[cobirds] Colorado Rare Bird Report for Monday, May, 25, 2020

Date: Monday, May 25, 2020 Email: RBA AT cobirds.org Compiler: Allison Hilf, ahilf AT me.com Phone: (303) 888-5110 __ The Colorado Rare Bird report is an informational service. Because of statewide coronavirus “Safer at Home” orders,

[cobirds] Northern Parula, Boulder Co

West of Bass Pond, in shrub just south of gate. Chuck Hundertmark Lafayette Sent from my iPhone -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[cobirds] Apologies for three posts on same subject

Working with my Co-Chair for Programs, she was not seeing my posts about Boulder County Audubon's speaker tomorrow night in her in box. So sorry for the clutter. I now know how to confirm what I post to Co-birds. Red in the face, Pam Piombino -- -- You received this message because you are

[cobirds] Re: Centennial SWA. Weld County

I view this as a safety issue. It would be very dangerous to be walking around these areas while the Turkey season is still open and I for one would not take that chance given the nature of how turkey's are hunted..with great stealth. The season is open for just one more week. Many state

[cobirds] Death Knell for the RBA

That's how I see it for the best single source of information for the location of birds in the state of Colorado and it was killed by eBird. I put sightings on eBird most of the time but it's less and less. I'm told that eBird is a wonderful thing. Such a source of public information. Then again

Re: [cobirds] Death Knell for the RBA

I agree! Please keep CObird alive! I know so many people who still enjoy it and depend on it, not just scrolling through all the E bird lists. Libby Edwards Larimer County > On May 25, 2020, at 9:10 AM, Ira Sanders wrote: > >  > That's how I see it for the best single source of information

[cobirds] Pueblo Black Swifts and E W Pewee

Six Black Swifts this morning, for a hour, below the dam, flying over with gobs of Swallows, at Cottonwood and Snakeskin Picnic Areas, below Pueblo Reservoir dam, also seen by Chris Knight. I got some photos. A singing Eastern Wood-Pewee was along north side Arkansas River, between Pueblo Nature

Re: [cobirds] Northern Parula, Boulder Co

About midway along trail between Bass Pond and the private pond. Just south of the green gate on the west side of the trail. Singing fairly regularly while feeding. Chuck Sent from my iPhone > On May 25, 2020, at 11:02 AM, Adam Vesely wrote: > > Where is this location, specifically? > >

Re: [cobirds] Northern Parula, Boulder Co

I think maybe "Sawhill Ponds" off 75th might be what he is after. Chip Clouse Golden On Mon, May 25, 2020, 11:10 AM Charles Hundertmark wrote: > About midway along trail between Bass Pond and the private pond. Just > south of the green gate on the west side of the trail. Singing fairly >

Re: [cobirds] Re: Centennial SWA. Weld County

I passed your emails over to Polly Reetz. Here is her reply. The Wildlife and Habitat Roundtable was not CPW's idea - it was the brain child of Nancy Stocker and myself, with lots of participation from Bob Broscheid, then director of CPW. It is still meeting (next meeting is May 26, a virtual

[cobirds] Northern Parula, Boulder Co

Where is this location, specifically? Thanks, Adam Vesely Thornton, CO -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[cobirds] SWA Access

Good Day For those of you who wish to contact CPWDan Prenzlow at  dan.prenz...@state.co.us is the head of CPWMichelle Zimmerman at  michelle.zimmer...@state.co.us is head of the board that oversees CPW And of course, your representative and senator to the Colorado senate and house would be worth

[cobirds] NOT necessarily Death Knell for the RBA

All, I'm not sure Ira is correct in that the RBA is dead. All I can say is that myself, Dave Leatherman and John Drummond have stepped down from our positions as RBA Compilers. For the most part we all agree eBird duplicates the RBA and it would be nice if COBIRDS was used more as a platform

[cobirds] Fwd: Re: Centennial SWA. Weld County

I passed your emails over to Polly Reetz. Here is her reply. The Wildlife and Habitat Roundtable was not CPW's idea - it was the brain child of Nancy Stocker and myself, with lots of participation from Bob Broscheid, then director of CPW. It is still meeting (next meeting is May 26, a virtual

[cobirds] Future of RBA

All, I'm not sure Ira is correct in that the RBA is dead. All I can say is that myself, Dave Leatherman and John Drummond have stepped down from our positions as RBA Compilers. For the most part we all agree eBird duplicates the RBA and it would be nice if COBIRDS was used more as a