Birders
Today at Barr Lake we had a Merlin & 2 Common Ravens. I believe the Merlin
was a Prairie ssp. We had 1 VERY small goose fly over but the visibility
was poor due to the snow and I couldn't get any field marks except size.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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Highlight:
American Golden-Plover, in immaculate juv. plumage, circulating between the
southern and middle sections of the lake
There was an impressive quantity of waterbirds on the lake today, the most
numerous--listed by volume:
American White Pelican 1000
Double-crested Cormorant less than
Birders,
Sorry for the late report.
We were at Barr Lake yesterday and the best birds were:
Ross's Goose (1) Was with some Snow's.
Snow Goose (11 white and 5 Blue, 3 of which are juv.) They were not all
together. The Blues were hanging out with Canada's and Cackling.
Bonaparte's Gull (3)
Bald
Hello all,
On June 14, Rob Raker and I did a bicycle birding trip around Barr Lake,
starting at the northeast parking lot and going clockwise. There was a female
Bufflehead at the south end of the lake, and 3 Cattle Egrets flew over below
the dam. In the woods below the dam near the east end,
Birders,
On our monthly bird walk today we had more than 50 Bald Eagles at Barr
Lake. Thousands of white-cheeked geese and a few Snows and Ross's.
The dark morph Rough-legged Hawk is still there and there was a Sharpie
raiding the bird feeders.
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Birders,
Barr Lake is being refilled by the irrigation company that owns the water
there. Last month the lake was at drought levels as the irrigation company
worked on some gates in the dam. It is now rising quickly as the work on
the gates is finished.
Today there were 5000 geese there
Birders,
Today at Barr Lake where the water is WAY down as they are working on the
dam:
Canada Goose
Cackling Goose
White Pelican
Killdeer
Pectoral Sandpiper
Least Sandpiper
LB Dowitcher
Lesser Yellowlegs
Prairie Falcon
Dark Morph Rough-legged Hawk - likely the same one back for a 4th or 5th
year
I made a quick stop by the ever-shrinking Barr Lake (Adams County) this
morning. The highlight was a Red-necked Grebe, about 50 yards from the
dam. Western Grebes, cormorants, pelicans, and gulls remain numerous. One
of the ongoing Lesser Black-backed Gulls was present.
The most numerous
I spent about three hours at Barr Lake this afternoon. The lake is about
75% frozen. Open areas had abundant geese coming and going (Snow, Cackling
and Canada seen) and the normal duck suspects. I also had one male
Barrow's Goldeneye quite a ways out on the water (with some Commons).
Other
Birders,
Today we did our monthly bird walk. Birds of interest were:
Common Loon
Burrowing Owls
Dusky Flycatcher
Cinnamon Teal
Ira and Tammy Sanders
Golden, CO
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Birders,
Highlights on our monthly Barr Lake bird walk, we had:
6 or 7 Ross's Geese (1 blue morph)
Western Kingbird FOS (near the gate to Barr Lake)
Burrowing Owls (2) our first in the years we have been doing this walk.
John Breitsch found them south and west of the Nature Center
Birders,
Today at Barr Lake Tammy and I had:
1 Greater White-fronted Goose
6 Snow Geese
1 Horned Grebe (near gazebo)
2 White Pelicans
Redhead
Canvasback
Pintail
Gadwall
Am Wigeon
Bald Eagles on the nest
Krieder's Red-tailed Hawk
1 Prairie Falcon
1 Great Horned Owl (on the solid
Birders
Today on the Barr Lake bird walk we had:
Imm 1st winter Harris's Sparrow at the feeders
7 Black-bellied Plovers
Sanderling
Long-billed Dowitcher (too many to count)
3 Greater Yellowlegs
5 Lesser Yellowlegs
Baird's Sandpiper
Killdeer (same as LB Dow above)
Avocet
Merlin
6 Bald
I made a quick trip to Barr this morning just to get out of the house.
Among all the usual critters, there were:
Harris's Sparrow - same bird at the feeder area
Long-billed Dowitcher - two dozen or so
Sanderlings - two hanging out with the dowitchers
Other sandpipers - at least a couple of
Birders,
Today we did our monthly bird walk at Barr Lake. There were NO Western
Tanager's (they were everywhere else) or many migrants to speak of. The
best birds were:
Common Loon (alternate plumage)
Winter Wren (near the end of the Niedrach trail at the east end of the
tunnel of trees)
Birders,
Today during our bird walk at Barr Lake, we had a juvenile Thayer's Gull.
Also, near I-76 E-470 there was a Prairie Falcon.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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