It was last seen flying
towards the cattail marsh to the east.
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it and it soon
flew east paralleling Laporte.
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> *Highlights of a visit yesterday and another today, to Grandview Cemetery
> at the west terminus of Mountain Ave., FC:*
> Red-tailed Hawk
Lessers in
Colorado.
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We just spotted the Gyr at the landfill. Parked on Trilby Rd, we noticed the
starling, crows and ravens all flying en mass, that was our tip-off to its
presence. (Sorry Glenn W spotted it minutes after you left)
Walt Wehtje
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Greetings all, while searching for an elusive Black-and-white Warbler, I
happened upon an immature Yellow-bellied Sapsucker at Grandview Cemetery in
NW Fort Collins today. I also saw an Eastern Screech Owl and Merlin but the
warbler continues to elude me.
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of the
week. The Wellington SWA combines 3 distinct land units (Cobb, Scwhare, and
Wellington) into 1 umbrella SWA, it is the Wellington unit that has weekend
only restrictions. There is no problem entering the Cobb Lake unit during
the week. My mistake, sorry.
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or Monday will be the only day to chase these Kingbirds. I wouldn't expect
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I just received a request (through several intermediaries) to pass on a message
from John Rawinski. He is reporting that there are about 100 Black Swifts being
seen at Home Lake in Rio Grande County.
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Just spotted the Gallinule sneaking through the cattails at Running Deer NA. It
was in the same general area Rob described yesterday, the south end of the
main, front marsh.
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Greetings Birders,
I thought I would pass along this request for help from Colorado Parks and
Wildlife.
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On Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at 8:06:52 PM UTC-7, Nick Komar wrote:
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> Birders did a great job of monitoring the location of the elusive Harris’s
> Hawk today. Reports on Cobirds listserv and eBird accounted for its
> whereabouts almos
At 1:15 it was last seen flying south over Running Deer NA towards Rigden
Reservoir area.
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Nick Komar currently ( 9:50 am) has the Harris's Hawk perched in a tree in
the northeast side of Running Deer Natural Area, just south of Hagermans
Recycling. He is viewing it from the truck parking lot of the Colorado
Welcoming Center at Prospect Rd and I-25.
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Just spotted the Harris Hawk that was photographed last month. It’s on east
border of Running Deer in trees above Hagerman’s recycling. Currently have lost
sight of it. More details later.
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and obvious: and the breast is dark.
Scott S from Kansas directed me to this article:
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I would appreciate any comments, input or help on this puzzler.
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I may have spoken too soon, I now see orange in the lores which may exclude it
from being a Neotropic. Other than orange lores though, it looks good for Neo.
Do they hybridize? Could that be a possibility?
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Greetings birders, I just discovered a Neotropic Cormorant at Running Deer
Natural Area in Fort Collins. It is perched on some downed logs jutting out
over Pelican Pond which is at the southwest corner of the natural area.
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This was a tough little beastie to get photos of but I did manage to get a
few decent shots, here is one:
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Howdy birders,
In addition to the Iceland gull found yesterday by Dave Dowell there's is a
Great Black-backed full at Horseshoe reservoir in Loveland. Both are on the
south side of the res right now.
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small flock of them
chowing down near the Sandpiper. Next, a Goshawk from it's perch up on the
hill above Hwy 9 sees it's lunch of Robins going to town on the mealworms
at the shoreline Goshawk swoops in, Robins scatter and the hawk makes a
quick change of menu to Sandpiper supper! What? it could
I should say I think the tree it was feeding on is a Walnut tree, I'm not
100% certain on that. Whatever it is it sure is producing sap. I also
forgot to link to the ebird list, click on the map link for the exact
location. http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32935983
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please be
respectful of the homeowners in the area and stay on the street or
sidewalk.
Interestingly, but unrelated or maybe only slightly related, I saw this
interesting article about recently discovered dinosaur feathers:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/12/161208141637.htm
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the lake to the west side. At least we had confirming looks at it but no
photos, sorry.
