Hello CO Birders:
I had the distinct pleasure of leading a CFO Shorebird ID workshop to
Prewitt Reservoir in Washington County this morning and we enjoyed a
shorebird spectacle. We tallied 20 species, some in remarkable numbers.
*Baird's Sandpipers* and *Stilt Sandpipers* were there by the
Any White-rumped at Prewitt?
Dave Cameron
Denver
On Saturday, August 28, 2021 at 9:38:33 PM UTC-6 Nick Komar wrote:
> I led the shorebird workshop field trip to Jumbo Reservoir today, for a
> great group of 9 registrants (you know who you are). Shorebirding was slow
> (just 12 species between
I mentioned the influx of Chipping Sparrows yesterday when we caught 11,
which is a lot for this early in the season. Today, we banded 30. All but
three were hatch year birds, still in juvenile plumage. The other three
were females, still showing brood patches. Most were caught together in
CObirders,
Tonight, on the Front Range of CO, expect a cold frontal passage around
sun-down (depending on your location). Here is what that looks like in
850mb winds at 6pm this evening (green circle is Longmont, CO)
Hi Everyone,
Today 8/28 I led a CFO shorebird workshop to sites around Longmont,
including Lagerman Reservoir, Little Gaynor Lake, Ish Reservoir, and Union
Reservoir. We found a Pectoral Sandpiper at Little Gaynor, a Forster's Tern
at Union, continuing Redhead and Ring-necked Duck at Lagerman,
Currently looking at a Red Knot with David T and CFO field trip
participants at the NW corner of John Martin. Standing here: (38.0746409,
-103.0133372) looking SW. Hanging out in front of a small grassy island
that is in front of a larger island of snags.--
Edward Landi
North Carolina State
I'm looking at one, hanging out in flooded area to the right of Fox Run
pkg, Chatfield
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
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