I went to Manitou Lake this morning in Teller County and found an American
dipper just below the dam. Apart from that, it was pretty quiet.
David Chartier
Colorado Springs
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We awoke to a light snow having fallen and a beautiful, bright moon.
It was about 6:30, the birds were not yet here. As the sun rose, I
went out to refill all the feeders; most were empty or nearly so.
Just a little after seven, the Rosy-Finches arrived, though the Dark-
eyed Juncos had been
I received a report of two swans at 47th/O St gravel pond yesterday so
I went to check them out this morning. I found a single Mute Swan at
35th Ave west gravel pond; it also hosted a TON of geese (easily 4-
digit and higher) and I was able to find a Greater White-fronted Goose
in the group.
Cobirders,
This is a day late, but the Pine Warbler and Harris's Sparrow continues to be
seen at Fountain Creek Regional Park in El Paso County. The warbler was
observed by me and many others again yesterday (Jan. 22) between the trail mile
marker 18 and the sewage treatment box with the
On a gray and blustery walk around Main Res today (80% frozen):
1 adult Bald Eagle, perched on the SW side, being harried by crows
1 male Downy Woodpecker excavating a nest hole. He had it more than
deep enough as we watched to get his head all the way in.
7 male and 8 female Hooded
Today's DFO trip to Cherry Creek State Park (with 12 observers) had a number
of noteworthy sightings. At 8:30 at the Marina we saw the Ross' Goose that
had been reported recently. It flew off with a number of Canada Geese
shortly after we arrived. Also at the Marina early in the trip we were
I stepped out the back door this afternoon to meet, nearly face-to-
face, a male
Downy Woodpecker on one of the sticks that comprises my homemade bark-
butter feeder. He was glued to it, it seemed, his belly and chin
right down on
the stick, not feeding. He did not flush as I stepped out, only
Dear COBIRDers:
Last week, on or about January 19th, a hybrid falcon was lost from her
falconer in Ft. Morgan. She is a cross between a saker falcon (an
Asian/Middle Eastern species) and a merlin. She is mostly brown above,
streaked below, and about the size of a small crow, (400-450 grams)