Interesting that Red-breasted Nuthatches are already on the move...had one at
my house the other day too.
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On Wednesday, August 23, 2023 at 04:33:33 PM MDT, meredith
Super Cool! Seems to be quite the migrants trap. Will have to stop in there
for a look.
Cheers,
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On Friday, November 11, 2022, 11:49 AM, Dave wrote:
Just saw a fall female (I think that’s the right age) chestnut-sided warbler in
the PERC Gardens at
Sorry for the late post, but I had a Pinyon Jay land briefly in my yard
yesterday, near Horsetooth Mtn Park, about 2 miles west of Fort Collins (as the
Jay flies). I've only ever had them here a couple time in 20 years. Keep an
ear and eye out for these guys!
Arvind Panjabi 5700' feet
Heard at least 1 dickcissel singing yesterday from an irrigated hayfield about
1 mile south of Masonville yesterday, on the west side of the road, about 1
mile north of turn off for Eden Valley. First time around here to my knowledge.
Arvind PanjabiLarimer Co.
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Interesting observation Dave. To add to that I had a pair of Bullock's Orioles
nest successfully in a blue spruce tree in my yard a few years back, so they
are indeed adaptable.
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Sounds like a catbird to me.
Arvind PanjabiFort Collins
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On Tuesday, June 1, 2021, 8:47 AM, 'The Nunn Guy' via Colorado Birds
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Have you uploaded here to see what it comes up with as identification? ==>
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Thanks,
for today, I am
thankful that I got to know Joe and his kind and generous spirit. Like Nathan
said, it’s now up to all of us to be more like Joe.
Arvind Panjabi Fort Collins, CO
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On Thursday, November 26, 2020, 8:45 AM, Charles Hundertmark
wrote:
Joe
Just had a flock of redpolls and siskins land briefly in a tree in my
neighborhood, about 15-20 in total, mostly redpolls it sounded like. Filled the
feeders and hope they stick around!
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Dear Cobirders, I wanted to share this amazing compilation of photos taken by
Colorado’s own Rachel Hopper of the diverse assemblage of prey captured, killed
and hung out to dry by Loggerhead Shrikes (aka butcherbirds). Enjoy!
I concur that this is an unusual event. I estimated around 175 CAFIs in yard
yesterday here by horsetooth mountain west do Fort Collins. They devoured two
gallons of birdseed. This morning I estimated 105. The most I ever had before
this was probably around 30 birds. Love having them here!
I’ve had upwards of 50 Cassin’s Finches here at my feeders west of Fort Collins
yesterday and today. Did realize how many they were until they took to the air!
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On Monday, April 13, 2020, 10:25 AM, John Malenich
wrote:
We've had a
A few migrants were passing over Horsetooth Mountain Park this morning
including two northern harriers and a merlin that were kettling and traveling
north. Also seen was a FOY vesper sparrow.
More interestingly, the red-breasted nuthatches that invaded here last winter
now appear to be
Great yard bird! Had my first hummer today.
Hope you and your family are doing well.
Arvind
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On Thursday, April 9, 2020, 4:57 PM, Steingraeber,David
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#yiv0312747345 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}A White-winged Dove is is
perched outside our house,
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I hope to see you in Puerto Vallarta!
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Arvind Panjabi
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My opinion is that Russian Olive removal is most-often ill-informed and
misguided from a biological and practical standpoint, and as several people
have already pointed out, destroys non-game bird habitat. Unfortunately few
biologists seem to want to acknowledge that Russian Olives play an
Just saw a female in my yard in horsetooth lake estates, across from Horsetooth
Mountain Park west of Fort Collins. Only the second time I’ve seen this species
in my yard in the last 16 yrs.
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I am wondering if anyone knows if the feeders at Fawn Brook Inn in Allenspark
are being maintained this winter or if there is another spot nearby where
feeders are viewable by the public (in hopes of seeing Rosy-Finches, etc). I
am leading a winter ornithology field trip for CU students next
tant
region for Colorado’s avifauna!
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A canyon towhee showed up in my yard this morning! Second time ever, last one
was in 2015.
As best as I can tell in eBird, this is the northernmost observation of the
species.
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Wow, 3 rare warblers along the front range within 24 hrswonder what’s going
on?
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On Thursday, June 21, 2018, 9:18 AM, Doug Faulkner wrote:
Hello all,
I stepped out of my car this morning at work to the sound of a singing Northern
Parula. It was in
There is a Tennessee warbler singing frequently at the south end of Inlet Bay
at Horsetooth Reservoir on the east side of the inlet, about 125 m north of the
power lines that run east-west.The bird is accessible from the blue sky trail
head on County Road 38 E across from the Canyon Grill bar
reported arrivals.
Love spring!
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Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, Larimer County, Colorado, US
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A male arrived yesterday, as best I could tell, and today a female was here
sitting in the trees next to the feeder. Still waiting for the arrival of
‘waves’ of spotted towhees, but just had my first distant bird singing this
morning, several weeks later than usual. Hope they are still on
of a Junco
song. they generally vacate the area in winter.
