I have had two people report to our store WBU Fort Collins that they
have had a single White-winged Crossbill at their feeders in SW Fort
Collins. The first was Oct 20 21 and the second yesterday. The
first report sent me pictures and sure enough that's what it is. I am
wondering if this
Hello everyone,
The warm, calm conditions yesterday following a stretch of bad weather were
conducive to a major push of south-bound raptors along the Front Range
foothills. I perched myself on an exposed hogback in the Eldorado Mountain Open
Space just inside Jefferson County for about
In this morning's Denver Post (10/26, p. 13A), there's a story
headlined Firestone moves closer to development of disputed
parcel. The sub-headline says The three annexations will skirt
Longmont claims near LifeBridge church's land.
First paragraph: City planners say they have figured a
Mary and I went back to Union Reservoir Monday evening in search of better
views of this weekends loons, particularly in better weather conditions!
Common Loon and possible Yellow-billed were not to be found. But Walter's
Pacific/Arctic Loon was out in the middle of the reservoir feeding among
My mom I spent 2 hours at Union Res searching for the loon in question
(Arctic/Pacific) it was located on the west side, best viewed from the north.
It was actively feeding when we left. We got some great looks at the amount of
white it showed on its side when relaxed, it also had a very
Hi cobirders. On Sunday Oct. 11th I reported a possible Vermillion
Flycatcher which seemed very
unlikely. It showed mostly red from the house with poor binoculars.
The last few days including today the small bird showing mostly red
came back and I brought in
the telescope and it definitely
Compiler: Ira Sanders
Date:October 27, 2009
e-mail: r...@cfo-link.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at
5:20 pm sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain
Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include (*Denotes
Birders,
Mark Peterson sent me the following note regarding the Neotropic Cormorant in
El Paso County:
The bird did fly but only went to the west side of town. Not that the
direction matters all that much but if south is on there then people may think
that it is gone. I am not saying it
Hi all:
I have posted the answer to the most recent Mr. Bill Mystery Quiz
(www.cfo-link.org). The next quiz is up and you have nearly two weeks to
respond with the correct answer for fame and fortune. Well not too much of the
former and very little of the latter.
Tony Leukering
Villas, NJ
It may be relatively common for folks in Fremont County and SE
Colorado in general, but I thought I should report the Roadrunner I
saw this afternoon crossing CO-115 approximately 4 mi. N of Penrose.
It's only the 2nd one I've ever seen in Colorado, the other one being
much farther S,
Dear Cobirders,
Before the snow, and before the rain, there was wind. I headed to
the south shore of Boulder Reservoir this afternoon in the hopes of
spotting a Murrelet (wrong type of weather system, but we're getting
close!), or a Loon, or a Long-tailed Duck. I found wind ---
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