Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: September 6, 2013
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, September 6, 2013,
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Yes Jackson Lake SP has been getting a lot of attention from birders, and
rightly so! This place is still hopping. I went there yesterday AM and with a
turn of good fortune it was overcast and fairly cool until almost 11! I didn't
work the shore birds as much as many and mostly concentrated
Oh... Forgot some of the other Warblers I had included one Magnolia, one
MacGillivray's, and one Townsend's. That is what I get for posting before my
morning coffee!
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Cathy Sheeter mentioned in her post about Jackson Res and other sites, having
seen two Sabine's Gulls at Loloff Res (Weld). I should point out the first one
was cleverly picked out of the over 800 Franklin's Gulls present by David Hill.
While looking at that black-headed beauty with a
Hiking in Horsetooth Mountain Park (Larimer County) in the heat of the day
today (90Fs), I was surprised to see a Clark's Nutcracker sitting in a dead
snag at just under 6000' in elevation. In a few decades of hiking
Horsetooth Rock this is the first time I've ever seen one here (might be
the
All:
Browsing the statistics it appears nationally, that there are about 100
accidental hunting deaths a year in the nation, that is compared to over
30,000 traffic fatalities so please be careful driving to your next birding
destination. You're far more likely to die from getting into a car
Dear COBIRDS Friends:
An imprint female American kestrel wearing jesses escaped from Wild Wings
Environmental Education this morning (Fri, 9/6) at approximately 10:00 AM. She
was last seen heading to Clarkson Park, just northeast of the intersection of
Dry Creek and Clarkson. She is
Just adding to the discussion:
For the past 2+ weeks, Clark's Nutcrackers have been hammering cones
and gathering seeds in the ponderosa pines around our house, on the
hogback just west of the South Bay area of Horsetooth Reservoir,
elevation 5,760'. I've seen them nearly every day; they
Seth,
You may have read it differently than I did. I saw it more as a Be careful
when birding in the same areas as people with guns which I thought was
completely appropriate. I was out with a birding group at an SWA this week
(most of us not knowing that dove season had started)
- when we
When I bird during a hunting season, in a place where hunting could be
taking place, I have no problem wearing the orange hat and/or vest. A
small investment to make, much like buying and wearing a helmet on your
motorcycle, bike or whatever. Yes, Seth, we and the birds are losing out
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