Interesting question.
per eBird "Species Maps", Tricolored Blackbird is endemic to states
bordering the Pacific, with no records
east of there.
Sibley guides illustrate the "Bi-colored" Blackbird, which is an intergrade
with the more typical Red-winged Blackbird. They are also found in
California.
Folks. I know the range map. Nevermind. I got the answer. No records. And I
am not saying I saw it. I know better. Just trying to convince someone and
I thought telling her no records of it would help. Thanks.
On Monday, October 14, 2019 at 5:37:48 PM UTC-6, Sharon Kay wrote:
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> Tricolored.
Tricolored. Sorry.
On Monday, October 14, 2019 at 5:36:09 PM UTC-6, Sharon Kay wrote:
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> How do I find out if Tri-colored Blackbird has ever been found in this
> state. Google was of know help.
>
> Sharon Kay
> Greeley
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Still there when I left around 12:40pm, viewed by several from Breakwater
> Dr on the south side of the lake. At on point the Jaeger made a close flyby
> to us birders while pursuing a Ring-billed Gull, adn the photos are in this
> cheklist.
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S60622735
Joe
This morning (14 Oct) many of us saw a Red-throated Loon, two Red-necked
Phalarope and a juvenile Sabine's Gull off South Shore Marina at Pueblo
Reservoir.
At Swallows at far west end of Pueblo Reservoir, there were 38 Long-billed
Dowitchers, two Lesser Yellowlegs, and a white colored Mountain
Am Golden-Plover, Black-bellied and Dunlin still present at Plum Creek Delta. 1
Burrowing Owl near east park entry at S side prairie dog town
David Suddjian
Littleton CO
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Continuing at Warren Lake as of 11:30 am October 14.
Nick Komar and Pablo Quezada
Fort Collins CO
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Date: Monday October 14th
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