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Redpolls were back again this morning, same place.
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The Redpoll flock is back again at the same brushy draw, about 300
The Redpoll flock is back again at the same brushy draw, about 300 yards from
the main parking lot trailhead along the pedestrian/hiking trail.
They were hunkered down on the ground and flushed as I approached but returned
immediately to the ground where they are presumably foraging for
The redpolls are back in the same draw, at least 13 of them just now at 7:55 am.
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I encountered a flock of nine Common Redpolls in Horsetooth Mo
I encountered a flock of nine Common Redpolls in Horsetooth Mountain park
today. They were along the hiking trail (footpath) at the first drainage
crossing less than a quarter-mile from the trailhead. They were mostly feeding
on the ground near the edge of melting snow.
Also seen was a
Well it looks like the invasion of northern birds continues. Yesterday
afternoon about 4:30 pm I had a rough-legged hawk fly low over my yard in the
foothills west of Fort Collins, just south of horsetooth mountain park. This
is a rare sighting here, being the first for my yard list in 15 yrs
upon leaving
so it may have flown to other nearby areas like the public trailhead nearby. I
also had my first tree sparrow of the winter.
Arvind Panjabi
Fort Collins
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the bird perched on a thistle in Dan's photo is definitely a Baird's Sparrow.
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greatly expanded since last year and
are occupying 3 areas of the park (in May) they never have before.
Lots of yellow-rumps still moving through.
Also, at my home this morning, Bullock's Orioles arrived - 3 of them together.
Good birding, Arvind Panjabi
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On the north
daily
A Virginia's warbler was singing on Milner mountain yesterday.
A Black-throated Gray Warbler stopped briefly in the yard yesterday. I didn't
see it but my wife photographed it.
Nothing new yet today.
Good birding to all,
Arvind Panjabi
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in the days to come. No Poorwills yet,
although Great Horned Owls are quite active at night. Good birding to all,
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A single gray-crowned rosy-finch has also been visiting off and on the last 4
days. A Northern Harrier attack on my feeder birds as they cowered in the
bushes was also a first for the yard today.
Good birding,
Arvind Panjabi
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Mountain
was lucky enough to go birding with
Dr. Beidleman along the Roaring Fork River back in 1995, shortly after moving
to Colorado. I still remember us both (probably more me) being very excited
after getting close-up looks at a MacGillivray's warbler!
Arvind Panjabi
Fort Collins
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coming through in
good numbers, with mostly juveniles starting about 2 weeks ago, and now mostly
adult males (6-7 in the yard). Oddly enough, i have yet to detect a Wilson's
warbler in the yard this fall.
good birding,
Arvind Panjabi
5700' feet, Larimer County, CO, 3 miles west of Fort Collins
Sorry for the previous botched email!
There is a male Blackpoll warbler hanging around the RMBO banding station
behind the museum of discovery, in Lee Martinez Park. Seen at 10:10 am.
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definitely an empidonax flycatcher, I'd say Dusky based on the long wings, tail
and bill.
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of the forest, near the water,
along with several yellow-rumped, bluegray gnatcatchers and a ruby-crowned
kinglet.
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On Sunday, January 26, 2014 1:31 PM, Libby Edwards libbyeu...@gmail.com wrote:
I too saw the winter wren about 11:30 AM today. He
doesn't seem this message went through earlier so I'm sending again. The trail
crossing mentioned is the first one south of the Maxwell Natural Area parking
lot.
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It doesn't seem this message went through earlier so I'm sending again. The
trail crossing mentioned is the first one south of the Maxwell Natural Area
parking lot.
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heard one from my yard this morning, only second time in 10+ yrs I've seen them
in the immediate vicinity. must be food shortages somewhere.
Arvind Panjabi
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and a few dusky and gray flycatchers. not much
migration activity at all, so I suspect it will still be some time before
things really start to pick up here.
Cheers,
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Mountain mahogany
than earlier this winter, but a few American
goldfinches brightening things up.
About 16 has fallen here and still coming down.
enjoy,
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had a pair today near an apparent old nest in mid-town fort collins, just NW of
College and Drake. Female was kekking from nearby perch, male was seen flying
off with stick in beak. Seemed early for nest-building, especially with all
the snow on the ground.
Arvind Panjabi
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The Redpoll is back today, feeding on niger and hanging out with a flock of
siskins.
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and black-capped chickadees, Steller's Jay, and juncos (WWJU's are especially
common this year), but Cassin's finches and evening grosbeaks have become
scarce. with only a single sighting of each in the last 3 weeks.
Good birding,
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The apparent surge in Evening Grosbeaks continues. this week (monday) I had
~25 in my yard, the most ever in my 10 years of living here. I've since been
out of town, but this morning I heard the flock in the neighborhood, so
presumably some of these birds are still hanging around.
Arvind
around. Migration is
happening!
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Had a group of 8 Evening Grosbeaks in my yard this morning. first time in a
while. several Juveniles with them.
