[cobirds] Bird Conservancy of the Rockies - Chatfield Banding Station, 5/17/21

[Meredith McBurney]

Under cloudy skies, we had similar numbers to the past few days but fewer 
species.  Here's the breakdown of today's 24 new birds:

Least Flycatcher 1 banded 2018 (a species that we rarely recapture in 
subsequent years)
House Wren 1
Gray Catbird 2
Yellow Warbler 8
Yellow-rumped Warbler, Audubon's 5
Common Yellowthroat 3
Yellow-breasted Chat 3
Brewer's Sparrow 1

We are open six days per week (closed Tuesdays) through May 30, weather 
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Meredith McBurney
Bander, Chatfield Station
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

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[cobirds] Re: Western Tanager and others

[Douglas Powell]

Wow,

We had a similar weekend. We did have a pair of Western Tanagers show up at 
the feeding station in our backyard. Cannot figure out if they are nesting 
somewhere or just passing through.  We are feeding WBU Choice Blend (tube & 
platform), WBU No-Mess (tube feeder), Black Nyjer (tube feeder), and we 
have one hummingbird dispenser.  We do have trees and shrubs leafing out 
nicely, also a bird bath and water fountain. These birds can hardly resist 
moving water. 

This weekend seemed extra busy: Western Tanager male & female, one Lazuli 
Bunting, one yellow warbler, a gang of Blue Jays, one Stellar's Jay in the 
gang, one Black Chinned hummer, one Downy Wood Pecker, two Turkey Vultures 
(soaring), two pairs of Collared Doves, several Robins, one pair of nesting 
Black Capped Chickadees (just 8 feet from our back deck), one Yellow Rumped 
Warbler, multiple Sparrows, House Finches, Goldfinches, and Red Winged 
Blackbirds.  No hawks sighted this weekend which may partially account for 
all the other activity we saw.

Doug Powell
Laporte, CO (semi-urban area)

On Sunday, May 16, 2021 at 9:35:30 AM UTC-6 jlmes...@gmail.com wrote:

> What a weekend it has been in our backyard for Spring birds!  Amongst 
> the goldfinches, house finches, chickadees, nesting robins, bluejays, RW 
> blackbirds, WC sparrows, (eating seeds and mealy worms) I am seeing one 
> male Western Tanager, 1 male Rose-breasted Grosbeak, 2 Bullock orioles (1 
> mature and one 1st  year males), 1 Orchard Oriole.  All, except the 
> grosbeak, are eating heavily on suet, oranges, hummingbird juice.
>
> Jessie Meschievitz
> 1 mile west of Severance CO
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[cobirds] Sagebrush Sparrow, Admiral Burke Park, Boulder Cty

[Peter Burke]

COBirders,
I had a very brief look at a Sagebrush Sparrow at approx. 4:30 at the SE
corner of Admiral Burke Park, in the scrub by the gazebo. I only saw the
bird because a Red-winged Blackbird apparently didn't want it around. The
blackbird first flushed the sparrow to within a few feet of where I was
standing, then with a second pass, the sparrow disappeared into the scrub.
I did hear a few high-pitched chips, but I never relocated it.

Peter Burke
Boulder County

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[cobirds] Weekend birds, Douglas

['Hugh Kingery' via Colorado Birds]

 What a great joy to return from Seattle to find a mass of birds around our 
home patch -- and here, us able to identify them (mostly).
Most impressive: Swallows on Castlewood Canyon Road: 500 Cliffs, 75 Trees 
(eBird alert), 50 Barns, a few Rough-wings, Violet-greens, and one Bank. A 
Bullock's Oriole; Great-tailed Grackles, one at McClain pit, one at Walker pit. 
At home, 2 House Wrens, 5 Black-headed Grosbeaks, 5 Western Tanagers, and best 
of all, 3 Lazuli Buntings. 

Today, 8 singing Yellow Warblers, 8 singing Song Sparrows, a Yellow-breasted 
Chat, 3 Orioles, 4 singing Am. Goldfinches, 2 Eastern Kingbirds and Say's 
Phoebe. Yet hardly any swallows!
 
