This weekend my wife Heather and I ventured to Denver to visit family and try
our birding luck at Chatfield SP. Our best birds on Saturday were two Red-eyed
Vireos (one quite vocal) on the Plum Creek Trail at Chatfield and a singing
male Indigo Bunting at Roxborough State Park near the
Here is the link to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife list of licensed
rehabilitators in the state of Colorado. Hope this helps!!
http://wildlife.state.co.us/RulesRegs/SpecialWildlifeLicenses/Pages/SpecialWildlifeLicenses.aspx
Heather Morris
Durango, CO
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Hey folks,
After work I encountered a glowing orange male Bl ackburnian Warbler along the
Animas River Trail behind the Durango Fish Hatchery. The first I have seen in
Colorado. My wife was able to run over and take some photos which she is
posting on Facebook at the Birding Colorado
Hey Gang! Heather and I just spent the evening chasing a first winter
GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROW at the Durango Fish Hatchery Pond. The bird was not
very cooperative but Heather got some decent photos of it that she is going
through as I write this. I believe the bird was still there in the
Christian,
Thank you for the input on the Montezuma Gull. After scrutinizing more of the
photos and looking at Steve Mlodinow's photos, Heather and I agree with you on
the Western Gull ID. The pink feet are not nearly as apparent as on Steve's
photo, but they are there. On a couple zoomed
Today at Totten Reservoir (just outside Cortez, Colorado), we ran into a large,
dark-mantled gull that stood out from the Ring-billed, Franklin's, and
Bonaparte's Gulls that were also present. The bird had a dark gray mantle,
large yellow bill with a red gonydeal spot, and yellow legs. Our
Birders,
We have not seen the male Varied Thrush since very early Thursday morning
either in our yard or around the Durango Fish Hatchery.
Riley Morris
Durango, CO
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Hi gang. The male Varied Thrush has been appearing in our yard under a big
spruce for the last couple mornings, eating dried meal worms from For The
Birds. If you would like to try for him, the best spot for viewing is standing
under the front porch of our house (141 E. 16th St.) looking
Hi folks. A male Varied Thrush is being seen very infrequently at the Durango
Fish Hatchery. The two best areas to try for it are: 1) the grassy area behind
the DOW office where a Varied Thrush showed up five years ago 2) Walk through
the entrance gate and along the fish raceways until you
Cobirders:
Thought some of you might be interested: We took a trip over to the Acorn
Woodpecker colony at Rafter J subdivision outside Durango and counted at least
nine different birds steadily bringing acorns to the main colony tree.
Riley Morris
Durango, CO
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I have a question to pose to other members of COBirds? What constitutes a rare
bird, and how do they get picked up for the statewide RBA? This has been asked
of a number of us in the Durango area, and nobody seems to know the answer.
There is currently a Summer Tanager being seen in
Hi all.
While birding around Durango with wife, Heather, and friend, Amy Dobbins,
we found a first spring male Summer Tanager this morning at Dallabella Park.
The park is on the west side of the Animas River, just upstream from the bridge
at River Road (behind Home Depot). The bird
FYI. You can only purchase a habitat with a hunting or fishing license, unless
you are looking to access Jumbo or Prewitt reservoir. You can also only
purchase a habitat if you are between the ages of 18 and 64. In other words,
if you don't fall into one of those categories, you do not need
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