Just across the road from Squirrel Creek Road Pond, in Fountain, Colorado,
74 White-faced Ibis in the horse pasture. Awesome sight! Sure hope this
group didn't have any Glossy Ibis - we couldn't tell with the bad light and
distance.
Aaron and Pati Driscoll
Colorado Springs
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Our few birds came early in the day, so the early visitors got good looks
at a nice variety before things quieted to nothing by about 9:30 a.m.
Banded 9, plus had some recaps from previous days this season.
Red-shafted Flicker 1
House Wren 4
Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1
Orange-crowned Warbler 1
This morning several members of CSU Field Ornithologists enjoyed the
organization’s last field trip of the semester. We gathered this morning at
7:30AM on campus before our drive down to Barr Lake State Park. Just
before we left, we spotted a CHIMNEY SWIFT flying overhead! A very special
first of
At around 7:30-8:00 this morning 5/3 Mark Peterson and I had a singing
Yellow-throated Vireo at Fountain Creek Regional Park in Area 3 in the
strip of trees between the regional trail and Fountain Creek. Last it was
seen moving south of it's original location.
-David Tonnessen
Colorado
Hi All,
Have a White-throated Sparrow ground feeding with regulars in my yard this afternoon. This one, for a change, is NOT the tan form but a lovely white and black striped with yellow lores not shy of eating alongside a squirrel.
A FOS Bullock's Oriole male has been on the rivertrail for
Greetings All
I spent this morning birding a few select spots in Weld
Crow Valley was dead, excepting a singing male N CARDINAL at the sw corner.
Lotsa water in the creek, so hope for later on.
Weld Co Rd 59 has some shorebird habitat, but no shorebirds (except breeders)
Loloff had no
We finished up the week of banding at CBR with a cumulative total of 215 birds
of 28 species banded. New arrivals on Wednesday included Virginia's Warbler,
Wilson's Warbler, and Rock Wren. The first Empidonax flycatchers to show up
in the nets were Gray and Least Flycatchers on Friday.
I posted yesterday about a flycatcher at Cheesman Park in Denver. It turned
out to be a Cordilleran. Today, there was another -- seemingly different --
flycatcher at the Gardens that also may be a Cordilleran. Today, the
flycatcher was hanging out in the same general area as a Rock Wren, not
COBirders,
Please join us on *Saturday, May 9, 2015* for this year’s Fountain Creek
Regional Park spring bird count. This year the count is part of the first
Pikes Peak Birding and Nature Festival (May 8-10)! We’re very excited about
this festival and hope you can be a part of it.
Details for
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 3, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Sunday, May 3 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
BRANT (Rio Grande)
Barrow's Goldeneye (Eagle)
Green
I went to Barr Lake for the dawn chorus and had over 60 species. The
WHITE-EYED VIREO was in the previously reported location, about 50 yards
North of the pedestrian bridge on the lake side of the path. It was
actively singing and foraging giving very good looks. Also present were
Barr Lake is in Adams County
On Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 9:42:27 AM UTC-6, Chris Goulart wrote:
I went to Barr Lake for the dawn chorus and had over 60 species. The
WHITE-EYED VIREO was in the previously reported location, about 50 yards
North of the pedestrian bridge on the lake side of
Hi COBirders,
Highlight for today at Clear Springs Ranch banding was an adult female PAINTED
BUNTING, captured about 9:00 this morning. Well photographed, and seen by six
visitors before release. Photos available upon request. What an iridescent
green!
Besides that, it was again pretty slow,
Kara Carragher, Bill Maynard, and I birded Hanson Nature Area in Fountain
(which is Area 7 - West in e-bird) early this morning. Most of birding was on
the West side of Fountain Creek. The best bird was a male Rose-breasted
Grosbeak, with two or more male Black-headed Grosbeaks, also seen in
The bird is soundly sleeping right now (10 am, May 3) in the open in the
Conservation Garden, on the other side of the lilac bushes.
Jared Del Rosso
Denver
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After living in our place for 20 years, we have accumulated a backyard list of
149 species. We live only 4 miles from the MV Refuge so we get a good
assortment of things. We are lucky to have seen things like Whooping Cranes fly
over the house and be on the list. Well, this weekend a new bird
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