did
not see any interaction between the two.
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if someone could take a look.
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We were in Alamosa Oct 27-28, and yes, there were many cranes, in groups of
anywhere from several up to 50+, scattered through the fields and sky at
the Monte Vista NWR, and to the northeast of town. We also visited San
Luis refuge, where we saw none. Visited with the ranger who told us that
I got a good look at a Sage Thrasher at Harriman Lake Park on Saturday July
19. (Jefferson County). Similar surroundings to what you have described --
small picnic shelter, grove of cottonwood trees, gravel walking path with
frequents passersby (dog walkers, joggers, etc), and nearby weedy
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to the southwest, and lost track of the other. Usually there is
at least one Red-tailed Hawk at Harriman, but I've not seen any since the
Rough-legged showed up a week ago.
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Today on the rip rap on the north west side of the lake were a flock of
about 20 or so Mountain Bluebirds, and just adjacent to the Bluebirds was a
flock of 10-15 American Pipits.
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The Rusty Blackbirds were on the rip-rap along the west and north sides of
the lake. They were picking along the water's edge. I saw them (about 5
or 6) on Saturday and Sunday but not since.
On Tuesday, October 1, 2013 12:44:14 PM UTC-6, Regina King wrote:
Since Bear Creek Lake has been
the lake)
Lesser Goldfinch
House Wren
Flicker
Magpie
BC Chickadee
Plus today, Oct 1:
Redhead Duck (7 males)
and no swallows
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I observed scores of both Cliff and Barn Swallows nesting under three
different bridges-over-ditches on the Federal Center (6th Kipling) all
summer. The majority left sometime between August 27 and Sept 12.
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 10:29:57 AM UTC-6, Dave Leatherman wrote:
So, is it
Heard a Red-breasted Nuthatch in my yard this morning first time since last
winter.
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Seems early, but yesterday around 11 AM while taking my lunch walk, I
spotted a small flock of Bushtits in the xeriscape garden at 7th North
Ave (near Building 67). Sorry the late post.
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ago, same location, soaring very high and effortlessly on the thermals.
Commonly there are Red-tails in this very same location; one was seen this
morning, sitting on a large rock eating a freshly killed prairie dog.
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. Mourning Dove
30. Robin
31. BB Magpie
32. Canada Geese
33. Unid shorebird
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Birded south side of BCLP this morning. Never saw so many Bullock's.
Also, on a fence on the north side of the horse pasture at S. Simms 285,
there was a very gray Shrike. Couldn't get close enough to id for sure,
but it could have been a Loggerhead.
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Cormorants
4 Kestrels
1 Say's Phoebe
several Killdeer
tons of Meadowlarks
still a couple of Horned Larks
and the usual magpies, flickers, robins
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anyone know if the Say's are known to nest in the metro area?
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-winged Teal and Red-heads are
gone. A single Western Kingbird was seen Apr 4, but did not make an
appearance today.
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Dave,
thanks for the ids and for the post. Too bad they're not Red-necks, but
I'm happy with any grebes. Going back today with my scope.
Regina King
Littleton, CO
On Saturday, March 30, 2013 5:39:00 PM UTC-6, Dave Cameron wrote:
I went down to check the grebes around noontime
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, vicinity of Bowles Kipling
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Littleton, CO
On Thursday, March 28, 2013 7:21:30 PM UTC-6, Dave Cameron wrote:
I have Juncos in the yard (like everyone else) from mid- to late-October,
through late March. Very early in that time span, there are Pink-sided,
and then it's strictly Oregons
saw a Great Blue Heron flyover this area yesterday.
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The lake is beginning to thaw and there is a patch of open water in the
northeast corner. There, around 3 pm, I found 11 Common Goldeneyes - 9
male and 2 female. There was some courting in between lots diving - very
successfully catching many fish.
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Bald Eagle
Kestrel
Red-tailed Hawk (2-- probably a pair, frequently seen here, one is
particularly light/whitish)
Horned Larks (small flock)
N Flicker
BB Magpies
C Ravens
Canada Geese (dozens)
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Likely a migrant, based on the date.
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Littleton, CO
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 2:03:35 PM UTC-7, Nadje Najar wrote:
Hello all,
I'm a graduate student studying Rock Wren song at the University of
Northern Colorado. I will be recording as many Rock Wrens as possible
juncos and house finches hanging out at my feeders/suet.
Regina King
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