The Long-tailed Jaeger is still present as of 7am as well as at least 3
Sabine's Gulls (only saw 1st years). Best viewed from the north side
trailhead.
Bryan
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Boulder, CO
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The adult Long-tailed Jaeger is currently working the south end of Boyd Lake.
No sign yet of rare terns. Several Forster's Terns tho.
Nick Komar
At Boyd Lake Marina Spit
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About 50 White-faced Ibis were circling around near the Gunbarrel area,
about half a mile east of the Boulder Reservoir yesterday afternoon (9/17).
Kat Bradley-Bennett
Longmont
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This morning, there were three juvenile Sabine's Gulls seen from the dam,
looking southwest toward the South Marina and the cove to the west. They were
far out from where I was scoping from. Also, the basic plumage Common Loon was
still present as well.
Below the dam, I saw one Black
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LT. Jeager present as of 11 am plus 2 Sabines and 1 common/arctic Tern
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All birds still accounted for at 11:35 a.m. Though the Jager has moved a
little further north.
Ira sanders
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LT. Jeager present as of 11 am plus 2 Sabines and 1 common/arctic Tern
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Once again, caught birds in a steady stream until the heat picked up, then
activity pretty much ended. Most interesting capture today was a Chipping
Sparrow that we banded on 8/27. On the 27th, it was in juvenile plumage
- would have had a streaky breast - and was starting to molt. Today, its
As of 2:30 the Long-tailed Jaeger and 2 Sabine's gulls were still present.
I want to shout out a big thanks to Vincent G. who took us out in his boat
for some close looks of both birds. We were joking around about how we
Burke'd the Jaeger, thank you Peter Burke for boat inspiration. Finally,
It was pretty quiet at Lathrop State Park this afternoon but we did find some
nice birds. Found a juvenile Sabine's Gull at Horseshoe Res.
At the small unnamed wildlife ponds to the West of Horseshoe we found a
Solitary Sandpiper and a Greater Roadrunner
Polly Wren and Paul Neldner
La Veta, CO
Three of us ventured to Smith Reservoir SWA (Costilla County) to investigate a
reported Arctic Tern in the area. Well the Tern had left, but the three
Sabine’s gulls were still present. We studied them closely, photographed them,
and all look like juveniles. One does appear darker than the
A tad late but to add to the recent influx of Sabine's Gull reports this
week:
There was a juv Sabine's Gull on the roadside of Hwy 285 on the west side
of Grant, Park Co. on Monday the 15th.
To see one at 8,600 ft elevation in coniferous forest is not what I had
expected as I drove by...I've
Today at 4:20pm at least six 1st year Sabine's Gulls were found on the
reservoir. Most were seen from the marina sandspit (finger of land just
east of the marina). In addition, there was an adult, basic RED PHALAROPE
seen from the sandspit. This bird was fairly close to the sandspit tip, but
Chiming in to add some observations of Sabine's (all juv.) from a few spots
in the Littleton area of Arapahoe County today. 2 were at McLellan
Reservoir, 1 was at Ketring Lake, and 3 were over the Arapahoe part of
South Platte Reservoir.
David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
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The last two days of banding in Ridgway State Park were very slo. On the
15th we banded 6 birds and on the 16th we banded 6 as well, with our only
new species being a House Wren. However, we did have birds for each of the
groups of schoolchildren that came by, which was good.
Breakdown of
Our first day of banding with GVAS at Connected Lakes State Park went very
well, with plenty of variety and several for each group of schoolchildren
to see. We banded a total of 13 birds today, including a same-day repeat.
Breakdown of new captures:
Black-capped Chickadee - 2
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