Gene Byrne and his wife have been gracious hosts for birders visiting their
home
to see the rare Broad-billed Hummingbird in the town of Palisade, in Mesa
County.
Detailed directions are on this morning's Colorado Rare Bird Alert.
*They request that birders limit their visits to the hours of 3:00
Another pleasant early fall day, but slower in terms of birds. Here's the
breakdown of the 24 new birds today:
Western Wood-pewee 1
Red-breasted Nuthatch 1
Hermit Thrush 2
Orange-crowned Warbler 6
Yellow-rumped Warbler, Audubon's 4
Wilson's Warbler 1
Green-tailed Towhee 1
Chipping Sparrow 1
CO Birders
Homeowner Gene Byrne reports hummingbird at his feeders at 7 am today .
All are welcome to try to see it. Details on Colorado RBA.
John DrummondColorado Springs
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Rufous-crowned Sparrows are found in mixed scrub habitat the canyon county of
Southeastern Colorado according to the Breeding Bird Atlas II. I was at Jean K.
Tool SWA IN Morgan County , 9/11/2019, & photographed one there. Apparently,
only 4 other records in Colorado have found them out of
Date: Wednesday September 25
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The Hooded Warbler is still here this morning. I saw him shortly after 10 am.
Following the coordinates shared by Greg Goodrich. Same exact area near the
ground near very bottom of gulch. Sun lite and seen well.
Meg Reck
Arapahoe
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Highlight:
American Golden-Plover, in immaculate juv. plumage, circulating between the
southern and middle sections of the lake
There was an impressive quantity of waterbirds on the lake today, the most
numerous--listed by volume:
American White Pelican 1000
Double-crested Cormorant less than
Hey COBirders,
A few thing to report on a very slow day again at Clear Spring Ranch banding.
FOS Gray Flycatcher, Adult. - latest I’ve had here by two weeks
A late Yellow Warbler, Adult F, I’ve only had one later, ever, on !0/1
and only the 2nd Ruby-crowned Kinglet (Hatch-year F) of the season.
Unfortunately I was not able to get out my report in time yesterday, but
fortunately bird numbers here in the Grand Valley have picked up!
Yesterday (Tuesday) we banded a grand total of 30 birds, which doubled our
numbers for the season from 30 to 60. There were also two birds captured
that
Diane,
Excellent find
Ira Sanders
On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 8:49 AM Diane Roberts wrote:
> Rufous-crowned Sparrows are found in mixed scrub habitat the canyon
> county of Southeastern Colorado according to the Breeding Bird Atlas II. I
> was at Jean K. Tool SWA IN Morgan County , 9/11/2019, &
Seen at 1:14
Steve Larson
Northglenn CO
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The sparrows have arrived in full force at Chico, and with them, our first
consistently busy day of the season. We totaled 63 banded birds and 1
recapture––eclipsing our previous top day of the fall by nearly 20
birds––and 18 species. We're still getting some steady captures of Wilson's
and
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