Had to tell SOMEONE
Pygmy Nuthatch - pair at feeder
Walked outside to get closer look with handful of live mealworms hoping to
get their attention
one of the Pygmys perched on my fingers, grabbed a mealworm; and left
without a thank you.
So awesome to feel its tiny little feet on my
The keynote speaker for this year’s spring Crane Festival in Monte Vista, CO,
is Dr. George Archibald from the International Crane Foundation. Dr. Archibald
has studied cranes for over 45 years since he worked on the vocal behavior and
evolution of cranes for his Ph.D. at Cornell University.
Sunday 11:30 a/,/
Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch1
a first for my backyard
Waiting for it to return to feeders to get a picture
also
Mt Chickadees
Steller's Jays
Usual House Sparrows
Magpies
Bonnie Boex
Dillon
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Downy Woodpecker - pair
Magpies - too many
Junco - 4
Pine Siskin - 6
Black- capped Chickadee - 1 (travels with the Mt Chicks)
Mt Chickadee - 6 to 8
House Sparrows - flock
too many to count; first year this has occurred. They appear to have
established a foothold; have to be vigilant on my
Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 05, 2015
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Black Vulture0
Boyd Lake State Park (fee area) is currently a magnet for gulls and waterfowl,
partly because the cold overnight temps have caused most of the nearby lakes to
freeze. There is enough open water at Boyd Lake (just northeast of Loveland, in
southeast Larimer County) to support large flocks of
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Congrats Steve!
Peter Burke
Editor, *Colorado
Birders,
I was able to help Janeal Thompson see and photograph the single
female-plumaged Purple and Cassin's Finches at my Las Animas feeder
yesterday. It was not surprising the birds were here due to the cold, snowy
conditions. She saw and photographed both. I did not post these sightings to
Compiler: Mary Driscoll
Date: March 5, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Thursday March 5 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Tundra Swan (Boulder, Mesa)
Thayer's
Birders,
I've seen only a couple of Rosy's this am. There is a Sharp-shinned Hawk
sitting on the north side of the house and a mule deer eating their seed.
I really doubt there will be many today with all the sunshine.
On a sad note, I believe that one of the fluffy Rosy's met it's end
yesterday
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