[cobirds] A few recent birds from Littleton, ARA and Ken Caryl area of JeffCo

[David Suddjian]

Several recent sightings, including today and going back in time...

Nov 2

*Steller's Jay* at Lee Gulch Trail between Prince and Windemere, Littleton,
Arapahoe. And a high-flying *Evening Grosbeak* passing over there was
notable for Littleton. At dusk a flock of about 45 Snow Geese flew south
over the vicinity of Santa Fe x Mineral Blvd in Littleton.

At Ken Caryl Valley, 1 *Harris's Sparrow* at Massey Draw, and 7
fly-over *Evening
Grosbeaks*.

Nov 1

An *Evening Grosbeak* flew over Hildebrand Ranch Park, JeffCo, and another
flew over my home at Ken Caryl Valley. A *White-winged Junco* in my yard
was only the 2nd one I've had in my home area in 4 years.

Oct 30

A female *Northern Pintail* flying near my home was a surprise. It looked
like she landed in the adjacent pond. This species is rare at Ken Caryl
Valley.

Oct 29

A *Harris's Sparrow* was at St. Mary Church in Littleton, and a Type 2 *Red
Crossbill *flew over there.

Oct 28

A *Steller's Jay* was at Sycamore Street off South Prince in Littleton,
maybe the same as one seen adjacent on Oct 26 (below)

Oct 26

A *Steller's Jay* was at St. Mary Church in Littleton.

David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO

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[cobirds] Red Crossbill, el Paso County

[Suke C Lee]

I remember someone asking Cobirds contibutors to report sightings of Red 
Crossbills but can't remember who it was.


I had 7-8 Red Crossbills in my yard about an hour ago. I believe  they were 
type 5 but I am no expert on their vocalization. I observed them for about 10 
minutes; I don't know how long they had been here. They flew south-east to the 
Latigo  Equestrian Center and disappeared behind the buildings.


I had never seen them in my yard or in El Paso County since we've been here 
(1986).

Bood birding,

Cecile Lee (Cici)

Elbert, CO (Birds were in El Paso County).

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[cobirds] Re: Pueblo reservoir, raptors

['Egret' via Colorado Birds]

  


This is the best Merlin photo I got. Download it if you'd like

Chris Brobin

Manitou Springs.

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[cobirds] Re: Denver — Harris’s Sparrow

[Adam Vesely]

I had an additional Harris's Sparrow this afternoon at Rocky Mountain 
Arsenal (Adams County), just a few miles north of John's sighting.  The 
bird was along the Prairie Switchback Trail, just north of Lake Mary.  
Alongside several American Tree Sparrows and a Song Sparrow.

Adam Vesely
Thornton, CO



On Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 11:18:12 AM UTC-6, John W. Cobb wrote:
>
> This morning there was a immature Harris’s Sparrow in with a group of 
> White-crowns at Bluff Lake Nature Center in the brush near the entrance 
> porta-potties. 
> The wood duck count on the lake is down to four females from 14 about 
> three weeks ago. 
> John Cobb 
> Denver 
>
> Sent from my iPhone 
>

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[cobirds] New Yard Bird (Song Sparrow) - Centennial, CO (Arapahoe)

[Jared Del Rosso]

The absence of Song Sparrows from my suburban, Centennial yard has bemused 
me since I moved here in March 2016. On one hand, this bird doesn't seem to 
prefer yards and feeders in my area all that much (although Ben Sampson's 
yard, farther east than mine, seems to be a veritable Song Sparrow 
hotspot). On the other hand, sparrows generally seem to like my yard, owing 
to a line of brushy bushes, young trees, and plants that I let go to seed 
(even when my neighbor thinks I shouldn't). My hunch was that most of these 
birds just don't move much around my area, spending their lives along the 
nearby High Line Canal, Big & Little Dry Creeks, and marshes. And any that 
are moving around would, I assume, prefer those sort of spots too. (I'm 
open to hearing other, better reasoned reasons for the absence of this 
bird!)

In any case, I was pleasantly surprised this morning to see this bulky, 
familiar sparrows among the juncos, foraging for millet. It made me wonder 
if my most recent bit of "landscaping" -- an unruly pile of young Siberian 
Elms that I hacked down -- might have contributed to its visit. More 
likely, it's just the millet, the seeded catnip, and other, less observable 
things (to me, at least) that brought this bird here.

- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO

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[cobirds] Email address

['Hugh Kingery' via Colorado Birds]

Can someone send me the email address for Robert Beauchamp, please?
I signed him up for a BBS route but somehow omitted posting his email and I 
apparently deleted all my messages from him. 

Thanks. 

