Action is really picking up in the San Luis Valley.
At Smith Res SWA there was a Neotropic Cormorant, posed on a rock not 100
feet from a much larger Double-crested Cormorant. The Neotropic was about
2/3rds the size of the nearby Double-crested. Bird had the smaller relative
bill and white
Was back roosting on a boom at the marina. It just flew south but I think is
still on the rez. Maybe on the water.
Green big year bird 264. Brr.
Scott Somershoe
Littleton CO
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There has been a non-adult Neotropic Cormorant at the Pueblo West Gravel
Pit, in Pueblo County first seen on 3/25 and seen again on 3/27. Photos
taken by several birders. Seems to be around more in the mornings. There
are lots of Double-crested Cormorants coming in to this pond as well
Good
Hi all,
Barr Lake was phenomenal this morning for migrants. I started off below the
dam, which had a Cassin's Vireo, Nashville Warbler, and early Brown Creeper
among the hordes of Wilson's Warblers. Also present were Hammond's, Dusky,
and Willow Flycatchers, Townsend's Warblers, and throngs of
10:30 AM in SE corner of lake successfully fishing with 3 other DCCOs.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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Still at Hine Lake at Robert A Easton Park this morning.
Dale Pate
Littleton, CO
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Just spotted the Neoteopic Cormorant on Hine Lake in the northwest corner.
Dale Pate
Littleton. CO
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The Neotropic cormorant was present until just before 2:45 p.m. it took
off, flew around for about 10 minutes and then disappeared. I didn't see it
again.
It's Sanders
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Present at 9 AM in Robert Easton Park, Jefferson County.
Roger Linfield
Boulder
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Hi:
Of interest the Neotropic Cormorant was discovered by Alexander von Humboldt
along the Orinoco River while he was exploring South America sometime during
1799-1804
Bob Righter
Denver CO
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Luke Pheneger
Longmont
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It was at Hine Lk at R.A. Easton early this morning. Life got in the way of my
reporting it, however.
David Suddjian
Littleton CO
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Chris Wood just got some video of the adult Neotropic Cormorant swimming at
Robert A Easton Regional Park in Jefferson County, as of 1:50pm on April
12th.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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The Neotropic Cormorant is currently at Robert A Eastmon. The bird was located
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Hi all,
I have the Neotropic Cormorant in the pond east of Sprat Platte fishing pond
now. 3rd pond south of 104th.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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> Riley and Heather Morris and I are viewing the Neotropic Cormorant in the
Riley and Heather Morris and I are viewing the Neotropic Cormorant in the small
pond east of the Elaine Valente parking lot. Good size comparison with a
Double-crested. Red-throated Loon also present.
Adam Vesely
Thornton, CO
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I may have spoken too soon, I now see orange in the lores which may exclude it
from being a Neotropic. Other than orange lores though, it looks good for Neo.
Do they hybridize? Could that be a possibility?
David Wade
Ft Collins CO
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Greetings birders, I just discovered a Neotropic Cormorant at Running Deer
Natural Area in Fort Collins. It is perched on some downed logs jutting out
over Pelican Pond which is at the southwest corner of the natural area.
David Wade
Ft Collins
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Birders,
An adult Neotropic (or is that Olivaceous?) Cormorant was at John Martin
Reservoir. I saw it with a large group of Double-crested Cormorants on
the south side of the reservoir about 1/4 mile west of the dam. The area
has a gravel bar that just into the lake and makes a curl at the
Hello, birders.
I visited Timnath Reservoir, Larimer County, early this morning, Sunday, August
14th. The place has fairly low water, very few shorebirds, and gazillions of
non-shorebird aquatic avian species.
Amid the many hundreds of Double-crested Cormorants was an adult Neotropic
Hi all,
The Neotropic Cormorant at Cherry Creek was at the SW corner marina at
7.40am with c15 Double-crested Cormorants (it was not present at 6.15am -
not were there any cormorants at that time)
Also a Great Egret and 8 Bonaparte's Gulls today
Good birding all
Dick Filby
I saw the bird last Monday and got a few shots myself.
Here are two of them
http://www.pbase.com/nikonjeannie/image/134008805
http://www.pbase.com/nikonjeannie/image/134008812
Right near it and the double crested Cormorants was a red breasted
Merganser.
Jeannie Girard
Aurora
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Hi all,
Highlights of a great day in the Denver area.
Genesee Park this morning yielded several nice Williamson's Sapsuckers and
all three nuthatch spp..
