was trying to
attract attention from the top of a tree at the new wetlands.
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This is a serious question, for a change.
Does anyone know why we see so many more male Blackpoll Warblers each spring
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The Conn Warbler was still there at about 1430 today. At about 1600 a Great
Crested Flycatcher was seen at the banding station.
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opera,
and
the cows won the battle. Be on the look-out for the sequel, Revenge of
Bubulcus ibis.
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River waste
water treatment plant and some Mallard looking things that could have resulted
from flawed genetic experiment.
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if other observers today or tomorrow refound the Prairie
Warbler, BB Cuckoo or Wood Thrush. Also with a significant change in the
weather Friday and Saturday, who knows what will turn up at a migrant trap?
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half of the birders who tried for it actually saw it, so there is no guarantee.
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Quincy Reservoir.
Thanks to GLenn Walbek for finding this great bird yesterday.
It is a favorite of mine, as is Little Gull for that matter!
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, but virually no other shorebirds.
Akron Golf Course pond and Last Chance oasis were devoid of interest.
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will feature, as they say at the Forum, Poecile gambeli redux.
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and I gathered that it was an immature bird.
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of that county at 7,592 feet.
I have NO personal experience and have only been to that county once, but
the above info is
what I can glean from my references, which are not packed away.
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On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 8:15 PM, Emily Thurston
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from the successful CFO
convention.
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For those of you who might have missed it, here is the link to a
well-written (but too brief) article about Colorado's
estimable birders, Urling and Hugh Kingery.
http://www.denverpost.com/athome/ci_20657820/colorado-pairs-home-near-franktown-is-bird-watching
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chose to
nest right over the trail. So the *extra*
impact by birders, compared to other human activities will be low.
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. Plumbeous Vireo eggs require 14 days of incubation, and
the young
fledge about 14 days after hatching.
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(One of my favorite bird words, is lek, which I was told means
playground in some Scandinavian language).
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On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Kayleen A Niyo k...@kayniyo.com wrote:
A few of us went up to N Park Friday to help a bit with the RMBO
ColonyWatch counting
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, June 26, 2012, sponsored
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you are phoning
, four miles south of Last Chance, and
roared north
through there, crossing Hway 36 and was not 100% contained until
it had run 6 or 8 miles north of 36, along Hway 71. The fire was said to
have been
ignited by sparks from a tire blow-out on a vehicle traveling south of Last
Chance
on Hway 71.
Joe
it will be interesting to
see how things improve from here, etc.
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, June 27, 2012,
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Greenbelt or other
spots in the Clear Creek area?
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Thursday, June 28, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
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of this kind of avian response to a prairie fire?
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Road (also known as
hway 97).
If you go there, please post positive OR negative results or send them to
me.
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to notice this kind of report and not know
how to track it down,
other than visiting the location, which is not near my home.
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there again myself tomorrow and can coordinate with anyone else who
might
want to go.
Thanks!
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. The lake has receded like my brother's hairline, and
in the southeast
corner of what is left of this mighty water body, there you might find the
target birds.
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and various institutions have received
such awards for
their hospitality in welcoming birders. THANKS to the Groicers! It's been a
good run.
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For 33 years Hermann
Springs State Wildlife Area, El Paso.
I vaguely recall seeing one in the 90's in CO.
When will CO get the more rare Lawrence's Warbler, also a Golden-winged x
Blue-winged Warbler hybrid?
Probably never.
Joe Roller, Denver
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I have
and a couple of friends.
Larry Modesitt has personally arranged for the weather to be quite
pleasant. Thanks, Larry!
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This rare CURLEW SANDPIPER is with a Buff-breasted Sandpiper and would be
only the 3rd CO
record if approved by the CBRC.
Good luck if you go.
You may want to walk out on the mudflat. Rubber boots are highly
recommended.
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Duane Nelson has been a pillar of the Colorado birding community for
decades and a friend, teacher and guide to many
of us. Karen Levad, the widow of famed RMBO field biologist Rich Levad,
presented the Rich Levad Award to Duane at the Rocky
Mountain Bird Observatory's annual Barbecue for the
is from the
north side of the parking lot. A juvy Western Kingbird was near the
Scissor-tailed.
Good luck.
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Eric,
You were correct to be surprised.
That's a pretty high altitude!
Bob and Bob show MOCH at about 11,200 feet, routinely, with no little
Dots to indicate a
one time higher record.
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there and do
not require a Lawrence of Arabia type trek, as has been needed at Jackson,
etc. They were accompanied by a few Sanderlings.
Please note that Prewitt is now closed to scuba diving.
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Avenue as it
continues west
into the park from South Franklin Street. From there check the trees near
the park
bench that is on the NE corner of Grasmere Lake. This is near the Bowling
Green also.
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. Tina Jones was very patient and stayed a little
longer until she got great looks.
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Thanks, Matt! It would be cool if other birders farther south listen for
this flock and post
up to the minute reports as the flock tracks south!
Then I can go outside at the precise moment they fly over chilly Denver
and get back inside by the cozy fireplace right away!
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it Karlene's Pond.
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Dick, I don't have Warren's email address. Could you send it to me
or just forward my note about Karlene's Pond to him?
thanks.
Tell Marie I am thinking about her.
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Birds I found at Last Chance, the Oasis and behind the motel today from
9-10:30.
Downy Woodpecker 1
Northern Shrike 1
Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1
American Robin 4
White-crowned Sparrow 2
Dark-eyed Junco 6
House Sparrow - 25
Joe Roller, Denver
Time flies like the wind.
Fruit flies like bananas
and share a meal. (Not much happens out at
Last Chance
without a casserole, which is a good thing).