Also, Black-headed Grosbeak, Lazuli Bunting, Bullock's Orioles, Rufous and
Broad-tailed Hummers (mostly juvs and females now) among others.
cheers,
Arvind Panjabi
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this time
of year. Just one or two odd birds whereas usually I have many flocks coming
through at this time.
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to visit, bring your binoculars! The festival continues tomorrow.
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saw
looked good), also a possible Tennesee Warbler (heard only - singing across
rushing rapids on river, very loud).
Running Deer Natural Area: Sora, FOY Common Yellowthroats, Lesser Yellowlegs,
Baird's Sandpiper, American Avocets, Solitary Sandpiper.
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got a female black-chinned hummer in the yard right now, also several
broad-taileds, bullock's orioles, lazuli buntings and black-headed grosbeaks.
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A poorwill was calling near my house last night. house wrens and Green-tailed
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, and even small rock piles far away from any cliffs.
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woke up this morning to a western tanager on my deck railing, and a small flock
of lazuli buntings (3) in my yard. first definitive fall migrants aside from
hummingbirds I've seen in my yard. the hordes of orioles that were here this
summer have now all left.
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they had some
massive breeding failure up north and figured life is better in the Amazon.
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Migration still happening herewarbling vireo, blue-gray gnatcatcher and
blue
jay seen in the yard today, none of which breed within earshot of here.
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There was a Tennessee Warbler singing loudly at the north end of the
Environmental Learning Center, along the Poudre River bike path, at about 10 am
this morning. Swainson's Thrushes everywhere.
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years of living up there. And
finally, mtn bluebirds have decided to nest in my yard.
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on April 26, and then didn't have
another until 2 weeks later (usually present continuously after that date), and
everything else seems to be late -- and sparse. let's hope that changes real
soon.
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Saw 5 yesterday on County Rd 12, between 23 Rd and Hwy 34. nice to see them
back -- my nest boxes are ready!
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Scrub and Steller's Jays.
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everybody who loves birds take a moment to make your voices heard and
support reauthorization of the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act!
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nearby was a Ferruginous Hawk and Golden Eagle, both new
for me at this site.
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several up in Pingree Park a few weeks ago too. I've got to think all these
sightings reflects a slight if not significant uptick in the local population.
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Pulled in my driveway this afternoon and saw the unmistakable black and white
tail and loping flight as it left the tall spruce in my yard. a first for my
yard (#121). Flatiron fire burning about 10 mi to south. lots of smoke.
Arvind Panjabi
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resurgence in this
declining species.
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had a late one this morning. usually i only see them in late july and early
august. also around the house today: semi-late black-headed grosbeak and
western kingbird, among the normal birds. mtn bluebirds seemed to have left.
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could do some more.
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Woke up to 6 inches of snow at my place, and a Bullock's Oriole who was
undoubtedly dismayed to find the hummingbird feeders buried in wet, dense snow.
Cassin's Finches returned with the snow as well.
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into the neighborhood, and it's
loud call, reminiscent of a Great Crested Flycatcher, could be heard echoing
across the valley. A great way to start the day, and my second yard bird in 2
weeks!
Cheers,
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On the north slope
14. Mtn Bluebirds are inspecting nest boxes and
singing from my roof daily, and a Red-naped Sapsucker stopped in briefly early
last week. Until a few days ago, Cassin's Finches and Mountain Chickadee were
regular, but they seem to have moved on now.
Cheers,
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the proposed Glade Reservoir would occur.
other CBC highlights for us included Northern Pygmy-Owl, 31 American Dippers
(mainly along the north fork of the Poudre, below Seaman dam, and 42 other
species.
cheers,
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reservations, please visit
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Also, feel free to contact me directly at the phone number or email
address provided below. I would be happy to tell you more about the
trip and answer any of your questions.
We hope to see you in Mexico!
Sincerely,
Arvind
like a
flock of starlings. A little scary when they would come in to my water feature.
Haven't seen an oriole in over a week. kingbirds are also gone. as are most
of the migrant breeders for that matter.
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of which breed
locally.
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Western Tanagers, several
Swainson's Thrushes, a Black-headed Grosbeak and good numbers of Yellow
Warblers and Bullock's Orioles rounded out the pre-work birding this morning.
wish i could bird all day.
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of migrating
songbirds are moving through our area.
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Wow, isn't this incredibly earlier for common nighthawks?
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influs of spotted towhees.
This morning I had 5 more Cassin's Finches at my feeders (after not having any
for at least a week), and a pair of Violet-green Swallows.
Enjoying the migration phenomenon,
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Mountain mahogany
Not much happening up here in the wind and snow, other than a troop of 13
Cassin's finches that has been dominating the feeders today. Spotted Towhee
also seen again today. Oddest thing of all is I've only seen 1 junco today - a
pink-sided.
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and change the water
every month or two (doesn't appear to need it more frequently), but of course
it only take a minute to foul the water. Is there a way to purify the water in
the pond? Iodine? Any advice would be appreciated.
Best,
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