Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: January 7, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert Wednesday, January 7 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Tundra Swan (Boulder, Mesa)
White-winged
We saw a large mixed flock of rosy finches at Mueller State Park (fee area)
when cross country skiing this afternoon.
There were at least 70 birds, mostly grey capped with some brown capped and one
or two black and Hepburn's.
They were feeding on the ground along the entrance road on a
Hello,
Those other birds are neat.Seen many times. Sorry. Say's is my interest
county and location please. Across the board.
Art Hudak
Denver County
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I've had 5 types of Juncos at my feeders today: Slate, Oregon,
White-winged, Gray-headed and Pink-sided. I live in the suburbs of
Littleton but suspect I'm one of only a few that has seed out in my
immediate area. Classic Junco behavior, they come in with a flurry and
leave the same and about
After 3 pm today I watched a juvenile Nor. Goshawk catch a rabbit at the
margin of the playing fields at the lower level of St. Mary Church and
School in Littleton. As it stood on its prey an adult Red-tailed Hawk
zoomed in and displaced the Accipiter and stole the rabbit! The Red-tailed
proceeded
A friend in IA just posted this info that may be of interest for the COBirds
discussion of goshawk preferred prey. This afternoon there was an immature
Northern Goshawk in our back yard in Boone County. It sat in a tree near the
house and the bird feeders, but didn't show as much interest in the
Thanks for publishing the interesting replies, Hugh. I'll share this
anecdote: the first goshawk I ever saw was on a CBC in my hometown of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, where goshawks are extremely rare and Fox Squirrels
are abundant. It was the squirrel's behavior that tipped me off about a
raptor
I asked the question on this forum about our Goshawks the little birds
feeding actively with those 3 big predators within 10 feet.
How come all these little guys feed without compunction withthese scary
predators around?
These answers came to me personally, but I think they are worth
Hi, all.
On returning from the dentist this noon, Jeanne said, “You will never guess
what was in the back yard a while ago – a Northern Goshawk.”
When I checked my email a few minutes later, there was a note from Mark
Peterson who lives nearby saying he had the bird there this morning. We have
During an noon gap in my routine, I refound Schottler's Pine Warbler w a flock
of 25 Bustits near a window feeder on the courtyard side of Bldg 16, close to
the gazebo.
A Say's Phoebe was flycatching on the warm south wall near the ER at St Anthony
Hosp, Lakewood at 1300.
Joe Roller, Denver
Birders,
With the snow came the Rosy-Finches. There are about 50 and at the moment
they are in the backyard.
You can walk around the south side of the house to get there but please be
careful. It can be slippery.
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Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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I had 10 Grosbeaks here this morning, 7 males, 3 females. They never seem
to stay long, but come and go most days.
Pam Piombino
St. Vrain Rd., southwest of Hygiene.
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