Thanks for taking the time to make the map Rob!
On Friday, December 22, 2017 at 6:32:42 PM UTC-7, Rob Sparks wrote:
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> I got to see the Harris's Hawk with Alex VanBoer from the Fort Collins
> Visitors center parking lot today around 4pm. From this location it helps
> if you have a scope. I
I got to see the Harris's Hawk with Alex VanBoer from the Fort Collins
Visitors center parking lot today around 4pm. From this location it helps
if you have a scope. I made a map for folks that may want to try and look
for it over the weekend.
*https://tinyurl.com/y6tw4o9v*
Good birding!
Rob
Had both of the above yesterday and today. Seem out of season, but this is a
different winter, isn't it.
Elaine Coley, Loveland
backing up to Big Thompson Rec Trail between Taft and Wilson
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I am JUST the messenger and not trying to be the birding police. Late this
evening a gentleman from the Broadmoor stopped to see what was going on and to
inform us that a permit is required to photograph any Broadmoor property. Now,
the bird was mostly on what is apparently private
I just left the bird. It was perched in a tree along the ditch that borders
the south east side of the large field across Prospect from the visitor
center. Right where the road curves. A Great Horned Owl was roosting a
couple hundred yards southwest of the hawk along the ditch.
The Harris's Hawk
The famous hawk was in a tree next to the frontage road north of Prospect from
the Welcome Center. Heeding the advice of Michael Tincher, I didn’t stop or
pull over near the hawk. I viewed it with a scope from the already-busy RV
dealership parking lot several hundred yards away.
John Shenot
Ok CObirders, it is now official.
Yesterday, 21 December, I found a Red-breasted Sapsucker along Mirada Rd in
southern Colorado Springs, El Paso County. The bird appears to be very much
pure, and of the northern subspecies (ruber) which shows even less white in
the face/malar than does the
We missed Tom’s Great Black-backed Gull at the Sandspit this morning, but
had a single Bonapart’s Gull and all 3 mergansers.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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Quiet at 8:35 a.m. arrival, but about 9 a.m. today, the yell0w-throated
warbler and yellow-rumped warbler appeared, gleaning quickly through a pine
tree on north side of pond, then flying to the pines on the west shore for
3-4 minutes, and then directly "behind" (west from pond, between apartment
Hi all
We found quite a few Lapland Longspurs on the Nunn CBC this year. Good
spots to look are along Weld CR 122 btw 37 and 55. Specifically at Weld CR
122/49 there is a oil and gas operation on NW corner to its west you'll
notice some type of seasonal stream that has water. I had 32
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Date: December 22, 2017
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