-chinned & Broad-tailed. Fewer Rufous--or else some of those rufousy
female-types haven't learned aggressive Rufous behavior. One Calliope, briefly,
a a week ago.
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the ponderosa woodlands along the
first part of the route, the part that the Hayman fire changed drastically into
Rock Wren habitat. Their habitat is gone gone gone.
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its song) but Rock Wrens have increased due to Habitat change. They have
burgeoned in the aftermath of the 2002 Hayman Fire, and to a lesser extent, the
1996 Buffalo Creek Fire.
We also counted 31 Western Tanagers, not a record but still a high count
and 30 Broad-tailed Humm.
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side we have a steady flock of Lazuli Buntings (up to 7) eating millet
under our feeders (while we have them out -- a big bear has informed us that we
need to take in the feeders when we leave home). I treasure the intense blue of
their heads as it glows in the light.
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Colo 64 east on Colo 64 twomiles; south and east on CR 122 to end.
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Two possibilities
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I thought we had one in Larkspur but I don't locate her on my list.
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Hummingbirds showed up last week.
The Walker Pit, on 4/22 & 23 had one Willet, and on 4/23 had one unidentifiable
peep.
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and 3 (silent) Mountain Bluebirds, for at least an hour. Otherwise, the same
contingent as yesterday. Meadowlarks & Song Sparrows House Finches singing.
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- though more birds than two weeks ago --
20 species. Residents have started to sing: Black-capped Chickadees,W.
Meadowlarks, & Song Sparrows. eBird deemed the Common Grackle as rare --
though I wouldn't.
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We drove the RMA wildlife tour route this morning (and this afternoon). We
tallied 31 species, half of them waterfowl.
We debated the highlights -- these three candidates:
Prairie Merlin perched on a fence post so intent on his meal that he
allowed close (in the car) contact.
Half a
Apex; w on CR 4; N of
CR 4N to Tolland; W on CR 16,then N on FR 149 up Rollins Pass to end. 4-wheel
drive advised.
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spotted 3 Eastern Bluebirds Jan. 25, but
they didn't stick around. I need to get a camera.
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* Griggles: small apples left on a tree. I think we can apply it to the sumac
berries too.
Source: Robert Macfarlane, quoted in High Country News. His book off
Eagle
13N.Harrier
1 Sharp-shinned Hawk
1 N. Goshawk
53Red-tailed Hawk
19Rough-legged Hawk
14Am. Kestrel
1 Merlin
2 Prairie Falcon
The variety otherwise seemed typical.
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uals. That will come later.
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east, and you can see a big concrete block ahead: the bluebirds sparkled across
the river, in DOUGLAS county.
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. 25). (eBird asked for details.)
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olor of the autumn
foliage.
Roxborough & Red Rocks probably share the autumn color & the same birds.
Come on out!
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live here in the summer, but usually show up about now. The scrub oaks have a
huge supply of acorns that probably will encourage them to spend the winter.
Then this morning, Urling & I encountered one White-crowned Sparrow, our first
migrant of that species this fall.
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both a Western Meadowlark & a Plumbeous Vireo. Other than that, the usual
species even after our 10-day absence and no feeders filled.
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Sad morning. Our neighbor called us after a female Yellow Warbler ran into
their window. We rushed over to see if it was okay but unfortunately she
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Last Chance route for
forty-six--46 years -- annually since 1968. He finally decided to retire from
the route after running it this year.
Congratulations to Lowell for sucn an imprssive record. Volunteers like him
make Colorado field ornithology outstanding.
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scratched on the tree. Immediately a Boreal Owl head poked out. It surveyed the
clearing for 30 seconds, then withdrew.
Everyone walked away, silently, single file, to the buses. Success!
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I always thought of him as the center of Colorado's ornithological pulse. His
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use it. I'd have to use my phone even to find it.
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since the original spate of observations?
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Jodi Barr sent Denver Audubon a picture of a molting male Summer Tanager in her
yard at 10700 East Dartmouth in Denver. She saw it May 18, and it may still be
coming in. Contact her at to confirm its continued
presence.
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of these
birds and up scattered 150 or so Lark Buntings & at least 30 Kingbirds.
We always find Lark Bunting flocks fulfilling, and this fulfilled.
