Re: [cobirds] Re: A situation (Boulder)

2022-03-05 Thread Susan Rosine
I reported (and continue to report) a "rare" bird at my house. Luckily, it hangs out in the front yard, in a neighborhood with wide streets and lots of parking. Also fortunate is the fact that the bird is only rare in this part of Colorado, and it's not an especially photogenic bird. I only

[cobirds] Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists (05 Mar 2022) Raptors

2022-03-05 Thread reports
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists Colorado, USA Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 05, 2022 --- SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total -- --- -- -- Black Vulture

Re: [cobirds] Re: A situation (Boulder)

2022-03-05 Thread MARK CHAVEZ
Dan, as always right on point. This is not a photographer issue or birder issue but an evolution of social media. There is a trend that everyone feels that a specific location is required when reporting a bird. You should NEVER give specific locations in a neighborhood without speaking to

Re: [cobirds] A situation (Boulder)

2022-03-05 Thread Susan Rosine
Well said, Scott, but I'm betting it's not anyone who subscribes to this List that was/is misbehaving. It is still a GREAT reminder for ALL of us as we approach the courting, mating, and nesting season for a great majority of birds. Susan Rosine Brighton On Sat, Mar 5, 2022, 11:46 AM Scott

[cobirds] Re: A situation (Boulder)

2022-03-05 Thread 'Dan Stringer' via Colorado Birds
There's good food for thought in this thread which we should keep with us on the trail. And when we're in people's neighborhoods. To me, whether it becomes disruptive to the bird and/or property owners is often determined before anyone arrives. Since we know that the birding community is

Re: [cobirds] A situation (Boulder)

2022-03-05 Thread Scott
Hi Everyone. I have been studying Northern Pygmy-Owls for more than 20 years. I do not care in the least about who is getting images of the owl in Lyons. My concern isĀ  for the birds themselves. To give some natural history of Northern Pygmy-Owls They begin courtship in mid-February, which

[cobirds] stub-tailed wren at Rampart Park, El Paso Co.

2022-03-05 Thread Christian Nunes
Hi all, I'm doing a little armchair birding today. I've listened to a couple of recordings of the stub-tailed wren at Rampart Park in El Paso County, and I'd like to put it out there that the bird calls like a PACIFIC WREN, not like a Winter Wren as reported by many observers. Some

[cobirds] Re: Everyone loves owls!

2022-03-05 Thread David Lawrance
I completely love bird photography. I am not a very good birder. I am not a good photographer. Each one makes me better at the other. I a technically not a neighbor, either, though my heart feels it must be so. A few hotspots are not simply interesting places to see different, out-of-season,