Date:April 9, 2010
e-Mail: rba AT cfo-link.org
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compiler: Allison Hilf
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday April 9, 2010 at 5:30am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include (*Denotes that
FOS Black-crowned Night Heron at cottonwood pond in Cherry Creek State Park
Matt Newport
Aurora
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A Tundra Swan has been reported at Monte Vista NWR.
Virginia Simmons
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I saw Nunn's first Swainson's Hawk pair this morning on WCR 96 just
south of our house.
Thanks
Gary Lefko/Nunn
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We must have had 80 Turkey Vultures roosting in the trees near our home in
the Aberdeen section of Pueblo this morning. Must be nearing the peak of
spring migration. Saw a FOY pair on March 25, which was later than previous
years. A pair of crows is building a nest atop a nearby spruce. They chase
For those of you who missed the Sage Sparrow yesterday, he is still present
as of 9:00am this morning. Again working the paths and brush around the
restrooms.
Mike Blatchley
Longmont
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Good Morning,
I have been gone most of the season and thus Rosies have not been fed.
I put out sunflower seeds 2 days ago. Yesterday 20 Rosies, today about
8o
The distribution is 1 Black female
4 Grey-crowned Rosy Finch
75 Brown-capped Rosy Finch.
As I am leaving tomorrow and the food supply
After checking Sterns Lake, Walden and Sawhill ponds with nothing new
I went to Lagermann Reservoir.
After 2PM until 3:30PM.
With binoculars I saw an Osprey on the nest too far away to see well
and a couple of Avocets also not
very well. Also on the far beach was a huge black mass. So I
Morning, COBirders~
On this morning's walk around Prospect Lake (Memorial Park, El Paso County),
the usual suspects were in full force: Canada Geese, American Wigeon, Mallards
coots, and previous Easter ducks. Over 20 Lesser Scaup are still here,
yesterday's Buffleheads moved on, and were
The south end of Shadow Mountain Reservoir, north of Granby/south of Grand Lake
finally has some open water. Lots of ducks and Canada Geese: wigeons,
buffleheads, mallard, Ring-neck Ducks, shovelers, Ruddy Ducks, Gadwall,
Pied-billed Grebe, Redhead, American Coot, Killdeer and Common Goldeneye.
Bob Shade and Warren Finch found a Yellow-throated Warbler at Crow
Valley Campground near Briggsdale, Colorado. The bird was seen south
of the main (larger) restroom, in the trees along the fence.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, CO
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Hi all,
I visited Chico Basin Ranch (fee area) this morning. I was hoping that the
female Northern Parula found at the Headquarters area yesterday would still be
there today, though I couldn't find it. I also was hoping that the Mountain
Plover(s) found there last Sunday would still be
...and was seen again several times today by several people.
When it is not up in the trees singing, it can sometimes be found down
low in the shallow pond here or in the slough between the pond and
the river.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, CO
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Hi COBirders,
More SE winds today, and a few migrants were seen around midday again at my
vantage point N of Garden of the Gods.
A great aerial show was put on all day by 10+ White-throated Swifts - too fun!
Also seen:
Peregrine Falcon - 2, zooming N
Am Kestrel - 3 (1-2 locals?)
Prairie Falcon
As of 4:20pm the Yellow-throated Warbler was still present in the same area
(south of the group picnic area and restrooms). Joe Roller further reports
this to be the white lored race.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, CO
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Bob Shade and Warren Finch found a
We managed to locate Joey Kellner's Black Phoebe this morning, due to hearing
it tweet as it moved around. It took 15-30 minutes at the location before the
bird flew up, tweeting, and then spent some time flycatching near the pond that
Joey described (0.2 mile north of Kingfisher Bridge over
Glenn Walbek, Norm Erthal and Loch Kilpatrick report an Eastern Bluebird and
BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER at the Last Chance rest area today at 5pm.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, CO
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Hi Everyone--
I looked at Nick Komar's gull pictures. Structurally, it looks like
Glaucous-winged, even if the bill is a little on the small side (there is
plenty of individual variation). The bird I saw last weekend had similar
gray tones on the back, so it could have been the same guy (wish I'd
south side of the crown, about half way up the tall spruce tree on the ditch
bank just north of the lime green pumphouse, extreme southeast corner,
Grandview Cemetery, west end of Mountain Avenue, Fort Collins, Larimer County,
Colorado:
The White-winged Crossbill nesting attempt is progressing
Tom Wilberding and I set out today on a trip towards Holly. Our first stop of
the day was to see the Black Phoebe at Chatfield. We saw the phoebe at around
12:30pm, then headed south to Colorado Springs. Highlights at Big Johnson were
Red-breasted Merganser , Common Loon , Franklin Gull
Hi all
Today there was a Sage Sparrow on the south side of DeWeese Reservoir at
the parking lot next to the dam. It was struting around on the ground next
to my car while I was eating lunch. I was able get some good for-the
-record pictures shooting out of the car window.
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