Hi all,
While heading up to Wray with my WINGS tour, we stopped at the cemetery on
the north side of Burlington. We experienced what was among my best thirty
minutes of sky watching in eastern Colorado including an early MISSISSIPPI
KITE, Broad-winged Hawk, Peregrine Falcon, and Prairie Falcon.
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
This morning I had a Broad-winged Hawk at Sondermann Park. It was in the tall
cottonwoods to the west of the beaver dam area. Other signs of the season: 4
Brown-headed Cowbirds and 2 Yellow-rumped Warblers.
Good birding,Allan Burnswest side of Colorado Springs
Bill Kaempher just called and reported seeing the Snowy Plover and a Glossy
Ibis at Fruitgrowers
Todd Deininger
Longmont
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Hi all,
Bill Kaempfer called to say he has just seen a Glossy Ibis with the 200 or so
White-faced Ibis at the west end of the causeway at Fruitgrowers reservoir, and
the Snowy Plover is still there this afternoon also.
Also, in addition to the birds Jason reported earlier, Marbled Godwit.
Adult bird is present now along north shore of Union.
Christian Nunes
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A Glossy Ibis was with other ibis along the east shore of the lake at Crawford
State Park also in Delta County back on 19 April. This could perhaps be the
same bird now being seen at nearby Fruitgrowers Res., though could just as
easily be a 2nd bird.
Observers included Bob Evans, Linda
Driving s. on Riverdale Rd. s of Quebec a female Wild Turkey crossed
the road.
Outside Barr Lake 2 Swainson's Hawks were flying together.
Linda Powers
Denver
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Decided to make a loop this morning to see if anything got grounded by the
storms.
Broomfield County was my first stop. The little pond next to Stearn's lake had
three Bufflehead and Northern Shovelers. There were Common Ravens flying around
the bagel shop off of 287. Two American White
Van Truan and I went to Colorado City this afternoon, hoping to re-find a
YELLOW-THROATED VIREO that David Silverman found earlier in the day, below the
dam at Lake Beckwith. We weren't able to find it, though we saw a male
Black-chinned Hummingbird. Then we over to Greenhorn Meadows Park in
I have had 3 Evening Grosbeaks at my feeders today, 14 miles west of
Livermore. First time in a few years to see them here.
Tom Hall
Livermore, CO
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Sorry I not posting this eariler, though since this is just of local interest,
it probably doesn't matter.
This morning, I saw a male Black-throated Gray Warbler, just west of the Pueblo
Nature Center in Pueblo in tall cottonwoods, with some Yellow-rumped Warblers.
Other warblers present
Cobirders,
Despite the wind, our Birding for Beginners 101 group had a nice assortment of
birds (55) today at Fountain Creek Regional Park.
What caught my eye most was the number of hawks that were slowly migrating into
the strong north headwind. I surmise that the wind provided lift and
Hi COBirders,
This morning started out in the all-too-familiar pattern - few birds, high
winds. The school group that came got to see only three birds, and left for the
next part of their ranch visit about 9:45. Of course, that's when the dam
finally broke. Starting about then we started
Bob Nancy Bierling
There were 3 White-faced Ibis flying over the swollen pond across from the
airfield at Cherry Creek Res at about 4 o'clock P.M.
Bob
Nancy Bierling
Hello CO-Birders,
The word of the day at Chico was WIND. Despite the annoying breeze,
the Northern Parula at the RMBO banding station was very cooperative
to being photographed today. I've posted a photo at the ABA image
gallery:
http://gallery.aba.org/displayimage.php?pos=-1215
To expand on
Hi all,
Visited Spring Park Reservoir (nr El Jebel) 2x today, first with Denise Landau
and later with Bill Kaempfer. The light was especially good late afternoon,
(not too many heat waves), allowing for good birding.
Highlights included
4 Common Loons
3 White-faced Ibis
27 Western Grebes
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