Hi:
I was struck with Chris Knight’s post about recently viewing less-than-
definitive fields marks on a Winter/Pacific Wren. Sibley presents this tricky
identification dilemma by being equivocal. For example, he states for the
Pacific Wren “ …from Winter Wren….averages slightly darker and
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*Dick Pautsch will be filling in for Scott Severs: By Sunday, there should
be open water and lots of waterfowl! *
*Sunday, January 18, 2015, 8:00 a.m. - noon*
Walden-Sawhill Pond
Join Dick Pautsch for a winter ramble around the ponds and riparian areas
There is a little open water in Smith Lake at Washington Park, near S
Franklin St
and East Exposition in east Denver.
I checked it briefly about noon today and there were about a dozen Herring
Gulls there,
mostly adults, and other age groups. This is surprising, as past high
count for Herrings
Birders,
With all that, a handful of Rosies just showed up.
If you see any elk, feel free to shoot them or at least chase them off.
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Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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Birders,
The elk have once again, for the 2nd day in a row, destroyed the feeders I
have out in front of the house. I will not be putting out the feeders
unless I'm home for the foreseeable future. I will put seed out in the
backyard on the patio. You are welcome to walk around the south side
Birders,
With all that, a handful of Rosies just showed up.
If you see any elk, feel free to shoot them.
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Golden, CO
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Greetings All
The presence of multiple stub-tailed (Winter and Pacific) Wrens at the
Riverwalk would not be surprising. Indeed, Shawn and I thought we heard a
Winter Wren, but could never get close enough to be sure of what we were
hearing.
Wrens may sing each other's songs, as such is
Following a 2 hour search, I re-found the Pine Warbler at Denver West office
park in a pine tree near the parking lot of building 6, just 40 feet from my
car. The bird isn’t always associating with the office park Bushtits, as I
followed them for an hour before finding the warbler.
Glenn
Please note that Bobcat Ridge Natural Area and its parking lot are closed.
People searching for the bird should not park at the parking lot entrance
or in front of the ranger's house. The road is a dead end and searchers
should not park anywhere to obstruct traffic or cause inconvenience to the
Fawn Simonds found an AMERICAN WOODCOCK along a ditch/creek at Bobcat Ridge
Natural Area in Larimer County today 1/15/15. David Wade, Georgia Doyle,
and I re-found the bird in a different spot it had been seen before, but
same general area. The bird moves around sometimes, so look everywhere.
Hamilton Reservoir associated with the Rawhide Power Plant has some of the only
open water in the Fort Collins area. It is reached by exiting I-25 at the
Buckeye Exit north of Wellington and going west for a few miles, turning toward
the dam and immediately taking the road to the observation
Three Type 5 (Lodgepole Pine) *Red Crossbills* were at Ridgeview Park off
South Prince St in Littleton this morning, feeding in the crown of a
spruce. I hadn't had any crossbills in the local area lately. Thinking to
try to find more amid the many conifers at Littleton Cemetery, just up the
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: January 15, 2015
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This is the Rare Bird Alert Thursday, January 15 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Birders
I didn't see any Rosy-Finches this a.m. as I left the house. I'll be back
shortly and do an update.
Ira Sanders
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Greetings, birders,
A note to let you know that the Acorn Woodpecker was seen in a deciduous
tree on Willow Circle (its usual neighborhood) today at 2 pm.
Linda Hodges
Colorado Springs
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