I finally saw it, trying to drink from my fountain— an American Redstart.
It looks like a first year male or a female bird. Because it has been
singing, I assume it is a male.
Sorry for the confusion. I’ve always had trouble with the higher pitched
warbler songs. When I was hearing many if them al
CObirders,
A small flock of warblers and chickadees was feeding high in the cottonwoods
along the Coal Creek Trail east of the golf course in Louisville just after
noon today. In it, I only managed to identify a male American Redstart and
Wilson’s Warbler. I just couldn’t manage a good look at
Just found a bright male American Redstart along Boulder Creek by the track at
CU east campus. Good activity and variety on a cool humid morning after
downpours late yesterday.
Thomas Heinrich
Boulder, CO
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There was a female American Redstart along the South Boulder Creek Trail
yesterday evening. I parked at the East Boulder Community Center and walked
from there to the trail. She was flitting around the cottonwood saplings on the
other side of the creek from the trail just before the first divers
Hello Colorado Birders:
Reporting from the great unknown that is San Juan County ( the highest mean
elevation in the United States), I am happy to share that I came across an
American Restart this morning.
As I was wrapping up my stimulating session at the bubbling sewage ponds at
the south end o
I had a singing American Redstart at the S. Mesa Trail picnic area at lunch
time today. This is a traditional nesting spot for them.
Bill Kaempfer
Boulder
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John Stump and I birded the Cattails Golf Course in Alamosa late this
afternoon. For some time we watched an American Redstart, female or juvenile,
that he has observed there for almost a week. It is in the company of Wilson's
Warblers in a riparian area of the course's north greens, a place ca
While looking for migrant birds in Fort Collins, I discovered a female
American Redstart at the edge of the riparian area just north of the
bridge over the canal at the fisherman's parking lot at the southern
end of Sharp Point Drive in Fort Collins. It was with a male Wilson's
Warbler, several
COBirders,
I had an American Redstart (male) late this afternoon (6:00 PM) at the Bear
Creek nature center. Interestingly, it was focused on feeding and silent. Zero
other warbs.
Neighborhood south of Bear Creek Park is busy with many tanagers, buntings,
orioles, black-headed and evening grosb
Hello all,
Today about noon, there was a male American Redstart singing in Castlewood
Canyon State Park. It was along the Rim Rock Trail on the east side of Cherry
Creek just after the trail crosses the creek and begins to ascend where tall
Gambel Oak on both sides of the trail form a canopy ov
Hello all,
Today about noon, there was a male American Redstart singing in Castlewood
Canyon State Park. It was along the Rim Rock Trail on the east side of Cherry
Creek just after the trail crosses the creek and begins to ascend where tall
Gambel Oak on both sides of the trail form a canopy ov
Hi all
Having been awakened pre-dawn by a SORA calling at the bottom of our yard, I
spent a long day out in the field today joining the Roaring Fork Audubon
Spring Count. Highlight was undoubtedly a splendid male AMERICAN REDSTART
that we found on private property in Carbondale, but after getti
Yesterday, 20 May, at 4:45pm I watched an American Redstart from the trail
on the southeast corner of the long pond that is in the northwest section
of the FRCC Open Space area.
Paul Jorden
Westminster, CO
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This morning (Tuesday) I spotted a Northern Waterthrush at Sell's Lake then
a female American Redstart, a first of the year bird. There was another
push of Wilson's Warblers that have been absent for a few days.
Yellow-rumps still in good numbers.
Photos of the Northern Waterthrush on my Birds and
Male American Redstart in the same spot Rob Sparks saw the Northern
Waterthrushesforested wetland just south/sw of McMurry parking lot. Great
day down by the river.
Aran Meyer
Old Town
Fort Collins
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A female, just seen now, in the northwest corner, working the trees and shrubs
along the ditch just east and west of the trail crossing. She's ver active and
moving quickly.
Arvind Panjabi
Ft. Collins
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Hi Folks,
Sondermann Park this evening (7/13) was very quiet, but right at dusk I
found a female/imm. *American Redstart* right at the junction of the Lilac
and Westfork Trails, low in an elm and flashing its tail. In the same tree
was the first Hermit Thrush I've seen migrating this season, an
Yesterday I refound a female American Redstart that Rich Miller had found
earlier in the morning along the bluff trail in a clump of small trees and
shrubs just west of the 0,5 mile trail marker. I refound her again this
morning in the same general area. Today she was more out in the open and
fa
A female American Redstart was banded today at the Connected Lakes unit of
the James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park. She probably won't stick
around, but it may be worth a look if you're in the area. She was banded
in the parking area that is north of the boat launch.
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Hello birders,
There was a very drab female AMERICAN REDSTART a short way up the Gregory
Canyon Trail this morning. She was hanging out near some of the limited water
in the creek bed.
There were 3 singing DICKCISSELS and 2 GRASSHOPPER SPARROWS around the loop
trail at the CU South Campus arou
I had a singing male American Redstart at Cherry Creek this afternoon. He is
presumably the same bird that spent well over a month there last summer. He is
in the same spot and even using the same perches as last summer. About 100
yards west of the observation deck at the Prairie Loop parking
This morning at Bear Creek Lake Park (BCLP) had a nice mixed flocks of
10 -20 birds, mostly Yellow-rumped Warblers but with one female
American Redstart as well as several Plumbeous Vireos. The birds were
seen on the north side of Pelican Point and along the Cottonwood Trail
to the cattail
I heard a strange song this morning in the open space behind our new
residence on Green Mountain. Then a small bird chased a Yellow Warbler
(itself a first time yard bird) into the tree in our back yard and posed in
plain sight singing the same repertoire. It was a female type (most likely a
first
I decided to take on the heat and mosquitoes on the northwest side of
Kingfisher Bridge. There were lots of Least Flycatchers along with two pair of
American Redstarts. The was lots of activity from the typical summer species
of Chatfield despite the heat. Photos of both birds can be seen in t
Hi folks,
A first-year male American Redstart was singing outside my apartment this
morning, but it didn't stay long. A nice bird for the "yard."
I am still occasionally seeing and hearing up to two White-winged Doves in
the neighborhood (apparently both male, as they both sing vigorously).
Nat
Today while birding my way to work I saw a bright male American
Redstart foraging low in some boxelders. Another find was a Northern
Waterthrush singing in the same area, in the vicinity there was a
Hermit Thrush and a couple of Orange-crowned Warbler's and Clay-
colored Sparrow’s. These birds we
Dear Cobirders,
I found a singing adult male American Redstart this morning on the
corner of Habitat Dr. and 63rd St. in Gunbarrel (Boulder County).
Apparently they're moving through the area now; a week later than last year.
Cheers,
Walter Szeliga
Boulder, CO
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Dear Cobirders,
Quite a turn-over from yesterday with zero Western Tanagers on campus
at the University of Colorado at Boulder. There was a singing first
Spring male American Redstart on the northwestern corner of the campus
pond around lunchtime today though. I guess migration isn
This a.m Arvind Panjabi, Greg Levandoski and I took a short birding
break from work and walked to Lee Martinez Park to see if we could
find some migrants.
Some species seen were;
American Redstart (female)
Indigo Bunting (male and female)
Lazuli Bunting
Willow Flycatcher
Western Wood-Pewee
Swain
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