SeEtta et al,
Those look like the same aphids that have been attracting a lot of the late
warblers along the Front Range. I think it is the Powdery Pine Needle Aphid
(Eulachnus rileyi or related species in the same genus). Other warblers I have
confirmed eating this same aphid of late are
I got a couple of very nice short video clips that show the Cape May
Warbler that was seen earlier this week in Pueblo City Park as it
vigorously foraged in the needles of a pine tree. And I got a photo
showing the warbler going after some apparent food item that I do not
recognize, maybe insect
Hi all,
Today 24 birders took part in the annual Great Boulder Caper.
We started our endeavor at Cottonwood Marsh where introductions were
constantly interrupted by the VERMILLION FLYCATCHER showing off near the
parking lot. Once we were done enjoying the flycatcher we continued on into
Walden
We had a fabulous turnout for the first annual Fort Collins Black Friday
Birding Frolic, despite the windy conditions this morning. Twenty-eight
folks turned out, including a few elementary aged birders, a couple scouts
working on their badge, and others enthusiastic to be outdoors today. We
Currently there is Swan East of Corn Fields, viewable from Wadsworth. Photos
seem to indicate Trumpeter. Viewing from road is not recommended. Gardens are
not open.
Frank Farrell
Morrison, Co
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Palm warbler at SW corner now. West side of entry road at first left turn.
Among the various fences and shrubs. Currently feeding on the ground right off
the road edge.
David Suddjian
With DFO group
Littleton Co
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, November 23, sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists.
Rare, out of place and out of season species include: (* indicates new
information on this species)
Tundra Swan (Delta, Mesa)
Eurasian Wigeon (Montezuma)
Mexican Duck (Kiowa, Weld)
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