Date:April 21, 2010
e-Mail: rba AT cfo-link.org
phone: 303-659-8750
compiler: Allison Hilf
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday April 21, 2010 at
7am sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain
Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include (*Denotes
While birding on my way to work on bike I heard an Orange-crowned
Warbler and Song Sparrow having a sing off. Also present was a single
Audubon's Warbler.
Good day.
Rob Sparks
RMBO
Old Town Fort Collins
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Don't think my other post made it. Sorry if re-post
Monday was up in Westminster and heard about some Great Horned Owls at
the Safeway at Wadsworth and Chruch Ranch. Race over there. Sure
enough, right over the front entrance up maybe 15 feet over the main
entrance to store sat a pair of GHOs.
After a year of rarely seeing them, several dozen evening grosbeaks are now
permanent members of my backyard, stream and feeders every day. They sure
make a racket. What a beautiful racket!
All the usual so far. Still waiting on our first BTHummer.
FOS, chipping sparrows and ruby-crowned
Birded this morning at Denver's Wash. Park.
Our Belted Kingfisher is back, the Cormorants are consuming fish.
eBird list included.
Linda Powers
Denver
21 Canada Goose
16 Mallard
4 Northern Shoveler
13 Double-crested Cormorant
6 Rock Pigeon
1 Belted Kingfisher
3
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Brandon Percival's post about the Golden-crowned Sparrow at Tunnel
Drive prompted me to check on the Golden-Crowned Sparrow at Red
Rocks. This juvenile was first reported by Brown on Dec. 19, 2009.
Although I don't have pictures to prove it, the bird is still present
and is molting into
D.F.O. Monthly Meeting
Nathan Pieplow -- A Refresher Course on Calls
and Songs of Avian Spring Migrants
Monday, April 26, 2010
Denver Musuem of Nature and Science
7:30 p.m.
What ARE bird songs and how do they differ from bird calls?
According to Frank B. Gill (1990) bird’s
Hi COBirders,
Yup, he's still there, right where they left him - Hansen Nature Center marsh
area (12:30 Wednesday).
Steve Brown
Colorado Springs
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An adult YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON is on an obscure pond off Blue
Spruce Dr. (e. side of the rd.) and Willox. First reported yesterday
by Dave Elens it is still present today. The pond is visible from Blue
Spruce looking east across an empty field directly across from a brown
Bob Bierling
6940 E Girard Ave.#105
Denver Co 80224
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There's a beautiful male Common Loon in full breeding plumage in the lake 1/2
mile west from Frankton going to Castle Rock then North on Walker Rd about 1/4
mile
Dinosaur Ridge Hawkwatch, Tuesday, April 20th
Wind of roughly 10 mph, 100% cloud cover with a ceiling not much above Dinosaur
Ridge and a temperature of 44 deg. to 54 deg. Fahrenheit brought several
raptors. Hawk watchers Joe Lupfer, Karen Clark and Ashleigh Thompson were
present. Joe Lupfer
Things are still somewhat slow in the Lamar area but there were a few additions
today:
Northern Parula (1 singing male on the move) Lamar Community College Woods
(wet part of the north end)
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (2)
Northern Cardinal (for sure 2 males and 1 female)
Carolina Wren (1 heard
The rookeries are all still going strong, blue herons are on the nest; the
egrets have shown up in the last couple of days at the St Vrain SP and taken
most of the remaining empty nests (about 20).
Highland Lake and Ish Reservoir have been filled so much that the shoreline
trees are 5 feet deep
Hi all,
I showed up this afternoon at Red Rocks not even dreaming the Golden-crowned
Sparrow was still around and was very surprised and pleased to see it on the
platform feeder. Well done Mike! We saw no falcons other than kestrels, but
did see a few Yellow-rumped Warblers.
Never did see
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