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or the Poudre canyon
turnoff). That's where 287 makes a 90 degree turn to east. It was perched in
the dead trees above a farmhouse on the north side of the highway. This all
private land but it can be seen from a pull off of the highway there.
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Mammoser, Andy Bankart and Dave Leatherman all looking for it but
we couldn't relocate it. It was traveling in a large mixed flock of mostly
Wilson's, Townsend's and Chickadees. We refound the flock and I pulled out
a female American Redstart but not the Blackburnian.
Good luck and good bird'n
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Blue-gray Gnatcatcher and an unexpected Pine Sisken.
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Well, I know it's not a Horned Lark... Looks like a Brown Headed Cowbird
to me.
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> Can anyone name this bird? A parent brought this individual a green
> caterpillar to eat, ph
have seen them there.
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Warbler, I have seen 28! species of warblers in and around Fort Collins in
one years time. I think that's a remarkable number for the front range, so
I am remarking.
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I just spotted the loon from the swim beach, it's on the east side slowly
moving north. Views unfortunately, are distant and less than satisfactory.
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. It was last seen about the middle of the lake on the north end from
the northern most parking area of the state park. Here is the best photo I
could manage:
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it have been a Zone-tailed
Hawk?
I'm throwing that out there on the slim chance a tropical Zone-tailed Hawk
is flying around northern Colorado in February - at least a few more eyes
will be looking for it.
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An American Woodcock is present at Bobcat Ridge Natural Area. It is in the same
stream as the one found here last year, perhaps the same bird? We found this
one right by the entrance to the parking lot.
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A few more photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/
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more pass through the shrubs and trees that still held leaves. That last
pass payed off. I posted a few pics on my ebird list.
:http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S25912489
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On Monday, August 10, 2015 at 10:50:20 AM UTC-6, Nick Komar wrote:
This morning I joined David Wade and Georgia Doyle to investigate whether
the Baird's sparrows can still be detected on CR 5 in northeast Larimer
speculating here).
Good luck and good birding,
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Looks like I did it, I made myself a fool. Nick Komar straightened me
out. Turns out they are Horned Larks.
Mea Culpa
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these?
https://flic.kr/p/wm6qhA
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Meanwhile... I'm feeling kinda lonely over here at the other hotspot
http://ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L376 Why is it birding and baseball
feels like a natural fit but football and birding, not so much?
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I put up a few of the pics I managed to get of Worm-eater. Forgive me for
the blurriness, I had to stand on tip-toes while manually focusing.
https://flic.kr/p/tfjGQc
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On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 4:38:55 PM UTC-6, David Wade wrote:
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the Worm-eater or listen for its buzzy metallic call which it gave a few
times while I was there.
All the birds were in the flooded stand of trees just west and south of
theMcMurry Ponds parking lot. McMurry Ponds is at the end of Hemlock St.
off of N College Ave.
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A quick stop at Reservoir Ridge NA in west Ft Collins revealed a pair of male
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Dixon reservoir remains closed due to wet and muddy conditions.
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parking at the power substation nearby and walking along the road to view
the pond. Because the land on both sides of the road is private property
and the narrow road shoulder, this can be a difficult pond to observe.
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Birders, I too, saw a Broad-winged Hawk this morning but at Grandview
Cemetery in Fort Collins. It was riding the wind as it blew through the
cemetery and continued on down Mountain Ave. At the speed it was moving it
could have been the same one Ted saw, who knows?
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from the east side parking lot, it was about the
5th or 6th pole depending on which pole you start counting by.
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it preened
and rested long enough to get some distant digiscoped shots. It was last
seen flying south over the lake. Boyd Lake is a state park and requires a
pass to enter.
There are 5 shots in the photostream, here is first
one: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/16700887935/
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Finally, during our stake-out we saw a Belted Kingfisher on the telephone
wires along Buckeye Road. A bit incongruous on a cold snowy day but not
surprising considering Hamilton Reservoir is less than a mile away.
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Greetings, I would like to volunteer but am having trouble sending an
email, something to do with SMTP server, whatever that is. Is there another
way to get in touch with you Rob?
