A team of five of us did a full day of birding for our annual Big Day event
in the San Luis Valley on May 17th. The team consisted of Lisa Gail, Lisa
Rawinski, Jake Myers, Randy Ghormley and myself and we hoped to break the
record of 153 species. We began at the Monte Vista Refuge and
areas and I think this
will help us all here in Colorado. Of course I don't make the rules.
Wayne Wathen
Highlands Ranch, CO
From: cobirds@googlegroups.com on behalf of Denice
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2019 3:12 PM
To: Colorado Birds
Subject: [cobirds] Piping
Yeah for the endangered Piping Plover! I know this has little to do with
Colorado, but we do have these little gems here so... I thought this was an
amazing little story in case you missed it!
https://patch.com/new-jersey/rumson/sandy-hook-cancels-all-its-summer-concerts-due-piping-plover
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I was unable to relocate the plover today between 12:15 and 12:50. The only
sure birds were avocets, spotted sandpipers and Killdeer. Also, 1
Green-winged Teal.
Ira Sanders
On Fri, 10 May 2019, 1:50 pm lrwils, wrote:
> The Piping Plover was still at Clear Creek Valley Park at noon
The Piping Plover was still at Clear Creek Valley Park at noon today. It was on
the east side of the gravel pond, on the west side of a long Island, hard too
see. Also 8 Avocets and many Cliffs Swallows.
Larry Wilson
Northglenn
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I finally found it on the east side of the gravel pit pond just south of
the parking lot at about 3:00 PM. Clear Creek Valley Park is a new location
for me. It is bordered on the south side by I 76 and is kind of tricky to
locate. 58th and Tennyson on the east side of Tennyson. Also 10 avocet,
Still at CCSP near swim Beach at 8:00 am
Meg R
Arapahoe
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Cobirders,
The Piping Plover continues at Ch Crk State Park Smokey Hill swim beach on the
north side.
Good birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
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Hi all,
Found a Piping Plover at Cherry Creek State Park at the Smoky Hill Swim
Beach. See ebird checklist for photos.
I ran out of time for birding and was unable to even try for the potential
Field Sparrow.
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S56025637
Good birding,
Santiago Tabares
Still here at 9 am in same location
Eric DeFonso
near Lyons, CO
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> On May 8, 2019, at 7:49 AM, Scott Somershoe wrote:
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> Still present on east end of the main pond.
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> Scott Somershoe
> Littleton CO
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> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On May 7, 2019, at 8:46 PM, Gabriel
Still present on east end of the main pond.
Scott Somershoe
Littleton CO
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> On May 7, 2019, at 8:46 PM, Gabriel Wiltse wrote:
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> I just had a Piping plover on the east side of the main pond at clear
> creek valley park just south of the Tennyson parking lot as of
I just had a Piping plover on the east side of the main pond at clear
creek valley park just south of the Tennyson parking lot as of 7:30 PM
Photos on my eBird checklist at
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S55985892.
Gabriel Wiltse
Denver, Colorado
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Steve Kingswood and I spent a couple hours at Prewitt today. It seems like
the height of fall migration for shorebirds (16 species) with an estimated
150 Stilt Sandpipers and 3 Pectoral Sandpipers. The Piping Plover was on
the dry sand close to the first area you see in the southwest end north
Hi all,
The Piping Plover continues along with a Buff-breasted Sandpiper at Prewitt
Reservoir this morning, Sep. 2, 2018.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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> On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:15 PM, Charles Hundertmark
> wrote:
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> There was a Piping Plover at Prewitt Reservoir this morning
There was a Piping Plover at Prewitt Reservoir this morning hanging with two
Semipalmated Plovers. There was a nice variety of shorebirds yesterday and
today including Stilt and Pectoral Sandpipers. The opening of dove season,
however, makes things noisy. However, no Red Knot, though with the
COBirders,
This is a very popular weekend for birders to visit southeastern Colorado.
Tomorrow, May 5, is also Cornell Lab's "Global Big Day," which this year is
bringing particular attention to our world's shorebirds. Among southeastern
Colorado's specialties is Piping Plover, a
All,
The Piping Plover is still present almost directly east of the northernmost
parking lot in the small pool of water. Same spot as yesterday. Being viewed
by myself, Georgia Doyle, who came back for round two and Kevin Keirn.
Josh Bruening
Fort Collins
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The Piping Plover previously reported at Boyd Lake State Park continues.
as of 12:00 noon today. Dan Stringer, Rachel Hopper and I relocated the
Plover on the large expanse of exposed shore just north of the
northern-most
parking area. It was seen just over the high point of the exposed shore
I just found a piping plover at the north end of Boyd Lake.
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Dear CFO Convention attendees still in Lamar,
I'm not quite sure how to best reach my intended audience, but posting
to cobirds seems like a logical place to start.