(I forgot to mention that we got our first Lark Bunting fix this year on the
way home from the Lamar CFO convention. More fuilfillemnt.
tilt
Sandpipers & 2 Long-billed Dowitchers, and an Eastern Phoebe that's taken up
residence along the Highline Canal. Lots of towhees, both Green-tailed &
Spotted.
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we returned to the
cars at 11:30, the field had four of them. So they use the field, but not all
day.
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uropean elm flea weevils --except that it fed in a
well-leafed-out cottonwood, so probably not elm weevils.
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Walker Road from the gravel pit pond -- it lacked white around the face but had
red legs, and very red knees (or whatever those things are). And red in the
face.
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sunning under the highway bridge-- and not
inclined to move.
[My computer decided not to funciton yesterday so you get this essential news a
bit later.]
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hole (at the north end of the
woods).
Otherwise, normal species at McClain, Walker Pit, and the Mitchell Gulch trail
(though it sparkled with a singing Canyon Wren).
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Start 4 miles E and 8 miles S of Anton;north 9 miles on CR HH; E 2 miles on CR
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the skylight died & went away). It stopped at 12
species. We hope the cottonwood we planted 3 years ago will soon grow tall
enough for more action.
And a list of birds seen on haystacks -- now up to 51 species, in 54 years.
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A miscellany of observations around here during February:
Winter Wren one2/19Castlewood Canyon SP
Ruby-crowned Kinglet one 2/26Cherry Creek trail near N. Pinery Pkwy.
Mountain Bluebird2/14 Winkler Ranch, by Kathy Dressel.
We saw one 2/19 and 2 today,
all the
cold & snowy weather. Tops is around 25-30.
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nly when
desperate? How can we figure this out?
[I suspect that our junco cotillion isn't unique -- I've heard other feeder
watchers comment on similar phenomona.]
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An addendum to our report from South Park about elk & rosy-finches.
The SCENERY. The mountains that surround South Park, snow-covered and
spectacular, sparkled in the sun, formed backdrops in every direction. They
made every minute memorable.
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Urling & I drove up there yesterday. We live an hour farther away than David,
and didn't get up quite as early as he did anyway.
We saw twice as many Elk as we did Rosy-Finches; in fact twice as many Elk as
all
on't see it.
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eet away until they leave for
the summer.
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and left the scope.
So -- anywhere you park, hide everything. And take your wallet and personal
valuable with you.
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Ira has his regular rosy-finches; this morning we saw our first one in our 18
years here! It came in just after 8 am, stayed possibly 5 minutes, flew off and
hasn't showed any loyalty at all since then. Maybe tomorrow.
We peg it as an Interior form, with a yellowish bill, which apparently
ches
at her feeder this morning.
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Why would a Marsh Wren sing so incessantly in November? Do they set up winter
territories? Do they simply feel jubilant? Did the singer want to exclude the
other wrens from his bailiwick?
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of the 160 headed south, towards Castlewood CanyonS tate Park . Quite a
show!
No cranes. No migrating raptors or pelicans.
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& dowitchers. All in
all, a memorable day.
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p; Warbling Vireos and 4
Western Tanagers.
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2 Yellow-breasted Chats, and 9 Common Yellowthroats.
Not many sparrows although the list has 133 Vespers and 53 Chipping; 5 species.
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SUNDAY FOR CASTLEWOOD!
The Castlewood Canyon State Park Fall Count will occur SUNDAY Sept. 13 -- the
park has a major event - a run - scheduled for Saturday.
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Meet at 0630 at swim beach (nearthe main entrance off of Wadsworth).
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, with the help of
Tm Halverstadt & Deb Carstenson, I think I got it right.
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I WAS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME.
SATURDAY FOR CASTLEWOOD!
The Castlewood Canyon State Park Fall Count will occur SATURDAY Sept. 13 --
the park has a major event - a run - scheduled for Saturday.
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We went east this morning -- inspired by the wonderful prairie birds along the
Baird's Sparrow CR 5, we hoped to see some of that abundance in a different
part of the state. Essentially, from Colo. 86 where it meets I70, we drove east
(20 miles north of Limon). Eventually we dropped down to
two at feeders at a house near Genesee Mtn.
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visit places that don't always receive a lot of attention.
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Where we stopped for lunch we saw what we think could be a Boreal Toad
(Mountain Toad). Does anyone know of someone who could identify this from a
photograph?