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On Friday, February 6, 2015 at 4:18:58 PM UTC-7, Rob Sparks wrote:
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little further South of Watson Lake, at Reservoir Ridge Natural Area, I
spotted a pair of Western Grebes swimming in one of the bays of Horsetooth
Reservoir. I also spotted a Rough-legged Hawk hovering in the late
afternoon winds.
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On Monday, January 26, 2015 at 1:45
Yellow-billed Loon present as of 8:30. Best seen from far north parking lot.
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Yellow-billed Loon present as of 8:30. Best seen from far north parking lot.
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the
intersection with Owl Canyon Road.
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I posted a couple of long distance photos of the Scoters
here https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/15629655118/
From several of the previous posts, it sounds like some northern waterbirds
rode the winds into Colorado last night. Should be an exciting next few
days.
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T
On Sunday, November 9, 2014 3:40:50 PM UTC-7, kickback wrote:
I saw this red tailed hawk this morning at Big Johnson reservoir in El
Paso County. It looks like it could be a Krider's due to all of the white
on its head but I would appreciate some comments on this.
This is the best
The Big Johnson hawk looks very similar to this hawk
( https://www.flickr.com/photos/aphelionart/15572392760/ ) seen Oct 18 at
Barr Lake SP by Cathy from Aphelion Art. My two cents is it's a Harlan's
or Harlan's cross.
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On Sunday, November 9, 2014 3:40:50 PM UTC-7
there be on the look-out for it.
Also seen today: Golden Bald Eagles, M F Northern Harriers, Pintails, 3
Herring Gulls (1 Vega like), and a Northern Shrike.
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or gulls in the week or two to come. It's located on the North
side of the trail about midway (.5 mile) from Taft or Overland,
unfortunately, the view is through a chain-link fence.
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, 2014 11:59:05 PM UTC-6, David Wade wrote:
Hello Birders,
I saw a first year Laughing Gull at Boyd Lake in Loveland today (Oct 2).
It was circling over the middle of the lake with a dozen or so Franklin's
Gulls. It's pointed wings and darker underwings made it stand out. I
managed to get some
in the
photostream.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/15238880960/
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anybody have any comments?
Snipe:
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LT. Jeager present as of 11 am plus 2 Sabines and 1 common/arctic Tern
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. If anybody goes to Boyd for the Jaeger keep your eyes open for it
near the entrance.
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Noticed a posting on the Colorado Rare Bird Alert of possible sightings of
both a Little Blue Heron and a Crested Caracara in Larimer County today and
had to investigate. Found out that it was a pair of Black-crowned
Night-Herons, one adult and one immature.
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@N05/14601928416/ I didn't feel
like sticking around so I have no news on the Wren. One could say; all
quiet on the wren front.
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be shorter in the Rock than the Cactus. Comparing my photo to ones on the
web it seems more consistent with Rock Wren. I guess i will chalk it up as
an aberrantly plumaged Rock Wren.
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The bird was located on the Power Line Trail approximately 2 miles up from
the lower Valley Loop Trail. Its just below Mahony(sp?) park. I marked the
right side of the trail with an X made of pine cones and on the left side I
placed a small rock cairn atop a small boulder.
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it lifted up and
away. https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/14469995271/
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passerine, none the less, possible evidence of breeding there too.
I have a few records from Larimer County from 1988 to 1992 and none of
those show any Blue Grosbeaks. My first Larimer sighting was is 2011 when I
saw one that year.
David Wade
Fort Collins, CO
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Definitely saw 1 Northern Parula, probably 2, at Dixon reservoir today. The
Black White warbler continues also.
David Wade
Fort Collins
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nice pictures of it's inflated air sacs.
Here is the link, there are more in the photo stream:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/14003491704/
David Wade
Fort Collins
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The Black-throated Gray Warbler still present as of 2:30 this afternoon at
Dixon Reservoir. Thanks to Rachel H. for initially locating it.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13905401981/
David Wade
Fort Collins
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: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13685317484/
Kriders: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13685016843/
Unknown Raptor: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13685016843/
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Sorry about the bad link it should be
Unknown Raptor: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13685690524/
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