Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: August 20, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, August 20, 2012, sponsored
by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If
you are phoning in a
Hi all:
Not too many folks responded to last week's entreaty to take a stab at the
then-current quiz bird on the CFO Photo Quiz, to which I have now posted the
solution (www.cfobirds.org). This week's is even more interesting!
Enjoy,
Tony Leukering
Villas, NJ
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Hello birders,
For 33 years Hermann and Mieke Groicher have fed winter rosy-finches with
cubic yards of sunflower seed and summer hummingbirds with barrels of sugar
water. Hermann and Mieke are birders. They own and manage the Fawn Brook
Inn in Allenspark near Rocky Mountain National Park.
Thanks, Tom, for reminding us how generous Hermann and Mieke Groicher of the
Fawn Brook Inn have been with their long-term commitment to feeding birds
in Allenspark.
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall, one didn't even have to call. We just
showed up
at the Fawn Brook Inn year after year and found the
Pls help! We need photos of the Yellow-billed Loon that was at Highline
State Park (Mesa County) during 25 Dec 2005 thru 16 Jan 2006. I recall many
people saw this bird, but apparently it was not submitted to the state
records committee (my thinking is that we all !assume! somebody else will
Yesterday evening I got to spend a couple hours at Manitou Lake in Teller
Co. Weather was fantastic.
. It was very birdy. Hundreds of Yellow-rumped Warblers.
. Soras and Virginia Rails readily seen.
. Nice look at an adult Cooper's Hawk.
. Indigo Bunting
Hi Birders. I was hoping that someone might help a hack birder like me
identify 3 birds. I have posted a link to my Facebook album where I have
posted 3 photos of what I think is a Warbler, possibly Orange-crowned ,
Virginia or MacGillivray's sighted near Chatfield Arboretum in May of
2009. The
Nicolle, I think it would be helpful to crop and magnify the birds in the
photos to facilitate their identifications. Also some photo editing can
brighten the photos and bring out some of the plumage characters. My “guesses”
on the identities are: 1) “Audubon’s” Yellow-rumped Warblers in May