Overall plumage pattern indicates one of the Myiarchus species of Flycatcher.
Small bill, pale yellow belly, extensive gray chest all point to Ash-throated
Flycatcher, a rarity during fall migration in Jefferson County. There are some
vagrants that are extremely similar and should also be
Still in same place.
Ira Sanders
Golden
On Fri, 9 Nov 2018, 7:17 am Michael Lester Hi All,
>
> The White-eyed Vireo found yesterday by Aaron Shipe and Frank Farrell
> continues. Currently in junipers just above the stairs down to the trading
> post trail.
>
> Michael Lester
> Littleton
>
> Sent
Hi All,
The White-eyed Vireo found yesterday by Aaron Shipe and Frank Farrell
continues. Currently in junipers just above the stairs down to the trading post
trail.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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> On Nov 8, 2018, at 3:21 PM, Frank Farrell wrote:
>
> There is currently a
There is currently a White-eyed Vireo at the Trading Post at Red Rocks Park in
the Junipers near the swingset. Aaron Shipe and myself just found it.
Frank Farrell
Morrison, CO
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Cobirders: All winter and spring has been an irruptive time for the RED
CROSSBILL at Genesee Park (I-70, Exit 254, south side of highway 2 miles to
Group Picnic area and Flagpole). Today we witnessed one adult male feeding
one young. Listen for them, and perhaps you will see them in flight
On 3/27 a male *Cassin's Finch* was at my feeders at Ken Caryl Valley. This
was only the second in my yard since they were frequent in winter 2014-15.
Today 3/28 a pair of *Eastern Bluebirds* joined a flock of Mountain
Bluebirds in the vale between the Dakota and Lyons hogbacks north of Ken
Caryl
I originally reported a MALE Williamson's Sapsucker on January 27, 2016 at my
home in Genesee at 7500'. This is out-of season, as males start arriving here
March 30 and early April. This male remained from Jan 27-30. It was always in
one Ponderosa Pine at 35', where it drilled 100+ wells. The
Just had the first hummingbird I've seen this season at my feeder!! Beautiful
male Broad-tailed!! Yay!!
Jennifer Hallam
Ken Caryl, CO
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Hi CoBirders
I was at Crown Hill Open Space (Jeffco) today around noon and saw an
interesting hawk at the south side parking lot. It had a lighter head with
a dark eyeline, the beak was dark at tip. wings were reddish, but mottled.
Under side was white with red streaks toward rear. legs were
I went up to Red Rocks yesterday afternoon. I didn't know that there was
construction/destruction going on around the Trading Post.
There were the usual Junco's, but they were out front of the Trading Post in
the dirt, so I put half my seed out there. I went around to the east side and
At 1:45 today I was finishing up a bike ride around Chatfield Res and was
riding on the bike path just north of C470 along the South Platte river when I
saw a very large falcon flying directly for the South Platte Reservoir to the
West. It flew from East to West, directly across my path and
March 14 - I had one male Common Redpoll visit my feeders at sunset
today. He stayed for about 15 minutes.
Bob Santangelo
Wheat Ridge
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Hi all,
I went up to Conifer with my, alas, non-birding family today (Dec. 26th). It
wasn't very birdy at high elevations, with a raven Mountain Chickadee being
the only species I saw, and a few more usual suspects (crows, magpies, a
Red-tailed Hawk and Steller's Jay) lower down. On
Dear COBIRDERS:
The president of the Colorado Hawking Club was sent an e-mail and several
photos yesterday morning of a hawk on the deck of a home near the
intersection of Simms and Marlow in Littleton. The bird had a 6 ft long red
tether of some kind attached to at least one leg and the owner
Of course we've been wondering if the Greater Roadrunner will make it
through this snowstorm. It has not been spotted yet. I searched this
morning, saw one other birder, and passed the baton to two exceptional
birders. Hopefully more folks will be out this afternoon during the
prime activity
Roadrunner (Yes!) Monday 3:00 - 3:30 +/- and (Yes!) Tuesday 2:20
-2:35 (see Mary Keithler's post) at Dinosaur Ridge. This headline
makes it sound easy to see the Roadrunner. As many watchers and
waiters can attest, however, it can take several trips to the locale
and a few hours there to see the
The Roadrunner was seen Thursday afternoon (2:55 - 3:50) on the west
(Mt. Morrison, CR93) side of the ridge. The bird was spotted below the
hairpin, and above the three white culvert markers near the fallen
tree.
Effort: I do not know the number of birders who were present in the
hours before the
Jefferson County: No Roadrunner Wednesday 1:20 - 5:15 at Dinosaur
Ridge
There was no Roadrunner Wednesday 1:20 - 5:5 at Dinosaur Ridge.
Effort: One to nine birders looked for the Roadrunner from 1:20 -
5:15pm. There may have been more birders out looking before 1:20
Wednesday. The afternoon
There was no Roadrunner Sunday 2:20 - 4:45 at Dinosaur Ridge. Birds
seen were:
5 Townsend's Solitaire
80+ American Robin
17 Dark-eyed Junco: 16 Gray-headed plus 1 Slate-colored
Notes: No Crows, Hawks, Scrub-Jays
Effort: Five other birders looked for the Roadrunner from 2:20 -
3:20 almost
Hi Folks,
Just got out of the chilly breeze this morning.
A stop at RRTP yielded a good list of species, including the Curve-billed
Thrasher (twice) and White-throated Sparrow. A couple birding said they
had had the Harris's Sparrow as well, but I failed to relocate it after my
stop inside for
Thanks to all the Co-birders out there! My wife and I saw the Harris'
sparrow at about 7:50 a.m. yesterday. This was our 400th North
American
species added to our joint life list (we both have to see it together
the first time to list it)!
If it wasn't for so many people posting these rare birds,
COBirders,
Larry Semo just called and he found a probably Tundra Swan at Standley Lake.
The bird was mostly sleeping on the north side of the lake. For directions see
number 4 on the Jefferson county page:
http://www.coloradocountybirding.com/county/bird_a_county.php?name=Jefferson
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This summer at Bear Creek Lake Park outside of Morrison in Jefferson
County there was an male Indigo Bunting in the area west and south of
Skunk Hollow Picnic area. There was a male indigo/Lazuli cross along
the Cottonwood Trail just west of the lake. Both birds were seen on
numerous
Reported by Kathanne Lynch of Genesee Mountain, Golden, CO
Field Trip for Denver Field Ornithologists and Evergreen Audubon
Location: Genesee Mountain Park
Observation date: 7/2/10 morning 08:00-12:00
Notes: 27 species, 137 individuals
Canada Goose 2
Mourning Dove 1
Broad-tailed Hummingbird 4
Birding Turkey Creek Park there was an adult male Red Crossbill and a
juvenile.
Chatfield Kingfisher cove had a Sora and near the gravel ponds was an
adult Bald Eagle.
The Yellow-throated Vireo was heard but not found.
Linda Powers
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Below is a summary of today's Denver Field Ornithologists' Field Trip
to the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt in Jefferson County.
Kathanne Lynch (DFO field trip leader, 303-968-4750 phone)
BIRDS: 26 species, 916 individuals
DATE: Sunday January 10, 2010
LOCATION: Jefferson County, CO: Wheat Ridge
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