Hugh Kingery

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[cobirds] Re: More Fallout Colors in Yard/Weld

['The Nunn Guy' via Colorado Birds]

Hi all

Just had one bird confirmed by Tony L. at WhatBird ID Forum ... 
Short-billed Dowitcher at Crom Lake yesterday morning.

Photo: http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/albums/photos/view/14/5895

Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
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https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/birds-and-more-of-the-pawnee-national-grassland

On Monday, May 17, 2021 at 10:08:05 AM UTC-6 The Nunn Guy wrote:

>
> Hi all
>
> I was out mowing our landscaped backyard habitat starting with western 
> half. As I moved to begin mowing eastern side a Long-eared Owl flew out by 
> me from one of our trees at eye-level to continue roosting in our western 
> windbreak. It remained there until dark. I believe our third one in being 
> up here. Pretty cool.
>
> More colors of spring new from previous report ...
>
>- Lazuli Bunting - 2
>- Green-tailed Towhee - 1
>- Brown Thrasher - 1
>
> Elsewhere in Weld County ...
>
>- Large group of assorted gulls loafing in field flood across from 
>Weld County Landfill along Hwy 14 near Severance
>- About 150-200 Red-necked Phalarope at Loloff Reservoir along with a 
>lone Forster's Tern
>
> Long-eared Owl: 
> http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/albums/view/25/my-yard-nunn
>
> Working on other photos.
>
> Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
> http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/
>
> https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/birds-and-more-of-the-pawnee-national-grassland
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[cobirds] Migrants at CSR, El Paso Co, Mon

[Steven Brown]

Hey COBirders,

Today saw a very good arrival of migrants at Clear Spring Ranch. 32 birds 
banded today. This was a day for “big birds” - especially Bullock’s Oriole. I 
banded 12, but probably saw in excess of 30 moving through the area from 
6:30-11:00 (and I only see about 25% of the corridor from my vantage). Also 
arriving were a male Black-headed Grosbeak and 2 Gray Catbirds banded in 
previous years and each recaptured multiple times since. One catbird was banded 
as an adult in 2014, and recaptured here in 2017, 2018, 2021.

Also
FOY Willow Flycatcher Ad
FOY Western Tanager Ad M  (sounds like they were about everywhere on the Front 
Range today)
FOY Lazuli Bunting Ad F, (but males area around as well as male Blue Grosbeaks, 
both as yet uncaptured). 
Warbling Vireo (SY)
N Waterthrush Ad (#4 this week)
and various Com Yellowthroat, Yellow Warbler, YB Chats, Catbirds, and House 
Wrens.

This was my best day for numbers banded this spring. Very encouraging.

Happy Migration,
Steve Brown
Colo Spgs

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[cobirds] Lots of Western Tanagers - Centennial, Arapahoe County

['corvidcolo' via Colorado Birds]

Hi COBIRDS,
We live just west of the Denver Tech Center in Centennial.

We have had from one to nine Western Tanagers per day since May 9th.  
Yesterday we had nine - - 6 males and 3 females - - all seen at one time!  
Today we have had up to 5 tanagers at one time!  
This is our 3rd really good year in a row!

Loving it, Chris


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Centennial, Colorado
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[cobirds] Hooded Warbler Boyd Lake Larimar

[Greg Vassilopoulos]

Still present at 11:00 today behind junipers 

Greg Vassilopoulos 
Loveland 

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Re: [cobirds] Vermillion Fly Baca

[Carol Kampert]

I think WTP means the Water Treatment Plant.
Carol Kampert

On Mon, May 17, 2021 at 10:34 AM SeEttaM  wrote:

> I've been to Springfield dozens of times but don't remember any place
> called 'WPT'.  Where is that?
>
> SeEtta Moss
> Canon City
>
> On Mon, May 17, 2021, 9:46 AM Luke Pheneger 
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>> Singing male at entrance to Springfield WTP
>>
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Re: [cobirds] Vermillion Fly Baca

[SeEttaM]

I've been to Springfield dozens of times but don't remember any place
called 'WPT'.  Where is that?

