Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: December 11, 2014
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert Thursday, December 11 sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Tundra Swan (Boulder, Park,
Yellow-billed Loon present as of 8:30. Best seen from far north parking lot.
David Wade
Ft Collins
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Yellow-billed Loon present as of 8:30. Best seen from far north parking lot.
David Wade
Ft Collins
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Folks,
If you haven't signed up for the Fountain Creek CBC this year and would
like to do so, please feel free to sign up online at Audubon's website, or
contact me directly. We will be counting on Wed the 17th, and meeting at
12:30 for lunch at the newly renovated nature center in FC Regional
There is a female Long-tailed Duck at the Northwest part of Horseshoe Reservoir
in Loveland. Off of Elm Ct. Found by Georgia Doyle. Beautiful looks.
Austin Hess
Fort Collins, Colorado
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Dear Cobirders CBC participants:
There is something that I and my cohorts (leading teams for upcoming CBC in
Boulder) have been wondering about.
Since the National Audubon Society allows for (I believe) a two-week window for
getting the counts done, is the data good no matter when we turn it
The previously reported Loon is still at the north end.
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The Costa's Hummingbird continues at 2217 Tuscany Drive in Grand junction,
Mesa County.
A number of birders saw the bird yesterday afternoon at a small social
gathering, and both Twanna Cooksey (owner of house) and Carol Ortenzio saw
the bird today.
Mike Henwood
Grand junction
Mesa County
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I tried to do some research and photo work for a future The Hungry Bird
column today at Higbee Canyon south of LaJunta. Taking a cue from David
Dowell's recent post from this area, I was trying to locate Ladder-backed
Woodpeckers in cholla cactus. I did not. However, I did see:
Cassin's
The CBC data must be from the calendar date selected as the count day
(i.e., only one 24 hour day). The Audubon Soc. gives a broader window in
which to select a single date for the count. The only thing that counts
outside the selected date are additional species (not numbers of
individuals) found
Hello birders,
Here is a tip, in case you didn't know. Say you read Steve Mlodinow’s post
yesterday afternoon about his great find of a Yellow-billed Loon at Boyd
Lake State Park. My reaction was, “Hmm. That sounds like a rare bird.
I wonder how rare?
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Hi all
Whilst birding with Al Levantin today, Thursday, we found an unseasonal
Yellow-breasted Chat at the Ranch at Roaring Fork, Carbondale. Photo and
video obtained. Other species present included at least 9 Barrow's
Goldeneyes. Teaming up with Tom McConnell and Linda Vidal we birded Rifle
While skiing at Keystone this morning as well as some dedicated birding in the
afternoon, I had a nice “Corvid” day seeing 6 species: Am. Crow, Common Raven,
Clark’s Nutcracker, Gray Jay, Stellar’s Jay and Black-billed Magpie. In the
Wildernest area, there were good numbers of Pine Grosbeak,
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