I go out to Sawhill-Walden Ponds regularly and it seems like there are the
usual numbers of Bullock's orioles singing/nesting. I'll check tomorrow.
Paula
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 12:40 PM elena wrote:
> Pella Crossing and Walden/Sawhill (Boulder County) have what seems to be
> the regular
Pella Crossing and Walden/Sawhill (Boulder County) have what seems to be the
regular number of orioles, though I haven’t seen this year’s nests yet.
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For the first time I have Bullock’s Orioles in my yard in Aurora. I’ve been
seeing 3-4 regularly the past few weeks. They come to the Suet feeder and are
even eating sunflower hearts. They have plenty of insects available. They do
a great job of intimidating the flocks of young starlings
I had a banner year in early to mid May with up to 7 Bullocks coming to my
feeders. Since they left I have seen few around the Canon City area. I'm
afraid the continuing drought conditions has caused a number of migratory
to head to other locations where there actually have insects.
SeEtta Moss
Hi all
Up north a banner year, in my yard I had, at one time, 7 Bullock's (5m,
2f), down the road at "Nunn's Gravel Pit" had Baltimore and Orchard
(multiple) Oriole. A female Bullock's continues to come to yard almost
daily. Others in NOCO report the same, one woman had 11 in her yard at once!
We’ve had both Orchard and Bullocks in Cherry Creek State Park in the last few
weeks.
Gary Brower
Unincorporated Arapahoe County
> On Jun 11, 2020, at 7:20 AM, David Gulbenkian wrote:
>
> Haven't seen an oriole this year. None in the Wheatridge Greenbelt.
> Why not?
> David G. Jeffco
>
>
Haven't seen an oriole this year. None in the Wheatridge Greenbelt.
Why not?
David G. Jeffco
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