SeEtta Moss
Canon City

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[cobirds] More Fallout Colors in Yard/Weld

['The Nunn Guy' via Colorado Birds]

Hi all

I was out mowing our landscaped backyard habitat starting with western 
half. As I moved to begin mowing eastern side a Long-eared Owl flew out by 
me from one of our trees at eye-level to continue roosting in our western 
windbreak. It remained there until dark. I believe our third one in being 
up here. Pretty cool.

More colors of spring new from previous report ...

   - Lazuli Bunting - 2
   - Green-tailed Towhee - 1
   - Brown Thrasher - 1

Elsewhere in Weld County ...

   - Large group of assorted gulls loafing in field flood across from Weld 
   County Landfill along Hwy 14 near Severance
   - About 150-200 Red-necked Phalarope at Loloff Reservoir along with a 
   lone Forster's Tern

Long-eared Owl: 
http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/albums/view/25/my-yard-nunn

Working on other photos.

Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
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[cobirds] Vermillion Fly Baca

[Luke Pheneger]

Singing male at entrance to Springfield WTP

Luke Pheneger
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Re: [cobirds] Question about bird call, Fremont County

[Laura Gorman]

Thank you Carol.  I listened to recordings for the poorwill, and while I 
can see why you thought of it based on my description, it is not quite an 
exact match.  Mine is more deliberate and the intervals between the calls 
are longer.  Also, I am hearing it during the day, and from higher than 
ground level,  although I will listen in the evening and night for it.  Any 
other thoughts?  
Thanks, Laura
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> Laura - 
>
> The "Bob White" sound you're heariing may be a *Common Poorwill's *
> two-note whistle which it repeats over and over, especially in the late 
> afternoon and evenings.  It's a wonderful summer sound.
>
> Enjoy, 
> Carol Kampert
>
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>> From my backyard here in Canon City, I keep hearing a two- note bird call 
>> that sounds a bit like “bob white”, stronger on the second syllable, 
>> repeated at intervals.  The bird apparently does not move around much, as I 
>> keep hearing it from the same general area. Can anyone take a guess at what 
>> this might be?
>> Thanks,
>> Laura Gorman
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Re: [cobirds] Question about bird call, Fremont County

[Carol Kampert]

Laura -

The "Bob White" sound you're heariing may be a *Common Poorwill's
*two-note whistle
which it repeats over and over, especially in the late afternoon and
evenings.  It's a wonderful summer sound.

Enjoy,
Carol Kampert

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> From my backyard here in Canon City, I keep hearing a two- note bird call
> that sounds a bit like “bob white”, stronger on the second syllable,
> repeated at intervals.  The bird apparently does not move around much, as I
> keep hearing it from the same general area. Can anyone take a guess at what
> this might be?
> Thanks,
> Laura Gorman
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[cobirds] Western Tanager, Highlands Ranch, Douglas County

[Lesley Brown]

Good Morning!  We just had 2 male Western Tanagers on the jelly feeder.  We 
saw them over the weekend, too.  No females yet.  We have also seen 2 male 
and 2 female Bullock's Orioles, and 2 male Black-headed Grosbeaks at the 
feeders this last week or so.

Yay Spring : )
Lesley Brown
Highlands Ranch
Douglas County

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[cobirds] Western Tanager - west Centennial, Arapahoe County

[kevygudguy via Colorado Birds]

Hello Fellow Birders,    Just had a Western Tanager on the suet in my little 
townhouse yard near Holy & Arapahoe in west Centennial.   Based on Sibley's 
drawings the bird wasn't in breeding plumage, which seems a little late.  A few 
minutes later a Chipping Sparrow was at the sunflower seed. Keep Smilin',Kevin 
Corwinwest Centennial, Arapahoe County Sent from my Remington Rand Typewriter 
via my Rotary Dial Wall Phone  

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[cobirds] Question about bird call, Fremont County

[Laura Gorman]

>From my backyard here in Canon City, I keep hearing a two- note bird call 
that sounds a bit like “bob white”, stronger on the second syllable, 
repeated at intervals.  The bird apparently does not move around much, as I 
keep hearing it from the same general area. Can anyone take a guess at what 
this might be?
Thanks,
Laura Gorman

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