Leonard and I found a Palm Warbler near Mile marker 18 at Fountain Creek
Regional Park late this morning. Last seen west side of the effluent
stream.
Joy Lake
Colorado Springs
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We had a typical first day of banding (almost always the last Saturday in
April) at Chatfield - Not a lot of birds and pretty much the expected
species. We caught our first House Wrens and a Lincoln's Sparrow, probably
our first and last Junco, plus some year-round resident species, including
found the northern parala in a l flock of yellow rumps flying around the bridge
on the small pond at Belmar Park as of12:50 today.
Loch Kilpatrick, Parker co
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Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 25, 2015
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North of the previous location, still on the W side of the res. Look for
birders and you'll find the most recent location pretty easily. No one is
currently on the bird. Also had a Black-throated Gray here about 10 mins ago.
Alec Hopping
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Hi, all. The *gray flycatcher* found by Mark Minner-Lee is still at
Greenlee Preserve, Boulder County. Photos and discussion here:
http://tinyurl.com/GrFl-2015-04-25
Nice find. And the bird is being cooperative. A little birdie tells me it
will here through the weekend.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette,
This morning, the Larimer County landfill hosted:
Lesser Black-backed Gull 2 (1 ad, 1 second-cycle)
Herring Gull 2 (first cycle)
California Gull 40
Ring-billed Gull 120
Franklin's Gull 100
A mile south, two Burrowing Owls were back at their traditional locations at
Coyote Ridge Natural Area near
Sorry - I'm out of practice! Forgot to ID myself!
Meredith McBurney
Bander, Chatfield Station
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory
On Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 6:12:35 PM UTC-6, meredith wrote:
We had a typical first day of banding (almost always the last Saturday in
April) at Chatfield - Not
Just before 9 am today I watched a Broad winged Hawk pass over Rabbit Mt.
I later walked the road closer to the wastewater pond,[ to the south], and
had a nice Logger Head Shrike perched on a short metal post and 2 singing
Vesper Sparrow. Earlier, an Orange Crowned Warbler made a brief stop in
Bird refound as of 6:46pm.
Alec Hopping
Currently looking at Golden-winged Warbler
Lakewood CO
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Hi folks,
While leading a field trip up to Rocky Mountain national Park this morning,
our group located a slate-colored form Fox Sparrow along the Cub Lake trail
in Moraine Park. According to eBird, April sightings of Fox Sparrow in
Rocky Mountain national Park are fairly sparse, but this
Lots of gulls (roughly 700) were still at Jackson Lake this morning
(Saturday), feeding with the grebes and cormorants and then resting on the
north side of the lake. As I arrived, a large, very pale, dark-billed gull
(first impression Glaucous-Winged or Glaucous-Winged x Herring, but I don't
Hello,
Bird was on west side of reservoir along trail where the houses are
parallel with the reservoir. Follow trail until you come to a bench that is
to the left, the bird was working a shrub about 50' give or take from the
bench. Photos can be viewed on CFO facebook page.
Happy Spring
Hi all
Highlights of quick run around this evening:
Spring Park Reservoir
Common Loon 1
Bonaparte's Gull 2
California Gull 6
Ring-billed Gull 10
Great Horned Owl nest with 3 chicks
Brewer's Blackbird 3
Blue Lake, El Jebel
Red- breasted Merganser - male
At home the Pinyon
I love watching snowy egrets fish. It kind of looks like they have a piece of
tape stuck to the bottom of their foot and they're trying to shake it off!
I had my first snowy egrets here today, far earlier than I normally see them
which is in June.
Deborah Carstensen, Littleton, Arapahoe County
I took a video of a Snowy Egret fishing at Florence River Park day before
yesterday that shows it using what I call the 'foot shake' technique to
stir up fish. The short video clip shows the egret first shake one foot,
then the other, repeatedly under the water apparently successfully stirring
up
Went to Crow Valley Latham and Beebe Draw but Crom Lake was best with two
Unsolitary sandpipers two nice breeding Western Sandpipers and four Longbilled
Dowitchers plus FOS Wilson's Phalaropes and Least Sandpipers. Had Snowy Egret
at Latham inlet canal. Crow Valley dead and nothing special at
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: April 25, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Saturday, April 25 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
BRANT (Rio Grande)
Red-necked Grebe (Pueblo)
FIRST OF SEASON
Tree Swallows - at nesting sites along my BB Trail
They were not present as of 6 pm Friday eve, so they just arrived. That's
my take on it.
At one of the nest sites the Swallows were dive-bombing the Mt Bluebird
pair that has claimed one of the nestboxes. There are alternate
Currently looking at Grey Flycatcher in trees on Northwest side of Waneka Lake
just before approaching Greenlee Preserve. Orange-crowned warbler in vicinity
too.
Mark Minner-Lee
Superior, CO
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