compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: August 21, 2011
e-mail: rba@cfo-link.
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, August 21, 2011
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Cards, messages and condolences can be sent to Larry's parents at:
Liz John Semo
16341 S. Gram Rd.
Gordon, WI 54838
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Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins, CO
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This morning we were able to confirm that which we have suspected all summer
long...that we have had breeding Yellow-billed Cuckoos in our yard. They are no
longer calling...so it was just plain lucky that the juvenile lit in the open
this morning. Told from adults by weaker tail patterning and
Greetings,
Yesterday I wandered around w. Weld County, dipping into Larimer for the
spectacle that is Tinmath Res., happening into 112 species in the process
(sorry for the delayed post, per AOL I sent it, but it never arrived at COBIRDS)
The rarest finds of the day were mostly flycatchers:
Hi all:
I have posted the solutions to the previous two photo quizzes
(www.cfo-link.org). There is still plenty of time today to tackle the current
quiz.
Tony Leukering
Villas, NJ
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At Lathrop State Park, Martin Lake, we saw:
Black Terns, some still quite dark, some in transition to non-breeding
Non breeding Common Terns
We hope to post photos of both this evening.
At Horseshoe Reservoir were:
Great Blue Herons - which bred on the island in Horseshoe this year
2 Great
Hi, birder friends--
During a visit to the Longmont Museum this week, Sandra Laursen and I were
pleasantly surprised at the quality of the prints and the lighting and
labeling presentation. But one thing puzzled us: the labels of the prints
often referenced a specific page in an unspecified
COBirders,
Around 0830 John Drummond and I viewed flights of first one, and latter a
second Least Bittern (first found by Rich Miller) at Holcim Marsh (Fremont).
I arrived at 0700 with little bird activity in the area. One bittern is a
male (black backed) and the other is a female (brown
Hi Polly,
Your title mentions Least Tern, but I do not see it in the text. Did
you
have Least Terns today and where?
Joyce Takamine
RBA compiler
On Aug 21, 1:28 pm, Polly Neldner pollyw...@gmail.com wrote:
At Lathrop State Park, Martin Lake, we saw:
Black Terns, some still quite dark, some
Birders,
Today after leaving Westcliffe (we did the fieldtrip that Brandon already
reported on) Tammy and I stopped by Holcim Wetlands near Florence (Thank you
for the directions to the spot to Rich Miller and others). We arrived about
9:50 am and ran into Mr. Maynard and Mr. Drummond as they
Larry was simply one of the best, both as a birder, and more
importantly as a human being. He will be greatly missed.
Sometimes life is not only not fair, but just flat-out sucks.
Norm Lewis
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From: pomjaeger pomjae...@aol.com
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Katrina Stowasser and I were birding Timnath Reservoir this afternoon when we
found a group of 5 terns standing on an island towards the northeast side of
the reservoir. We were standing on the southwest shore. I noticed of the terns
standing on this island there were terns of 3 slightly
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