Hello, Birders.
First off, you know what I think about Greater Scaup identification... ;)
That said, yesterday, Monday, Jan. 30th, I saw near downtown Boulder a bird
that looked good for Greater Scaup. This bird was on one of the little ponds at
the southwest corner of the colossal
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Date: January 31, 2012
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The deep snows of December have melted, and temperatures have moderated
in the lower Arkansas River Valley. The first northbound birds have
begun to arrive.
On January 29th, I saw a flock of 20 Sandhill Cranes in Prowers County.
Because they only rested briefly in the agricultural
Hi,
I would appreciate input anyone might have whether this is a Northern Goshawk
or another accipter, like a Sharp-shinned or Cooper's Hawk. I took this photo
right outside my house 2 days ago. It was hard to estimate the bird's size.
Gary Koehn
Cedar Heights
El Paso County
Hi all,
Roadrunner seen on west side of Dinosaur Ridge half way down hill.
Mary Keithler, Unincorp Arapahoe County
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Cedar Heights
El Paso County
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Hi Joe and cobirders,
Sorry for the lack of details in the earlier post. Your interpretation was
correct. The roadrunner was above the road about halfway up the hill to
the top of the ridge on the rocky side, not the grassy slope below the
road. We saw the bird for about 15 minutes before we
Hi Birders
I just found a single American Dipper in Clear Creek at the I-76
bridges, east of Lowell Blvd.(Adams Co). I spent about 30 min.
watching it feed and bathe below the weat bound bridge. Along with
expected diving and dipping behavior, it also did sort of a hobbled
walk along the bridge
Roadrunner (Yes!) Monday 3:00 - 3:30 +/- and (Yes!) Tuesday 2:20
-2:35 (see Mary Keithler's post) at Dinosaur Ridge. This headline
makes it sound easy to see the Roadrunner. As many watchers and
waiters can attest, however, it can take several trips to the locale
and a few hours there to see the
Here are the highlights of my visit so far, all within the area I call Lamar:
Thurston Res to the north, CR 13 (roughly) on the east, CR X on the south,
railroad stop of Prowers (Bent County, go figure) on the west. Roughly a CBC
circle.
Lamar Community College Woods just east of LCC:
Hi folks. A male Varied Thrush is being seen very infrequently at the Durango
Fish Hatchery. The two best areas to try for it are: 1) the grassy area behind
the DOW office where a Varied Thrush showed up five years ago 2) Walk through
the entrance gate and along the fish raceways until you
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