This might be a good time to do some Fantasy Birding -
http://fantasybirding.com/ - maybe you don't travel to see that rare bird
three counties away but see if you can snag it for your Colorado Big Year
list in fantasy birding...
Diana
El Paso County
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 4:51 PM Ben S wrote:
Hi,
A lone turkey vulture just flew over my house in Keenesburg near roads 59 and
398.
Lauren Hyde
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Hi all,
Hope you and your families are healthy & doing well.
Did the GHO nest at Grandview Cem. fail again this year? I didn't see the
female on her nest today.
Natalie
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I agree,
As birding locally is still uncontested as being allowed and safe, RBA can
be used to see local birds in the area. Restricting info rarely makes a
situation better.
Ben Sampson
Boulder, CO
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Hi all
Just now at nearby Crom Lake two Turkey Vulture flyover during brief sun
(snow) shower during my telework break. At Weld CR 84/31 marsh just down
the road a lone Long-billed Dowticher.
Photos in ACTIVITY feed here: http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
I agree with Bob, that it is useful to observe what is being seen around
the state, even if I am not planning to chase anything very far. But if
some bird is seen "local" to my area, it gives me a choice.
Also, the RBA is a concise compilation of what everyone has seen. I always
appreciate
Birders,
Sorry for the late post. 2 days ago, March 31, I had a singing Marsh Wren
on the north shore of Bass Lake in the Greenbelt. Bass Lake is just east
of West Lake.
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Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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