COBirders,
Just got a call from Rachel Hopper and Dave Leatherman and Dave found two
black BRANT at City Park in Ft. Collins, Sheldon Lake on Mulberry and Sheldon
drive. This is the same area as Grandview Cemetery. This is roughly 5.5 miles
west on Mulberry from I-25. They are apparently
I appreciate Mark Peterson posting the presence of two Brants (black) at
Sheldon Lake, City Park, Fort Collins (Larimer) this afternoon. I first saw
them about noon in the northeast portion of the lake (near the big ornamental
frogs), associating with perhaps 35 Canada Geese and Cackling
Sorry for the late post, but I have just gotten back. The Common
Ground-dove is still along the South Platte River in Julesburg at the
previous spot. I saw it around 2:00 this afternoon along the right
trail (two-track) from the area where you can park. It was in the
taller trees just east of the
Hi:
If you think The Big Year was a good read, take a look the new CFO Journal and
read the 60th Report of the Colorado Bird Record Committee by Larry Semo. The
story starts with the discovery of an Emperor Goose tacked on the wall at a
taxidermist shop near Barr Lake in 2008. The question
Hi all! I had 2 W. Scrub Jays show up Monday at once so with one
early this morning it made about 7 days of
a bird species that came only once several years apart.
Also there appeared a House Finch with white on top of head and more
white patches on its lower back. This
may be the same
COBirders,
The 60th Report of the CBRC (the Emperor Goose story) is available on-line as
are reports dating back to 1998. All of the rest of the historical CBRC reports
will be uploaded and available soon. Take a look:
http://cfobirds.org/records/reports.htm
Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins
Sent
I looked for the Worm-eating Warbler this morning but only from 10 - 11 am
as I had appointments in Pueblo to get to. I did not see the warbler. It
was very nice, mid-50's and no wind until I was leaving. I heard some
unusual calls that I was not familiar with but they were not what I have
