Cobirds didn't seem to take kindly to my trying to post the Denver Audubon
newsletter about its upcoming Birdathon. My apologies for what turned into such
a mess.
But -- if you'd like to support Denver Audubon through its Birdathon, go to the
website, denveraudubon.org and read about it.
Hi Moderators,
I used to be able to do a "reply to author" on posts, but now it is
disabled for all posts. Can someone please fix this?
Thanks,
Adrian Lakin
Mead, CO
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Dear CoBirders,
As we head into the peak of spring migration, allow me this reminder:
1. *all CoBirds posts should have a signature line with your full name and
city*. The actual rule for this Google Group calls for listing your *state*,
too, but this really seems much less necessary... but so
: CObirds List
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Cobirds
My pictures show bright yellow legs as well...
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S59922672
Cole Sage, Denver
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The lack of streaking took me another way. Always great to go through the gull
ID paces. Thanks Christian for your input & thanks for sharing Glenn’s
observations Steve!
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> On Sep 19, 2019, at 11:24 AM, Steven Rash wrote:
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> Ran into Glenn Walbeck on my attempt to get
Ran into Glenn Walbeck on my attempt to get more pictures. We chatted a bit on
the finer points of ID and came to the conclusion of Lesser Black Backed Gull,
leaning towards a breeding version of the intermedius subspecies, which is
somewhat darker than the LBBGs we typically get here. So a
My pictures show bright yellow legs as well...
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S59922672
Cole Sage, Denver
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Are there pictures of the gull that can be posted yet?
Thanks
Aaron Shipe
Jeffco
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> On Sep 19, 2019, at 9:48 AM, Diane Roberts wrote:
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> Cherry Creek State Park Steve Rash & Tim Johnson reported this gull type
> yesterday.. This morning at 9:47 we are looking at a
Diane Roberts @ Cherry Creek State Park, Arapahoe, Co
Highlands Ranch, Co
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Cherry Creek State Park Steve Rash & Tim Johnson reported this gull type
yesterday.. This morning at 9:47 we are looking at a very large, dark mantled,
pale iris & yellow legged gull with field marks fitting this gull.
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Dear CoBirders,
As we head into the peak of spring migration, with probably lots of posts
to the list, here are two points that need attention.
1. A point of list rules: *all CoBirds posts should have a signature line
with your full name and city*. The actual rule for this Google Group calls
for
I’ve lost cobirds. Can you reinstate me.
Carol Blackard
carolblackard.com
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I've seen the issue of facebook groups vs traditional email lists pop up in
many states, and twice went so far as sifting through some data to see if a
growing state Facebook group was associated with a decline in email list
posts. Here's the results:
Hi
Leon Bright makes a good point. For almost 30 years Cobirds has been the
established platform for communicating all kinds of interesting birding news
about what is going on in the state
By promoting the advantages, or perhaps its
disadvantage of using Facebook as a platform (check out
COBIRDS going away was never even under consideration. The only item that
was being discussed as possibly going away was the daily Rare Bird Alert
that is one of the many posts on COBIRDS each day, due to the wonderful
long-term volunteer for it retiring from the task. Other volunteers have
Hoping Cobirds continues. I have subscribed for many years.Look forward to it
each day. Compare posts with birds coming through the my yard.
Norma Erickson
Weld county
Nrth of Greeley
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All,
I have been in England for the past week and will be here for the next 10
days. I halted receiving Cobirds messages while I'm away, so I haven't seen
them all, and am speaking without full knowledge of all that has happened
over the past week.
First, let me say that Andy Bankert is a
About a dozen birders just got good looks in the Austrian pines and neighboring
cottonwood after very brief glimpses earlier, in the same small open space on
Mirada Road opposite the Broadmoor CC in COLO Spgs
Patrick O'Driscoll
Denver
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Dear COBirders,
Thanks to all who post to COBirds, and to those who participate just by
monitoring the list.
As I noted a week or two ago, there has been a change to list rules
regarding photographs, and now that the official list rules have been
updated I wanted to post again about this to make
Given I only compile the RBA infrequently, it might not be appropriate for me
to post this. BUT, it used to be the case that rare birds were posted on
COBIRDS. Ebird has changed this and many birders post rare birds exclusively
to eBird. PLEASE post RBA's to COBIRDS (as well as to eBird if
I have been noticing that some really good rare birds have been showing up
on Ebirds and not Cobirds. There are some problems with this. It is
difficult to access Ebird sightings after a week while on Cobirds are there
forever. I would urge reporting the rare nirds to both and continue the
At my feeder, I am seeing an Eurasian Collared-Dove with a disease on the
back of the head and neck. As a precaution, I have taken down my platform
feeder; and I was wondering if anyone else is seeing this disease.
Barbara Shissler
Littleton, CO
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This morning Cindy Valentine and I saw the Barrow's Goldeneye that Richard
Trinkner had reported earlier on the Platte River just south of 88th in
Thornton. We were walking about a mile south of the parking lot on the paved
path by the River. However, this time we saw a pair of the
AMEN, Allison,
I agree 100%!!!
The birdwatching community should not be an elitist group. I dislike the
idea that some folks want to limit those who are not expert in their
eyes. I easily remember when some compilers thought my sightings were not
creditable and would not post them.
We learn
Well I'm sure glad I posted my Bullock's Oriole that was NOT a Bullock's
Oriole once I really looked at the picture I took. So, yeah people post those
possibles!
Connie Kogler
Twitter @ConnieKogler
Facebook.com/connie.kogler
BirdsOTheMorning.com
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