Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: December 11, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Friday, December 11, sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
This is the 4th year in a row that I have had a Northern Goshawk winter in
my neighborhood. I was first alerted to it calling at sunrise back in 2012
outside my home office every morning. This year, it is putting on quite a
show for me. Most days I am in my home office where the entire eastern
I found a cooperative *Winter Wren* this morning at Massey Draw near my
home in Ken Caryl Valley, Jefferson Co. It was calling often and well seen
along the drainage amid some large willows. I managed recordings and iPhone
photos that are decent and in this checklist (but turn the volume way up to
Hi COBirders,
Made a quick stop at Big Johnson reservoir this afternoon as I came back into
town and although there was not a lot on the reservoir there were four
LONG-TAILED DUCKs. Three of which were together and the fourth was off by
itself. The only other semi-notable thing were two
Hey all!
Just had an immature Glaucous Gull at Lake Loveland at about 3 PM. One Dunlin
still present.
Josh Bruening
Fort Collins
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Luke is happy to have folks drop-in for a visit without getting in touch
with him. People can walk into the backyard at 1520 W. Mountain. No need to
knock on door or view from alley. The feeder the bird has been visiting is
near the back of the yard on the east side. It is best to enter the
There is a Say's Phoebe continuing on the CU-Boulder research campus. It can be
seen most afternoons on the south side of the Space Sciences building at 3665
Discovery Dr. This is a monitored parking lot. On weekdays be sure to park in
the paid portion of the lot & pay at the kiosk.
The Phoebe
Good day all!
I'm a little behind on getting this post out but thought I'd write it
nonetheless. I tried on Tuesday to re-find the previously posted Pacific
Loon and Red-necked Grebe at the Rawhide Power Plant. That was the really
windy day and it turned out to be a really silly thing to do.
Luke is happy to have folks drop-in for a visit without getting in touch
with him. People can walk into the backyard at 1520 W. Mountain. No need to
knock on door or view from alley. The feeder the bird has been visiting is
near the back of the yard on the east side. It is best to enter the
This morning at 9:40 a.m. I observed a Yellow-throated Warbler in a
backyard on Mountain Ave. between Fishback and Roosevelt. Luke Caldwell,
the property owner, first found this bird over a week ago and submitted a
video and account to CoBirds. He said it did not get onto the email list
for
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