 

 

Hugh Kingery 
Franktown, CO

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[cobirds] Surf scoters south platte res. Jefferson

[Thomas Holub]

Found two surf scoters in the southwest corner of south platte reservoir this 
morning. Bufflehead, coots, and ruddy ducks out there too. 

Thomas Holub
Littleton CO

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[cobirds] Denver — Harris’s Sparrow

[jandbcobb]

This morning there was a immature Harris’s Sparrow in with a group of 
White-crowns at Bluff Lake Nature Center in the brush near the entrance 
porta-potties.
The wood duck count on the lake is down to four females from 14 about three 
weeks ago.
John Cobb
Denver

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Re: [cobirds] Re: Pueblo Reservoir Halloween re-cap

[Brandon]

In the morning yesterday (1 Nov), around 8am, there was one female/immature
Surf Scoter with the ducks off the South Eastern part of Pueblo Reservoir,
Pueblo County.  Also, saw two Lesser Black-backed Gulls (one adult, one
first year), three Common Loons, several Bonaparte's Gulls, a Franklin's
Gull, two Red-breasted Mergansers, a Prairie Falcon, two Pinyon Jays, and a
Steller's Jay around the Reservoir.  No sign of the Black Scoter or
Eurasian Wigeon yesterday.  There were only about 200 ducks, compared to
like 5000+ ducks the day before.

On Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 9:59 AM, 'Egret' via Colorado Birds <
cobirds@googlegroups.com> wrote:

>  I was there yesterday, 2017-11-1. There were much fewer ducks. I met two
> women who had a scope and hadn't seen much along the south shore so we
> focused on the North Shore. Near the damn I saw a Merlin, Prairie Falcon,
> Eastern Bluebird, Mountain Bluebird along with a Red-breasted Merganser,
> Horned Grebe some Western Grebes and various Ring-billed Gulls. A really
> nice day, just no Scoters
>
> Chris Brobin
> Manitou Springs, CO
>
>
>
> --
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Pueblo West, CO

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[cobirds] Re: Pueblo Reservoir Halloween re-cap

['Egret' via Colorado Birds]

 I was there yesterday, 2017-11-1. There were much fewer ducks. I met two 
women who had a scope and hadn't seen much along the south shore so we 
focused on the North Shore. Near the damn I saw a Merlin, Prairie Falcon, 
Eastern Bluebird, Mountain Bluebird along with a Red-breasted Merganser, 
Horned Grebe some Western Grebes and various Ring-billed Gulls. A really 
nice day, just no Scoters

Chris Brobin
Manitou Springs, CO

On Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 3:07:14 PM UTC-6, Brandon wrote:
>
> Bill Maynard and John Drummond came down from El Paso County, and 
> helped me sort through the 5000-7000 ducks off the South Shore Marina 
> area of Pueblo Reservoir, Pueblo County today.  We saw at least five 
> Surf Scoters, the one Black Scoter, and the male EURASIAN WIGEON (I 
> think the first one I've ever seen on Pueblo Reservoir)!  Nearly all 
> the regular duck species were present, except for no Common Mergansers 
> or Common Goldeneyes, which I saw yesterday, below the dam.  There 
> were two Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 5 Common Loons, 5 Bonaparte's 
> Gulls, 5 Red-breasted Mergansers as well.  One other highlight today, 
> I saw an Eastern Bluebird in the Osprey Picnic Area, in Rock Canyon, 
> below the dam. 
>
> Good birding, 
>
> -- 
> Brandon Percival 
> Pueblo West, CO 
>

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[cobirds] Eastern plains yesterday

['Migrant' via Colorado Birds]

I decided to launch November with a jaunt out to Prewitt/Jackson to see what 
might be about. For the most part the birding was pretty good though it was 
mostly the usual suspects. I had one spot that I thought would be worth passing 
along, for those who still have an unslaked thirst for shorebirds. 
Prewitt had hundreds of waterfowl, but aside from the pelicans, cormorants and 
western grebes, most were snugged up against the far (south) shore, and light 
conditions and heat waves made ID pretty much impossible. A walk along the full 
length of the dam and then along the south shore would probably yield a host of 
ducks/grebes/geese for someone who wanted to make a several mile trek with a 
scope.
Meanwhile, at the southwest end near the Inlet Canal (Inlet Delta?), from the 
road I noticed a number of shorebirds working the mudflat. Assuming that they 
were all killdeer, I nevertheless grabbed the scope and walked out for a look. 
To my surprise, there were numerous non-killdeer present. I then spent a 
pleasant hour arguing with eBird over my killdeer count (very conservatively at 
140), a dunlin (with enough alternate plumage remaining to show the black 
belly), two least sandpipers, a lesser yellowlegs and three Pluvialis plovers. 
One of these I was able to positively ID as a golden-plover, while the other 
two fled while I was checking out the dunlin. I didn’t see them in flight, so 
no look at the wingpits, but I suspect all three were goldens, which have been 
regular here this fall. 
I haven’t aggravated eBird that much in a while; it didn’t like any of those 
birds one bit, which is not too much of a surprise on the first of November. 
Looking across the mosaic of trickles coming from the Inlet Canal, I could see 
hundreds of shorebirds on the south shore. 95% were no doubt killdeer, but 
through the heat shimmer I could discern a variety of sizes, so some hardy soul 
with irrigation boots willing to slog across the mud could probably do well 
over there.
Also, I spent quite a bit of time picking through white-crown flocks looking 
for other Zono’s, without success. Then this morning a tan-striped 
white-throated showed up in my back yard. Go figure.

