Hi all, I was talking to one of the city workers today and they have had
some complaints about off trail activity at the lake. If you bird
McIntosh, please be aware that the area south of the gravel trail is off
limits to the public. This is on the NW gravel trail that goes from
Mariner
Just flew to SW corner of lake. Hunting now from sticks near low willows and
small patch of cattails
David Suddjian
Littleton, Co
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It is presently snoozing at the NW corner of the lake.
David
This morning I joined David Wade and Georgia Doyle to investigate whether the
Baird's sparrows can still be detected on CR 5 in northeast Larimer County. In
general, the entire 5-mile stretch of road north of Buckeye Road was still very
birdy. Beginning at sunrise, we spent two hours along the
Hi all
I had a single Black Tern at Loloff Reservoir/Weld accompanied by about
100+ Franklin's Gull. There were 80+ Franklin's Gull at Weld CR 59, too.
Woods Lake drawing down nicely--big mudflat on NW corner along road. Had
two sandpiper-types trying to identify.
Weld CR 48 is just about
Dave's photos prove three things, in my humble opinion:
1) Sparrows can be really difficult to identify,
2) a picture can say a thousand words,
And 3) two fresh-plumaged juvenile Baird's Sparrows were out there this
morning.
I think these photos, in concert with other observations and
Greetings,
I've posted some of the photos from this morning on my Flickr site. There
are 12 pics in all so instead of listing each individually, I connected
with my home page. To view them, click on any photo, then use the arrow
keys or mouse click the margins to move through them.
I'd like to take the Cornell Lab Home Study Course in Bird Biology, but the
text is out of print. Does anyone have a copy of *the Handbook of Bird
Biology, 2nd Edition *that s/he would be willing to rent, sell or loan me
until I finish the course or the next edition comes out (some time in
Saw a Three-toed woodpecker today at Endovalley campground today plus my first
Brown Thrasher in the park. Good birding. Bill Fink
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Chris Rurik and I went over to the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt at about 6:30PM
this evening and waited patiently for what seemed to me to be a very long
time, with no night-heron is sight.
Chris told me it was actually only a three minutes before the cooperative
adult YCNH
flew in from the east, hugged
Joe and all,
I am sorry if I sent a confusing message earlier. I did not see the YC
Night-Heron carrying a stick. I referred to it perching in sticks.
David
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Chris Rurik and I went over to the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt at about
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: August 10, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Monday, August 10 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Barrow's Goldeneye (Clear Creek)
Red-necked
For the second time this week, two Western Scrub-jays visited my backyard,
on the shores of Quincy reservoir in Arapahoe County. I've never seen them
this far away from the foothills. I also had a Steller's Jay recently, as
well as a large family of recently fledged Blue Jays. I spotted a group of
It is presently snoozing at the NW corner of the lake.
David Suddjian
Littleton, Co
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