I visited a few spots in Northeastern Colorado yesterday and today. Much of the
water at Logan County hotspots was frozen.
At Little Jumbo, the highlight was two Trumpeter Swans, previously reported by
Steve Larson, swimming in a narrow strip of open water. When I stopped a second
time in
Hi all,
We started looking for the Gyrfalcon this morning around 7:40 AM, but it was a
pretty cold morning with the temperature starting at 16F and there wasn't much
activity during the morning. Around noon as it got warmer several raptors
started rising, including a few Red-tailed Hawks, a
Six birders in three teams worked the 9th Flagler CBC. It was a hot (63
degrees), dry day on the plains with little bird activity. At only 30, we had
the lowest number of species by 10%. Most of the species we observed were of
the "every-year" variety; we even missed one of those (TOSO) and
Hi
I just penned a short article for the Lark Bunting, should be in the February
issue, about a whooper of a mis-id I made many years ago. It’s taken me over 40
years to finally come to grips with that excruciatingly embarrassing call.
Stay tuned, more to come
Cheers, Bob
> On Jan 16, 2020,
Re: below-- So do upside-down plastic bags.
Leon Bright, Pueblo
From: cobirds@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
Sebastian Patti
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2020 8:09 AM
To: Joe Roller ; Colorado Birds
Cc: twilberd...@comcast.net; Bob's Email
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Overeager, Arapahoe County
This Loon is going to die not of natural causes but because some lazy
fisherman decided to cut his line and leave it. I don't imagine the
rangers have even tried to help the loon. I just called and spoke with the
office about it. He then pointed me to the rangers office. Please
continue to
>
> Oh my word! Let me guess this story will land its place in the "dipper"
> journal ;)
>
I once dipped on a Black-Bellied Plover 3 times, at a hotspot only 10
minutes away from my house. That was embarrassing, to say the least...
Happy birding!
~Caleb A
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