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We enjoyed a melodious walk along the North Pinery Cherry Creek trail this
morning. Singers galore! Lots of Bullock's Orchard orioles, Lazuli Buntings,
Yellow Warblers Yellow-breasted Chats, House Wrens, American Lesser
goldfinches. About a mile north we heard, but could not see, a
Our Denver Audubon bird class had a very nesty morning on Genesee today.
We started by watching one nest tree with four species feeding young
(Williamson's Sapsucker, Violet-green Swallow, Pygmy Nuthatch, and Western
Bluebird) (watching that took us 30 minutes); then another that had only 3
but usually fly-fishing.
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Further to the discussion of Common NIghthawks, Peggy Gonder and we had a
magical experience Sunday evening, after our CFO trip. Following directions
from Meredith Anderson, we drove up CR 107/108, south of the Salida Gateway Inn
that served as headquarters for the CFO convention. The road
the field marks).
This makes 268 species in what we call the Franktown Basin -- Castlewood
Canyon State Park, Gateway Mesa Hidden Mesa Open Space, Franktown, and
vicinity.
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we have found them breeding near here.
Two singing male Bobolinks - maybe they will decide to breed here. That
would make the sixth breeding site we know of along Cherry Creek in Douglas
County.
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We postponed the Spring Count at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife
Refuge from last Sunday to next Sunday. Several people who signed up for the
first date can't come on May 17. We have to limit the number of people due to
vehicle capacity (we use Arsenal vehicles). We invite
migrants -- 3
Brewer's Sparrows, 20 Violet-green Swallows, 2 Orange-crowned Warblers, and a
Green-tailed Towhee.
Come on out, or reply by phone or email.
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Spring arrivals in our yard:
May 1 - Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
May 2 - Common Poorwill Lazuli Bunting
House Wrens have started building a nest in a box on the side of our house.
Sticks all over the deck that they couldn't squeeze in.
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Subject: Scissor-tailed Flycatcher at Chatfield?
Hi Hugh,
Paul Schlagbaum (who is included on this email) visited our office today and
said he spotted a scissor-tailed flycatcher near the entrance to the Plum Creek
picnic area at Chatfield.
on our yard birds, I can report a few last dates for winter birds:
March 14Am. Tree Sparrow
March 9 Cassin's Finch
March 27Townsend's Solitaire
Does anybody else have last date records?
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- they had disappeared.
Lots of coming and going in this wind.
McClain also had swallows - about 4 Rough-winged. Later Urling saw about 8
Tree Swallows there.
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So -- the Castlewood Vultures have returned (in time for Castlewood
Park'sWelcome Home Vultures party next month, April 18).
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mile, then N on Roads 13 and 12
to end.
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. She took them to a
nest about 40 feet up in a ponderosa, impossible to see. She made 4 or 5 trips
before the two flew off and disappeared.
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in the body language of the hawks that theyare not in serious
hunting mode.
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Creek
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We just watched the show of a lifetime!
Three (3) Goshawks just cruised through our yard! Two adults one immature.
They perched in plain sight, next to the feeders, within about 20 feet of each
other. One adult made an unsuccessful pass at a squirrel right below him; one
adult the
We posted the Black Forest CBC date yesterday: Jan. 4.
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Juncos 40 Wild Turkeys. Otherwise, the expected species from the
pines scrub oak of the Franktown area.
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: an extensive,
very brown, cloud covering the whole Denver basin to the north of us. Down
here, we have hazy air, probably a fraction of the stuff that makes up Denver's
chocolate air.
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of larger cones than stand grown trees (13).
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feathers.
I checked our records1999-2013; they show the average date for our first one as
Oct. 29; first dates range from Oct. 12 to Nov. 6.
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at the T and continue around the reservoir. One half mile
after you cross the South Platte, turn hard left into the large parking lot.
At the far right of the lot, a trail leads to the Heron Overlook (about l00
yards).
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by the signs to beware of high water.]
Urling thought, wouldn't it be terrific if someone took the school kids out
there when these playas fill up and showed them the wildlife that use them.
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species, the majority
Long-billed /Dowitchers (32) (as far as we could tell) and Lesser Yellowlegs
(55). Also 2 Black-bellied Plovers in the road, along with 4 American Pipits.
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Two people emailed me, but not Cobirds, to add two more species to the Already
Seen.
BAIKAL TEAL
At Evergreeen behind a restaurant for a week or more.
BLACK-TAILED GNATCATCHER
Up Chukar Trail near Cameo 10-20 years ago.
Hugh Kingery
Franktown, CO
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