Hello, Birders.
I'm pretty sure we're all well aware by now that a Ross's Gull was found last
month at Cherry Creek State Park, Arapahoe County... ;)
Now pause for a moment to consider the role that COBirds played in getting the
word out about the Cherry Creek Ross's Gull. Up-to-the-minute
Date:3 December 2010
e-mail: r...@cfo-link.org
phone: 303-659-8750
compiler: Joyce Takamine
This is Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, December 3, 2010, at 5 am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
If you are phoning in
Hi all:
I have posted the solution to last week's Mr. Bill Mystery Quiz
(www.cfo-link.org).
Enjoy,
Tony Leukering
Villas, NJ
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All:
Though I would put Colorado's birding community above nearly all other US
state's [note that the apostrophe indicates possession and should not be used
in simple plurals -- aargh], there are relatively few CO birders that really
study gulls, though most of those are active participants
Around 4PM on Thursday, I saw 2 swans on Sandpiper Ponds, just west of
35th St and south of the Poudre Trail. They were not mute swans, but
has anyone else seen swans in this area and had a good scope view to
know what type they are? As we left the parking lot, they flew to the
next pond west;
Today, in the same place where Urling fond an Eastern Towhee Nov. 19, both of
us saw it. A female, with milk-chocolate brown head, back, wings, it sat near
the top of some willows along Tomichi Creek. The other towhees growled, but
this one remained silent.
If you want to look for it,
There were six Trumpeter Swans at Arrowhead Lake/Evans (65th Ave) last
weekend.
Thanks Gary Lefko
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/ -- Home of the Nunn Guy
On Dec 2, 10:01 pm, Rick Reeser rcree...@gmail.com wrote:
Around 4PM on Thursday, I saw 2 swans on Sandpiper Ponds, just west of
35th St and
I'll chime in here ... not to single out any one particular
organization but organizations in general looking for contributions
and support.
Quick primer on our human behavior:
I believe that giving is motivated by humans’ deeply held need to
find meaning in life. For most people, meaning is
I've been a volunteer at Roxborough for over 12 years and it's been
such a fantastic
way to give back to the community by teaching others, especially
children, how important
our natural world is to all species on this planet. I hope you will
consider it! :) Alison Kondler
ROXBOROUGH STATE PARK
If anyone still has Ross's Gull on their minds, keep an extra eye out. There
has
been yet a second adult Ross's Gull found in Nebraska today (12/3). It is at
Branched Oak Lake in Lincoln.
Cole Wild
Loveland
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Hello all,
I was out driving around this afternoon for an hour or so trying to
keep my daughter napping. And it worked beautifully. But I stopped
by Poudre #3 (off of CR 11 and north of CR66) outside of Wellington.
Thousands of Canada and Cackling Geese were present. Approximately 20
Snow
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