Hard to adjust to this cold weather after such a warm month! My fingers
were freezing during the first hour or so, but my great team of Saturday
volunteers got the early birds - mostly warblers and kinglets - in and out
in record time. 38 new birds plus another 21 recaps made for a busy
Hi -
I saw the two Black Bellied Plovera at prairie loop just a couple hours later.
Ben Sampson
Centennial, CO
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Unfortunately the bird was only seen by a handful of birders for 2-3
minutes before it flew off to the Northwest. We spent several hours trying
to relocate the bird without any luck.
I've attached two distant photos to the eBird checklist here
Hi all:
>From the observation area in the south west corner there were two juvenile
>Black-bellied Plovers. One with white spotting on its black and the other with
>gold spotting on its back.
Other notes of interest:
3-4 Snowy Egrets
1 Great Egret
3-4 juvenile, Black-crowned Night-Herons
Hi everyone, I've just wrapped up the second week of banding at Connected
Lakes State Park in Grand Junction. Hot and dry weather has once again
persisted throughout the week, although the past few days have shown a
slight increase in bird activity. I banded 75 birds of 16 species over the
Things were pretty busy at the banding station around 8 am, and then
activity decreased. I was excited to band the season's second Blue Jay.
Other than that I had the typical species. The totals for the day were 37
new birds of 11 species. Including recaps, I caught 50 birds of 13 species.
I just had a male Vermillion Flycatcher at cottonwood marsh. It’s moving around
quite a bit on perching toward the back of the marsh.
>From Peter's iPhone
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Hi All,
I just found a Chestnut-sided Warbler along First Creek in a clump of willows
about 370m NW of where the creek crosses Buckley Rd.
Coordinates:
Latitude: 39.807637
Longitude: -104.794332
No luck with the Yellow-throated Warbler yet.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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Nothing spectacular but a few interesting birds in the yard today, here on
Milner mountain, SW of Fort Collins.
Sep 29, 2018
8:16 AM
Stationary
26 Minutes
All birds reported? Yes
Comments: Submitted from eBird for iOS, version 1.7.4 Build 36
2 Eurasian Collared-Dove
1 Black-chinned
Does anyone have any pointers for locating these birds?
I'm hoping to get out there this weekend.
Thanks!
Natalie
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Did anyone else notice them? There was a large group of Sandhill Cranes
flying very high overhead just to the west of Broomfield, traveling
southward in a long line. The sound is what really caught my attention!
--Denise Gonzalez-Walker
(Broomfield, CO)
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Flying from one side of Buckley Road to the other near the creek. Last seen in
the cottonwood just south of the creek on the adams/West side
John Breitsch
Denver
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e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
This is the Date: September 29, 2018
Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, September 29 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Note that the RBA is using the new AOU checklist.
Rare and out of range species
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