Norm Lewis
Lakewood

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[cobirds] Christmas Bird Count info

[Brandon]

There won't again be away for participants to pre-register for
Christmas Bird Counts, so you'll need to contact compilers before the
count.  Compilers are starting to enter dates for their count into the
CBC Website.  I will compile a list of the counts and dates and the
compilers e-mail addresses, so you know who to contact.

A few count dates on the CBC Website currently:

Sterling - Dec 14
Fairplay - Dec 15
Fountain Creek - Dec 15
Denver - Dec 16
Granby - Dec 16
Boulder - Dec 17
Evergreen-Idaho Springs - Dec 17
Grand Junction - Dec 17
Pueblo - Dec 20
Douglas County - Dec 30
Denver Urban - Jan 1
Grand Mesa - Jan 1

-- 
Brandon Percival
Colorado CBC Regional Editor
Pueblo West, CO

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[cobirds] Eastern Bluebird photo from Washington Park

[Jim]

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[cobirds] Colorado Rare Bird Alert, 2 November 2017

[Joyce Takamine]

Compiler:   Joyce Takamine
e-mail:RBA AT cobirds.org
Date:   November 2, 2017
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Thursday,  November 2 sponsored by Denver
Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.

Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species)
NOTE:  The RBA is now using the new AOU checklist and the order of families
has changes.

Greater White-fronted Goose (Larimer)
Cackling Goose (Arapahoe, Broomfield, Pueblo)
Tundra Swan (Boulder, Jackson, Weld)
Wood Duck (Otero, Ouray, Pitkin)
EURASIAN WIGEON (Pueblo)
Greater Scaup (*Routt)
Surf Scoter (Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, Eagle, Jefferson,
Montezuma, Park, Pueblo, *Routt, San Miguel)
White-winged Scoter (Montezuma, Park, San *Miguel)
Black Scoter (Pueblo)
Long-tailed Duck (Pueblo)
Barrow’s Goldeneye (Eagle, Pitkin, Routt)
Gunnison Sage-Grouse (San Miguel)
Red-necked Grebe (Weld, Pueblo)
White-winged Dove (Douglas)
Common Poorwill (El Paso)
Sora (Mesa, Otero)
Sandhill Crane (Delta, *Moffat)
American Golden-Plover (*Washington)
Sanderling (Park, Pueblo)
Dunlin (*Washington)
Pectoral Sandpiper (Jackson)
Solitary Sandpiper (Arapahoe)
Black-legged Kittiwake (Pueblo)
Sabine’s Gull (Pueblo)
Common Tern (Boulder, Crowley, Denver, Pueblo)
Red-throated Loon (Denver)
Common Loon (Boulder, Denver, Jackson, Larimer, *Mesa, Montezuma, *Ouray,
Park, Pueblo, *San Miguel, Weld)
American Bittern (Jefferson)
Snowy Egret (Boulder, Mesa)
Cattle Egret (Kiowa)
White-faced Ibis (Jefferson)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (Prowers)
Black Phoebe (Mesa)
Eastern Phoebe (Morgan)
Northern Shrike (Fremont)
Blue-headed Vireo (Pueblo)
Woodhouse’s Scrub-Jay (Kiowa)
Red-breasted Nuthatch (Kiowa)
Pygmy Nuthatch (Morgan)
Winter Wren (Jefferson)
Bewick’s Wren (Garfield)
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (Douglas)
Eastern Bluebird (Adams, *Denver, El Paso, Pueblo)
Curve-billed Thrasher (Pueblo)
Sprague’s Pipit (Yuma)
Common Redpoll (Routt)
Red Crossbill  (Arapahoe, Boulder, Morgan, Prowers)
White-winged Crossbill (Ouray)
Lesser Goldfinch (Adams, Denver)
Lapland Longspur (Park, Weld)
Snow Bunting (El Paso)
Rusty Blackbird (*El Paso)
Common Yellowthroat (Broomfield)
American Redstart (Larimer)
Palm Warbler (Custer)
Yellow-throated Warbler (Boulder)
Wilson’s Warbler (Custer, *Jefferson)
Chipping Sparrow (Custer, *Washington)
Lark Sparrow (El Paso)
Sagebrush Sparrow (Mesa)
Lincoln’s Sparrow (Otero)
White-throated Sparrow (La Plata, Otero, Prowers)
Harris’s Sparrow (Boulder, Kiowa, Larimer)
Northern Cardinal (Prowers)

