Went to Running Deer Natural Area in Fort Collins on a frustratingly windy
day to search for hawks and sparrows. Struck out on the sparrows but I
homered on the hawks. It started with a beautiful mahogany colored
intermediate morph although it wouldn't still for very long. Saw this one
three
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Unknown Raptor: https://www.flickr.com/photos/11383@N05/13685690524/
David Wade
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Date: April 7, 2014
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I thought there might be some interest in this. I was surprised to see a
Franklin's Gull at Marston Reservior on Friday the 4th. I didn't have my
camera, so attempted to take a shot through my scope using my iPhone. I
was actually amazed with the result.
Our big inventory of 132 BBS routes has observers for all but four routes.
Anybody out there who would like to take on one of these?
Central Mountains
17253 Lake City Hinsdale p 77
Starts on Colo. 149 at summit of SpringCreek Pass; continues to Rd 30, then
This morning around 8:30, along with the Black-capped Chickadees, lingering
Dark-eyed Juncos, newly returned Common Grackles, and goldfinches (both
flavors), and a flyover Coopers Hawk, there was a nice flock of a dozen
Evening Grosbeaks along the Spring Creek Trail near Cottonwood Glen Park
(just
Crom Lake
Least Sandpiper - 2
Greater Yellowlegs
Latham Reservoir Marsh
Cinnamon Teal - about a dozen
Blue-winged teal - few
Green-winged Teal
Greater Yellowlegs
Beebe Draw
Yellow-headed Blackbird - 8
Brown-headed Cowbird
Mourning Dove
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Red Fox
Weld CR 33
Burrowing Owl - 4
Forgot two Black-crowned Night Heron at Glenmere Park rookery.
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fcoloradobirder.ning.com%2Fsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNG7oYvXN31Gk4FsGrTGxsx10ZsQMA
Mobile: http://coloradobirder.ning.com/m
On Monday, April 7,
Further to Rick’s email,
For those CoBirders who don’t yet know about how easy it is to “phone-scope” ..
There are actually great adaptors out there, many specifically for iPhones :
basically a replacement case with a screw on ring that will slip over your
scope eyepiece – which are
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/forum/topics/famous-birder-sibley-treks-to-colorado-to-see-the-only-bird-he-s-
Sibley recently on Colorado Public Radio ... text and audio interview
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
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Here's a whole article on how to do it:
http://bg.aba.org/i/216642/31
Author is Sharon Stiteler. Article appears in the ABA's quarterly magazine,
Birder's Guide.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
P.s. Turkey Vultures aplenty yesterday afternoon in Gregory Canyon, Boulder
County,
COBirders,
To have 128 of the State's 132 Breeding Bird Survey routes covered this
year is phenomenal! Super job, Hugh-maybe you will bat 1000 this spring!
Leon Bright (Pueblo)
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Hello all,Just south of Sawhill Preserve in the big field to the
east there were two female Wild Turkey preening away .The male Cinnamon
Teal continues, [pond to the rt. as you walk towards Sawhill side from
Cottonwood marsh. There were 4 BW Teal at Cottonwood, a White Pelican and
a lone
Hi all
On Saturday 30 folks joined me for a fun afternoon in rural, and not so
rural, Mesa and Delta Counties, in search of owls. In the evening some of us
continued to the Grand Mesa, despite a poor weather forecast of wind and
snow as it didn't look bad up there, looking up from Clifton.
You can also use your iPhone with your binoculars to photo birds if a scope is
not available. Hold steady!
John Maynard
On Apr 7, 2014, at 10:36 AM, Dick Filby dickfi...@hotmail.com wrote:
Further to Rick’s email,
For those CoBirders who don’t yet know about how easy it is to
Hi COBirders,
We just observed a large flock (75+) of Franklin's Gulls battling the wind and
heading North at low elevation, here on the West side of Colorado Springs, at
the edge of the foothills in Mountain Shadows. A yard-bird for me!
Happy Migration,
Steve Brown
Colorado Springs
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Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 07, 2014
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Made a quick stop at the roost this evening (6:40) and saw 9 TV's - I'm
sure there's more - in the traditional roost on Mountain Ave. Around the
corner on Washington, about mid block, East side I saw a dozen vultures in
the tall spruces. It's amazing how easily they meld into the limbs.
David
The EASTERN PHOEBE continued along Plum Creek at Chatfield this morning,
singing nearly continuously, pausing only to reposition or sally after a
morsel. He was mostly very close to the east side of the Plum Creek Picnic
Area parking lot. A BARN SWALLOW was in that area, too. The Plum Creek
Nature
I am pretty sure it is a golden crowned that I saw. I have a picture of it
on our website. I was thrown a little by the orange bill and distinct eye
line. Is it a white-crowned with some yellow on it, or a golden-crowned?
From what I read, immature yellow-crowned can have orangish bills at
That is an adult White-crowned Sparrow.
David
Littleton, CO
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 10:00 PM, Matt Crooks cheezwhiz...@gmail.com wrote:
I am pretty sure it is a golden crowned that I saw. I have a picture of
it on our website. I was thrown a little by the orange bill and distinct
eye line.
Thanks Dave. That is certainly what I thought as well. Is it normal for a
white-crowned to have some yellow markings on top like that? Never seen
that before...
On Monday, April 7, 2014 10:00:52 PM UTC-6, Matt Crooks wrote:
I am pretty sure it is a golden crowned that I saw. I have a
Maybe others host Lincoln's Sparrows at their home feeders but don't post
about it, but I was surprised to find one in my backyard today foraging on
the ground under my nyger feeders. I often have White-crowned Sparrows
that feed on the spilled nyger seed as well as perched on the hanging nyger
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