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Just realized the Parula was the 8th warbler species of the day,
yesterday. New single-day warbler high for the county. Much better
migrant activity than last fall. Lots of Townsend's.
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A female plumage Northern Parula at Twin Lakes village was a new Lake
County species this morning. Any mountain records for this species?
Got one identifiable but fuzzy photo before it vanished.
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First Nashville Warbler for Lake County, my backyard this morning. #
225 county / #87 yard. Along with 2 Townsend's, Orange-crowneds.
Migration is picking up.
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New for the county and personal Lake County species # 224: Gray
Catbird. Long overdue, Crystal Lakes, late this afternoon.
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and Dusky Flycatchers
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Another county first this morning at Crystal Lakes-very cooperative N.
Waterthrush. Tim Kalbach; Leadville
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An unexpected mid-winter flock of Horned Larks along Halfmoon Road
(south of Leadville) included a colorful LAPLAND LONGSPUR. Other
species in the county this morning: Northern Shrike, all 3
Rosy-Finches in flock of about 150 attending feeders.
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. Typical foraging behavior, call noted;
have seen thousands on East coast.
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A closely-observed Ash-throated Flycatcher in Leadville Sunday
afternoon was a higher-than normal location for the species, @
10,200'. Lots of Townsend's Warblers also passing through right now.
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A Virginia's Warbler (2nd ever for the county) came through the back
yard this morning.
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A Virginia's Warbler (2nd ever for the county) came through the back
yard this morning.
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bristles and
different-pitched call were also noted.
In Leadville, Brown-capped and Black Rosy-finches continue visiting the
backyard.
Birding at the end of the world...
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Egret, sleek,
stark white, no head plumes, without the messy look of a Wurdemann's.
Unfortunately, both herons flushed and flew south out of sight before I
could study this oddity for any length of time.
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1 Great Egret first personal county record of 1 Marbled Godwit today (#
211) , west end of Twin Lakes, Moache Landing, Lake County
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excellent color and allowing reasonably close approach.Also present: 4
Franklin's Gulls, several Ring-billeds (usually rather rare here), Wilson's
Phalarope, another Willet, Western Least Sandpipers and a Semipalmated
Plover.
All 3 Rosy-Finches still present in Leadville.
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here, despite almost constant snow and only a few hours spent
birding.
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Sunday (before the big snow hit us again) there were 22 Sandhill
Cranes near the Hayden Ranch/Moosehaven Condos, Highway 24 south of
Leadville; other noteworthy county birds: Ferruginous Hawk and Spotted
Towhee. Lots of Mt. Bluebirds and Robins back up as well.
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A Northern Shrike dashed through our backyard this afternoon in Leadville,
Lake County. Hopefully a sign of spring movement.
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This morning there were 3 Trumpeter Swans in the limited open water near the
power plant on Twin Lakes, Lake County. Probably the same birds from
previous reports, minus the Tundra.
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at Turquoise this morning was unusual for that
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The Trumpeter and Tundra Swans are still at Twin Lakes, but probably not for
much longer as the ice is increasing.
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. Easily scoped from the parking area.
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The 3 Trumpeter Swans continue at Twin Lakes. This morning in Leadville
(East side) there was a 125+ flock of Rosy-Finches including at least one
each Gray-crowned, Hepburn's, and Black; first of season for all but
Brown-caps. Very little snow so far and lakes remain open.
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D.c.Cormorant. There are still a few juncos, White-crowned Sparrows and Mt.
Bluebirds around, but winter is definitely on the way.
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2 adults and a juvenile Sandhill Cranes this morning, for a Lake County
first. South of Leadville near Hayden Ranch
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There's a very active Long-eared Owl patrolling the willow thickets at
Crystal Lakes, Lake County this morning. A first county record, I believe;
my GPS has the elevation at slightly under 9500 ft. I have identifiable
photos, though distant.
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This morning's light snow brought about 40 Brown-capped Rosy-Finches to the
back yard. Funny to see them along with Broad-tailed Hummingbirds.
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Following the extremely windy weekend, we had a female Lazuli Bunting visit
the backyard yesterday evening. Only the second time I've seen this species
in Lake County. A Spotted Towhee stayed all day, also unusual at this
elevation.
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Falcon, Bald Eagle, Broad-tailed Hummingbird, 2 Semipalmated Plovers and at
least 75 Horned Larks flocking on the western mudflat viewable from Moache
Landing. This morning we have 4-6 of snow on the ground and still falling.
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Crystal Lakes only:
Canada Goose 2
Gadwall
-crowned Warbler; lingering Brown-capped Rosy-Finches.
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A Northern Shrike near the Alco store in Leadville this afternoon
seemed remarkable for this elevation (over 10,000) in February. Early
migrant?
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Park County, south of Fairplay. No Gyrfalcon, but one Snow Bunting, about 1
mile east of 285 on dirt Colorado Rd 24 (not highway 24). 1 adult Bald
Eagle along 285, but no other raptors.
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A male Am. Goldfinch at my feeder in Leadville was only the second county
record.
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A Marsh Wren this morning at Crystal Lakes, south of Leadville was
an overdue addition to the county list. Other migrants: Cassin's Vireo,
Townsend's Warblers, Wilson's Warblers and large numbers of Yellow-rumps.
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