I had several requests from people attending the CFO Convention in
Lamar, but who were unable to view Piping Plovers on the
Birders,
Normally, Piping Plover broods hatch 26 days after incubation begins.
One nest was due to hatch today, but is running a little behind
schedule. One additional nest should hatch next Wednesday. It's a tough
world out there. A brood that hatched three young two weeks ago is
apparently
Thank you for all the work you do and for the educational updates on COBirds.
I very much appreciate being able to learn from these.
Jean Stevenson, Aurora CO
From: Duane Nelson
Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 11:28 AM
To: cobirds@googlegroups.com
Birders,
Normally, Piping
: [cobirds] Piping Plover update--Sweetwater Lake CLOSED TO
HUMAN ACCESS
Does anyone know if this can be hidden from general view on ebird? Would
the original lister be able to block public access?
I was under the impression that ebird did not disclose the location of
sensitive species
Does anyone know if this can be hidden from general view on ebird? Would
the original lister be able to block public access?
I was under the impression that ebird did not disclose the location of
sensitive species.
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Thanks for all of your hard work to protect Piping Plovers and Least Terns
here in SECO. I am glad to know one of the nests is successful.
Janeal Thompson
Lamar, CO
On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 6:15 PM, Duane Nelson dnels...@centurytel.net
wrote:
David,
This is a letter I sent to cobirds today,
Ed, this is the letter I sent to the Colorado birding community this
afternoon. I have received several letters of support so far, but that's
not what I'm looking for. I want the Piping Plover nests here to succeed.
Duane
On 7/15/2015 4:07 PM, Duane Nelson wrote:
Birders,
Effective July
David,
This is a letter I sent to cobirds today, after one of Colorado's more
obsessive birders discovered the lone nest site in Colorado, entered
the territory of a nesting pair of plovers in order to identify and
count all the birds on the lake, then disclosed the location and number
of
Birders,
Effective July 15th, the southwest pool of Neesopah Reservoir (Kiowa
County), colloquially known as Sweetwater Lake, is CLOSED TO ALL HUMAN
ACCESS.
About three weeks ago, I posted a hopeful message to cobirds that,
despite epic flooding that contributed to the demise of all
Thank you
Duane
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On Jul 4, 2015, at 7:31 PM, Duane Nelson dnels...@centurytel.net wrote:
Birders,
I know there is a lot of interest in the nesting status of Piping Plovers and
Least Terns in Colorado this year. Water continues to rise in Southeast
Colorado
Birders,
I know there is a lot of interest in the nesting status of Piping
Plovers and Least Terns in Colorado this year. Water continues to rise
in Southeast Colorado Reservoirs, and flood warnings persist at
vulnerable sites along the Arkansas River east of Pueblo, especially at
Avondale
Roger Linfield called to mention that on his annual spring pilgrimage to
Phillips County today
he saw a PIPING PLOVER near the airfield, which is
just east and a little south of Holyoke. It was on a concrete pad upon
which some
rainwater had formed a little puddle. This is a first Phillips County
Birders,
The first Piping Plover of 2013 returned to a historic nest site at John
Martin Reservoir (Bent County) today, breaking the Colorado earliest
arrival record by one day. The previous early return took place in 2012,
on April 9th. When I first started working with Piping Plovers two
After reading Ira Sanders's message, I looked at the review list and realized
that the Snowy and Piping Plovers were on it.
We saw several Snowy Plovers at Lake Holbrook and one Piping Plover Sunday
afternoon among the huge number of shore birds there.
Cecile Lee
Elbert, CO
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More at Clover Basin Res. at approximately 12:30 pm
today. Lots of species are coming in and out - disappearing after a
few hours of foraging - then replaced by new species:
American golden plover - 1
Piping plover - 1
Semi-palmated plover - 3
Baird's sandpiper - 6
I left around 5:30 and the Piping Plover was still there on the west side. Only
one Black- bellied Plover though. Willets, Sanderling, many peeps still around.
Todd Deininger
Longmont, CO
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CoBirders,
The PIPING PLOVER was still present as of 7:35pm this evening at Clover Basin
Reservoir outside of Longmont, CO. Other birds present included:
26 peeps (only able to id 8 of them based on distance)
1 Western Sandpiper
3 Semipalmated Sandpipers
4 Least Sandpipers
25
There is currently a Piping Plover hidden amongst the rocks at the
very tip of the sandspit to the east of the south marina at Chatfield
State Park. The bird was first found by Paul Differding. It is ironic
that it is there with all of the boats and jet skis in the immediate
area. This is an
Dear Cobirders,
Todd Deininger just called (11:00AM) to tell me that he, Bill
Kaempfer and John Vanderpool are looking at a Piping Plover at the
west boat ramp of Jackson Reservoir in Morgan County.
Good Chasing,
Walter Szeliga
Boulder, CO
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