Today I found the first of the fall Williamson's Sapsucker, a male, in
Canon City. It was feeding in one of the pines at a private residence
where I have seen many sapsuckers over the years. Today I also found a
latish Warbling Vireo along the Arkansas River and a Black Phoebe nearby.
A few
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: October 4, 2014
email: r...@cfobirds.org
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert Saturday, October 4 sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Broad-winged
Hi, all. Yesterday afternoon, Friday, Oct. 3, Hannah and Andrew and I
popped in at Cottonwood Marsh to see if we could view the snipe symposium.
I'm not sure if we were at the right pond (we checked only Cottonwood
Marsh), but we saw no snipes. However, we did find 4 Greater Yellowlegs, a
Wood
At least 5 Sabine's Gulls AND a Red Phalarope are being seen as I write this
from the handicapped fisherman's access point (west of the marina). Bring a
scope as the birds are WAAAY out there during on the water.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, Colorado
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My husband heard them flying over our property in Coal Creek Canyon
yesterday., heading south.
Janis Robinson
Coal Creek Canyon
On Friday, October 3, 2014 8:21:38 PM UTC-6, lark L wrote:
While walking North Rim Trail south of Niwot Road bordering Boulder Valley
Ranch and Boulder Reservoir.
Hi, all.
We live in the Old Farm subdivision of NE Colorado Springs. A few minutes ago
we had a new bird at our suet feeder for a few minutes. After viewing the bird
and consulting both our Sibley and Nat Geo guides, we concluded it was a first
fall Baltimore Oriole. This is a first for our
Hello, Birders.
A little while ago this sunny Saturday morning, Oct. 4, Andrew and I saw
and heard a *White-throated Sparrow* along the shore of Waneka Lake,
Boulder County. The bird was just northwest of the playground. The
White-throated Sparrow exhibits a balanced chromosomal polymorphism;
I went to Grandview Cemetery yesterday evening and this morning. Things
were very lively around a couple of the hackberry trees that Dave
Leatherman has posted about so many times. The only warblers I spotted were
Orange-crowned, but there were Ruby-crowned Kinglets, lots of Chickadees
After years of wishing to see Greater Roadrunner in Fremont County I
finally saw one today. It was on the road leading into Brush Hollow
Reservoir. It was by far the most cooperative Roadrunner I have ever
encountered. It stopped and posed for photos for a couple minutes.
Hi all
A delightful fall day birding Riverbend Ponds Fort Collins
Highlights included:
Virginia Rail
Wilson's Snipe
Merlin
As well as 25 other expected, friendly bird species
Bob Righter
Denver CO
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This morning at Daigre Lake we found a nice small assortment of warblers:
Orange-crowned Warbler
Wilson's Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler
A nice surprise was a new Huerfano County species for us: Ovenbird!
Paul and Polly Wren Neldner
La Veta, CO
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This mornings Wilson Snipe count was down to 6 at Cottonwood Marsh. Sorry
Ted/others missed the larger assemblage. Also present were 7 Ring necked
Duck and a single Redhead. A Peregrine made a couple of swings before
heading off eastwards. Good October birding All, Carl Starace, Niwot
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About 10 am this morning I walked west along the Walden/Sawhill boundary,
then turned to
the south where I walked along a dirt trail/road until I reached the SW
corner of Sawhill Lake #1. What sounded like a dozen chickadees and a bird
with a very distinct, hard chip were in a tree
I probably should have identified the waterthrush as Waterthrush sp.,
because I did not see the leg color to rule out Louisiana Waterthrush
(bright pink). There are other subtle differences between the species, but
I did not see it long enough to consider them.
The brown streaking on the birds
Three Forster's, four Common/Arctic. Roosting northwest shore. North end of
State Park. Working on ID now.
Nick Komar
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The Red Phalarope reported earlier by Joey Kellner from Chatfield SP was
re-found this afternoon from the swimming beach area, though the many boats
were pushing it around quite a bit. Also seen were at least three Sabine's
Gulls.
My good luck boat hitchhiking continued, and I was able
Chris Knight and I birded our way from Rocky Ford to Lamar today. We had 103
species of birds. 14 species of shorebirds during the day. Best birds:
Northern Parula at Hasty Campground; Sabine's Gull - juvenile at John Martin
Res., Bent Co.; White-throated Sparrow at Melody Tempel Grove; Bent
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