ADAMS COUNTY:
---On October 28 at McKay Road Ponds, SE of interesetion of McKay Road and
104th Ave in Thornton, Adam Vesely reported 3 Surf Scoters.
---On October 31 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, Candice Johnson reported 4
Eastern Bluebirds and Lesser Goldfinch (green-backed).

ARAPAHOE COUNTY:
---On October 22 at Cherry Creek SP Mary Cay Burger reported the DFO Field
Trip had a f Surf Scoter best seen from Prairie Loop and Common Loon.  On
October 24 at Cherry Creek SP, Bob Righter reported Surf Scoter.
---On October 22 on South Platte River from Union Ave south to footbridge,
Crystal Wilson reported Solitary Sandpiper.
---On October 29 at Curtis Park in Greenwood Village, Jared Del Rosso
reported 17 Red Crossbills.
---On October 29 at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Littleton, David Suddjian
reported Type 2 Red Crossbill.
---On October 31 at Ketring Park and Lake, Michael Woodruff reported 140
Cackling Geese.

BOULDER COUNTY:
---On October 24 at Baseline Reservoir, Luke Pheneger reported Common Loon.
---On October 24 at Valmont Reservoir, Luke Pheneger reported Common Loon.
---On October 24 at Boulder Reservoir, Luke Pheneger reported 2 Surf
Scoters.
---On October 25 at Walden Ponds, Kevin Rutherford reported 6 Tundra Swans.
---On October 26 at Sombrero Marsh and Pond, Mike Hensley reported 6 Tundra
Swans.
---On October 26 at  Walden Ponds, Chris  Brobin reported Snowy Egret.  On
October 27  at Walden Ponds, Ted Floyd reported Snowy Egret.  On October 28
at Walden Ponds, Luke Pheneger et al reported 2 Snowy Egrets.  On October
29 at Walden Ponds, Patrick McIntyre reported 2 Snowy Egrets.
---On October 27 at Kittredge Ponds on University of Colorado Campus in
Boulder, Nick Moore reported Yellow-throated Warbler which was also seen by
Laura Steadman, Peter Gent, Nathan Pieplow, and Melissa Metzger.  On
October 28, Nathan Pieplow reported 2 Red Crossbill Type 4 and the
Yellow-throated Warbler was see in pines between Fiske Planetarium and
Speech Language Hearing Services Building.  On October 29 at Kitteredge
Ponds, Christain Nunes, Peter Burke, and Ginny Bergstrom reported
Yellow-throated Warbler.
---On October 28 at Valmont Reservoir, Jeff Parks reported 6 loons.
---On October 29 on Coal Creek in Lousiville, Jack Bushong reported
Harris’s Sparrow.

BROOMFIELD COUNTY:
---On October 30 at Plaster Reservoir, Matt Hofeditz reported 80 Cackling
Geese and Common Yellowthroat.

CUSTER COUNTY:
---On October 23 at DeWeese 

[cobirds] Pueblo reservoir, raptors

['Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Birds]

I went with Claire Montour to Pueblo to see the waterfowl that a had been 
reported. We didn’t see a lot of water fowl but we saw a lot of other cool 
birds !
We were joined by birder Chris from Manitou Springs
Shrike (fly by, ? Species)
Prairie falcon in pursuit of a killdeer. The pursuit   went on for some 
time but the Killdeer finally got away with faster, tighter maneuvering.
Merlin- flew in with and feasted on small songbird
Northern Harrier juv. 
Kestrel 
Red-tailed  hawk
Red breasted merganser
Horned grebe
Pied billed Grebe 
Western grebes-around 50
Coots- >200
Cassins finch – 2
Gulls— I’m not even going to go there…

I’m sure there was more to be seen but we really enjoyed what we did see there. 
There was no wind, it was 70°, it was beautiful – what more could we have 
wanted ?
 
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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