Red Rocks late morning / early afternoon : all four sparrows at the
Trading Post feeders (Golden-crowned, White-crowned, White-throated
After much discussion on this site and others, I finally made my way
down to witness this rare bird for myself. It could be seen with a
group of Double-crested Cormorants at the Cherry Creek Reservoir
Marina. With video camera in hand, I captured some video images to
share with everyone. For a
The neotropic cormorant was at the marina at 5:30 PM, sitting next to 9 of
his friendly double-cresteds.
It was windy...saw 4 avocets and one lesser yellow-legs on the shoreline at
the Lake Loop.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
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Hi all,
The juvenile Neotropic Cormorant was still at the marina at Cherry Creek
State Park as of 3:30 PM this afternoon.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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My wife (Laura) and I arrived at the marina shortly after 10:00 a.m. yesterday
(4/11) and were fortunateenough to have both species of cormorants standing
nearly side-by-side at the marina. They flew off perhaps10 minutes later and
we did some other birding in the park adding for this spring
When I arrived at the marina at 1000, no cormorants were there. One could
be seen way out in the water. After nearly half an hour, 5 appeared sitting
on the log just past the end of the marina; one was the neotropic. When
spreading its wings, it looks like a miniature double-c. More
As of 10:00 am today 4-9-11 the Neotropic Cormorant is still at Cherry Creek
Reservior. He was with four Double-crested Cormorants at the marina. Get
your bird on!
Cade Cropper
Fort Collins CO
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Following is a link to photos I took today about 1 p.m.
David Waltman
Boulder
http://www.flickr.com/photos/waltmandavid/sets/72157626338613557/with/5604485672/
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Folks,
The juvenile Neotropic Cormorant found by Connecticut birders Nick Bonomo, Phil
Rusch and Bill Asteriades continues at Cherry Creek Reservoir. The bird
associates with the handful of Double-crested Cormorants hanging around the
marina. At one time the bird flew to the southeast cove
Cobirders,
The Neotropic Cormorant was still at the marina as of 3:45, again associated
with 4-5 Double-crested Cormorants.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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As previously posted, Phil Rusch, Bill Asteriades and I had a first-
year NEOTROPIC CORMORANT today at Cherry Creek State Park. Photos (not
as good as Glenn Walbek's, but you already knew that!) are posted
here:
http://www.shorebirder.com/2011/04/48-neotropic-cormorant-arapahoe-county.html
Here
COBirders,
Tom, Mary France and I spent a most pleasant morning enjoying several thousand
waterbirds at two locations on the east side of Timnath Reservoir today. There
were at least 3 Black-bellied and several Semipalmated plovers present, along
with a dozen or so Long-billed Dowitchers and
I must have just missed Larry's crew because I ran into Nick K and
Mark P at Timnath at lunch today.
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo
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Gary Lefko/Nunn
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Hi all,
After a few earlier unsuccessful attempts I finally managed to see the
Neotropic Cormorant that's been seen lately at Timnath Reservoir in
eastern Larimer County. I was quite lucky this morning, as I happened
upon the small, unvegetated lake right next to the county road where
they were
Hi Folks,
Spent a good part of the afternoon searching for the NECO. I got to the area
about 12:30 and at that time there were very few cormorants on the res and none
on the sand spit on the West side of the lake. About 1:45 cormorants started
streaming into the lake in small groups from
Fw: Neotropic Cormorant refound (Larimer)Several observers joined me early this
morning in watching the NECO loafing with about a hundred Double-crested
Cormorants on a spit in the middle of Timnath Res, viewed by scope from the
nascent housing development looking west about a half mile away.
COBirders,
Nick Komar just called and asked me to report that there is a NEOTROPIC
CORMORANT near Timnath Reservoir. The bird was in a small pond right next to
County Line Rd. I believe it was between County Roads 76 and 78. Nick will be
able to post in a while if I got anything wrong.
Cobirders,
At around 9:30 a.m. on 6/1/09, I observed an immature-plumaged Neotropic
Cormorant on the south side of Adobe Creek Reservoir. It was perched on
a low snag in the water at the end of the outlet canal road heading
north from the dam.
I got to observe the small size, slender body,
While doing a Big Day today Bill Kaempfer, John Vanderpoel, Gary
Matthews and Todd Deininger spotted a Neotropic Cormorant on a sand
spit on the east side of Lower Latham Reservoir. There is a oil
gas road (no trespassing) off Weld Co 47 Rd that leads to the spit.
The bird is visible
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