Hi all,
Would people going on Colorado CBCs be interested in keeping track of the 
sub-species of White-breasted Nuthatches on your Colorado CBCs this year?  This 
year you can enter Eastern White-breasted Nuthatch and Interior White-breasted 
Nuthatch, if you see/hear any on your Christmas Bird Counts (mostly Easterns on 
found Eastern Plains counts, though it is possible to see them on the Front 
Range too).  It might be nice to report the number of Easterns on Colorado CBCs 
this year (in-case they get split sometime).  The Easterns have pale blue backs 
and sound like Red-breasted Nuthatches, and the Interior ones have darker blue 
backs.  Compilers who wish, can add Eastern and Interior White-breasted 
Nuthatches to your list, of course you get both, it only counts as one species.
Also, it looks like you can only enter one number for Snow Goose, so both white 
and blue will be just one number.  Also, it doesn't appear you have to keep 
track of Adult and Immature Bald and Golden Eagles.  Not sure if there are any 
other changes to how to enter numbers of birds into the CBC Website or not.
Also, a reminder about flickers.  In Eastern Colorado, we have a good number of 
intergrade flickers, so you can't assume a flicker you are hearing and don't 
see is a Red-shafted.  So, please report these as Northern Flicker.  If you see 
you flicker, and can tell it is a Red-shafted, that is good, or an intergrade, 
or a Yellow-shafted.  Though, heard only flickers should be reported as 
Northern Flicker. 
Have a good Christmas Bird Count Season everyone. Brandon PercivalColorado CBC 
Regional Editor
Pueblo West, CO

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