[cobirds] Joe Roller

I only knew Joe from the conversations that we had over email. He was always one of my favorite people in this forum because he was so inclusive about birding with everybody. Talked me off the cliff a few times. Truly someone to emulate sharing this passion. Condolences to his friends and family.

[cobirds] Re: Varied Thrush in Weld County

Hi everyone, This is my first post. Thank you for adding me! I'm Jenny, I live in Ault and I've caught the birding bug. I also volunteer at the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program in Fort Collins. I went up to look for the varied thrush in Nunn today and found it right where John and Kelly did: the

[cobirds] Re: Owls in NoCO

Thanks so much! On Sunday, November 29, 2020 at 7:56:12 AM UTC-7 steve.g...@gmail.com wrote: > Yes- try the river trail at Lee Martinez park. An ESO pair nested > successfully there this year, with at least one chick fledged. From the > main parking lot (at the ballfields) walk north to the

[cobirds] Tributes to Joe Roller

  We chime in to express our admiration of all that Joe did for the Colorado birding community. We knew him for 40--50 years as he advanced our appreciation & enjoyment of Colorado birds. We can't add to the heartfelt & articulate tributes already posted on Cobirds but endorse them all. Urling

Re: [cobirds] Black Brant

The Brant continues today at the ball field with about a whole lot of Cackling Geese. I saw it at 8 this morning and others have reported it to ebird since. I can't post on my phone any more so I can only post when I get home now. Brian Johnson Englewood Co On Saturday, November 28, 2020 at

[cobirds] Re: Birding bonanza at Chatfield; Douglas County

Joey's Sooper Hotspot continues this morning! A MOB of around 15 birders refound all of Joey's great birds from yesterday. Ann and I also had a Dipper under the 470 bridge. Notice the much longer and upturned lower mandible of the Pine Warbler in the photos on my list. Bez B. said he noticed

[cobirds] Red-bellied Woodpecker YES Boulder

Five of us just saw the woodpecker. It was east of the feeder, then moved from tree to tree, down to feeder. Snagged a peanut then flew back to the trees along the creek. Susan Rosine Brighton -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group.

[cobirds] Sandhill cranes, Larimer County

At 10:30 today, Sunday, a huge flock of Sandhills flew high overhead, maybe 130-150 birds, circling and then forming. This was at Bingham Hill Road, so look south along the foothills from now on. Libby Edwards Fort Collins Larimer County -- You received this message because you are

[cobirds] injured Pelicans at Lake Pueblo

Hello, I don’t know if there is any assistance or curb suffering as this Pelican seems low on weight & only able to fly short distances. Photo demonstrates only black underwing. The other Pelican has an injured leg/foot but gets can fly around far better. For what it’s worth. Diane Roberts

[cobirds] Red-bellied woodpecker in Superior, CO

I have had a red-bellied woodpecker visiting my feeder since Tuesday. I posted this to eBird on Tuesday and many of you have visited and seen the bird. If you haven’t been by the best area to view the feeders in my side yard is from the alley, behind my house (206 W. William St.). The bird also

[cobirds] Re: Owls in NoCO

Yes- try the river trail at Lee Martinez park. An ESO pair nested successfully there this year, with at least one chick fledged. From the main parking lot (at the ballfields) walk north to the river trail proper, then west at the new kiosk. The nest was between the kiosk and the footbridge up

[cobirds] Yesterday's NAS press release (NO SIGHTINGS)

from our friends at National Audubon . . . Hope everyone had a wonderful (and safe) Thanksgiving. sebastianpa...@hotmail.com Sebastian T. Patti 770 S. Grand Avenue Unit 3088 Los Angeles, CA 90017 CELL: 773/304-7488 Administration Moves to Finalize Bird-Killer