to see a bald eagle, belted kingfisher, and a pintail among some
mallards. There were very few people (early morning), especially off the
cement path onto the gravel paths.
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on the island. I did not see any of
the smaller white egrets, but hope that some of them might also return now
that the trees have recovered from the devastating storm a few years back.
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We noticed the M-R Bird Sanctuary signs that used to be up have been
removed. There is a 2X3 foot (or so) display near the west end, but are
there plans to replace signs at the east and west entrance to the Sanctuary?
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A rock wren stopped to feed Saturday morning on my back yard in Milliken.
It was on the ground in plain view for 15 minutes, plenty of time for
positive ID.
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birds, but we don’t propose eliminating cars because of that- we drive with
greater caution instead.
We need to work with Xcel on this project to minimize the harm to the
habitat, not work against them. Offering to work with someone is far more
effective than working against them.
Rick
Sibley's Guide has a good drawing of a 2nd year bald eagle, showing the
light dark band on the end of the tail and the white on the front. That is
clearly showing on photos 23 & 24.
Rick Reeser, Greeley
On Monday, July 13, 2020 at 1:45:27 PM UTC-6, The "Nunn Guy" wrote:
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activities.
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was there
for a meeting and could not scope the area carefully.
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, but could not get the telephoto to pick it up, and then the bird
disappeared in the sky. It was about straight up from 71st Avenue and right
over the Poudre River
I would enjoy hearing from others who have or are searching the area. I may
go back tomorrow for another look.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
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redheads, common mergansers, hooded mergansers, bufflehead, common
goldeneye, coots, six pelicans, eared grebes, and 2 Ferr. hawks. From there
I went north to Seeley Lake and saw, in addition to some of the above, one
snow goose mixed in the the hordes of cackling geese and a few Canada geese.
Rick
if
the storms have brought in some Band Tailed pigeons. What are some other's
thoughts on that possibility?
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Phalaropes. Nothing rare, but still a very enjoyable outing.
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the shadows. As a side note, there were common mergansers on the lake and
a flycatcher along the path 100 yards west of this location. I did not have
time to determine which flycatcher it was.
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was there.
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snack. Consider bringing a field guide and sunscreen and dress for the
weather. Beginners are welcome. Meet at 2968 Bluestem Willow Drive (go
North on Boyd Lake Road from 34, Turn right onto Long Pine Lake Drive and
take it all the way down to the parking lot).
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The High Plains Environmental Center is sponsoring a bird walk around
Equalizer Lake Saturday morning at 7AM starting at the local community
center at 2968 Bluestem Willow Drive, Loveland. That is just east of Boyd
Lake Avenue north off Hwy 34. Beginners are welcome.
Rick Reeser, Greeley
Lake Road. Turn right (east) at the Lakes at Centerra
sign, onto Long Pine Lake, and drive to the parking lot near the lakes and
community buildings.)
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Equalizer Lake on the path. Please help get the word out for us. Thanks.
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, we saw a number of mallards and a female goldeneye in the river.
Anyway, not as good of birding as last winter, but not bad for a short walk
in and out on the trail.
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I checked out Glenmere Park in Greeley and found 2 snowy egrets, 5
pelicans, and about a dozen cormorants. None of the nests looked complete
as yet and there were no signs of the night herons.
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mergansers, pintails, shovelers, just to name a few; and not including many
expected more common birds, not to mention the deer, bison, and coyotes.
Although we did not see anything real unexpected, we certainly enjoyed the
morning.
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Greeley
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in and out of a tree about a quarter of a mile in.)
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: Where is Steward Pond on WCR 46; near what odd numbered road?
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-billed gulls, and 2 tame ducks.
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Greeley
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blue-morph snow goose, common golden-eyes, common mergansers, mallards,
coots, pied-billed grebes, one immature bald eagle, northern harrier, and
one GB heron. There were also numerous gulls.
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Greeley
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northern harrier, and a common merganser. Not bad for one hour on foot on
the trail. It is amazing how quickly 2000+ Canada geese can vacate a lake
when 2 bald eagles come soaring in.
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On the south side of Loveland, I observed coots, redheads, widgens,
mallards, Canada geese, and lots of bufflehead.
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Greeley
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organization (local or national). You may send condolences to Ruth at her
Loveland home.
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, I looked north toward Ryan Gulch Reservoir and saw on the near
shallow area another swan. Again, I could not see any orange on the bill.
If someone with a scope is in the area, I would be interested to hear what
kind of swans those are. My thought was that they are trumpeters.
Rick Reeser
, not believing that it was what I first thought it might be.
But, after awhile, I did determine that it was a loggerhead shrike. While
driving away, another immature bald eagle flew fairly low over the car.
Great reward for just 25 minutes.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
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and several others.
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and shovelers and L scaups.
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I was at the Poudre River and ponds west of 35th Avenue in Greeley and saw a
mute swan, lots of snowy egrets, some gadwalls, a great egret, some terns I
could not quite ID for sure, GB herons, several BC night herons and some
geese. Nothing spectacular, but an enjoyable walk.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
I was not really birding today, but drove past Woods Lake just east of
Windsor and saw a yellow headed blackbird and a bobolink.
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Phaleropes, one white eyed ibis, and some
pelicans.
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Greeley
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; sure a majestic sight.
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Greeley
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