Work gloves, old clothes, a salad or dessert to share and an appetite are
all you need to bring. Some of
you might bring a shovel or pick-ax, as some of the objet's d'art are
semi-buried.
Thanks,
Joe Roller
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I'll through this out on the can you top this list.
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through and we will
plant some native shrubs.
Thanks again to those who signed up!
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The bicolored bill makes it an American Tree Sparrow in my book.
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Looks like a Song Sparrow, albeit a dark one.
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into the exciting world of civil disobedience!
Three of us are signed up so far to either go your bail or visit you in
jail.
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there
is no need to be there by dawn's early light.
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Hello Bear Creek Lake Park,
** **
Many Colorado birders have enjoyed seeing the Brambling at your Coyote
trail on the bridge. Some have spread
opportunity for the Park to get
some publicity
based on the out of state birders who are poised to fly out here. The extra fees
pale in comparison to a newspaper article, a nice note to the head of Lakewood
State Parks from ABA, warm fuzzy feelings, etc, etc.
Thanks again for the input.
Joe Roller
Joe,
I saw your post to CO birds. Thanks for working on the seed issue. I tend
to agreed that feeding the wildlife is not a great practice but in this
case the impacts seem minimal. I flew from Massachusetts to see the
Brambling, paid my fee for two days, and saw it on the second day thanks to
a
Supervisor
City of Lakewood
This explains everything. Now we are ready for the Hoary Redpoll.
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will be
another chance for all of us to get together.
Photos and an article about the history, birds and people of Last Chance
will appear in the April edition of *Colorado Birds*.
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I received 5 suspicious looking emails in a row from her address, and
suggest
not opening those til situation clarified.
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-by-side photos of perched Common and Hoary
Redpolls, feather by feather. This comes up aces in
my opinion. All of the other photos I have seen have been quite useful, and
thanks to all the photographers and descriptors.
Joe Roller, Denver
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Common and Hoary Observers
and birders have preceded you
and had
the same effect on the birds. If Greater Scaup are not seen in the
Reservoir, continue east on Viable Road
til it ends and look for ducks on the small ponds there.
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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 9:53 AM, Hugh Kingery ouze...@aol.com wrote:
Cobirders have
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property, seen on Feb 3.
Go afield and find a bird!
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. Trip will end by noon, so lunch is optional. RSVP at
(303)772-6048 or email Chris. (christ...@q.com)
Bon chance avec les oiseaux!
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Barrow’s Goldeneyes and
other waterfowl. Trip will end by noon, so lunch is optional. RSVP at
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Have fun in the field.
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Not to worry, Joyce will be back soon.
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, I realized that I had
missed the larger part of the rafter.
The count this time was 290. That is more than enough for one turkey a day
between now and Thanksgiving,
with giblets to spare.
In contrast to one or two of my messages from the distant past, I am
serious this time.
Joe Roller,
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on April 6th.
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you who might not follow college basketball.
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near Lower Latham and
Beebe Draw. A scope is needed to see the birds well, but one is not so
close as to flush them.
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Most of you are aware that the famous migrant trap, the Last Chance Oasis,
suffered from the June 2012 wildfire. Last November birders joined local
folks and held a clean-up day
there to show our appreciation for the generous and open access we have
enjoyed for decades
Cheryl Teuton phoned to report that this great (though Little) gull, was
seen again
at dusk by her, Dan Brooke, Duane Nelson and Stan Oswald.
Good luck if you plan to drive down to look for it Monday!
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Please send me some details about where you plan to go, when you will
return, etc, so I can make an informed choice about going. I have not heard.
Maybe I missed the memo.
Many thanks,
Joe
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Lets meet at DOW at 6:30.
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seems to bring new birds. I'm glad that February is well behind
us.
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pipits. Nothing rare, but as usual with spring storms,
there were lots of birds to see, but it was hard on those birds. The
weather may break this evening, then clear after another
snowy night.
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that trickles
into the river there. It was low in the shrubs and confiding, allowing for
great photo ops.
Too bad I did not remember to bring my camera.
Thanks, Gary!
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floating along - on the sewage ponds of Phillips County.
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Date: May 10, 2013
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Thursday, May 10, 2013 @ 6:25 AM,
sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If
you
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, May 11, 2013, updated at
8:50 PM
on May 10, sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
and
residents don't seem to have heard about it yet
in northeast CO.
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Date: Report for May 12, 2013
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, May 12, 2013, updated at
6:40 AM,
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a Cerulean Warbler, please
phone me at 303 204-0828 and I will post it on Cobirds at once from my
speeding vehicle.
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PLEASE NOTE THAT A MORE COMPLETE UPDATE WILL BE POSTED AT MID-DAY TODAY.
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, May 13, 2013, partially
updated at 0600
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Date: Report for Monday, May 13, 2013, 1 PM
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, May 13, 2013, updated at 1
PM,
sponsored by the Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Alan Bell asked me to post this message:
Bobolinks were back this morning in the fields along Nimbus Road north of
Spurgeon Reservoir.
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Date: Report for Monday, May 14, 2013, updated at 6:25 AM**
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, May 14, 2013.
sponsored by the Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory
for inclusion in the local
weekly
newsletter, View from Lindon capably written by intrepid reporter Lois
Scott.
For example, there was quite a buzz about Tammy and Ira Sanders' report of
a Scissor-tailed Flycatcher near Last Chance a few days ago.
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Forwarded from her by Joe Roller, Denver).
We saw a male Lark Bunting in breeding plumage on a fence Sunday May 12th at
two different times – 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Was on the west side of Manilla
Rd between I-70 and Colfax, south of the farm
record, I believe.
He's having a good shorebird day (as of his 7:20 AM call), with sightings of
Semipalmated Plover and Black-necked Stilt as well!
Joe Roller,
Denver
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Yes, when reporting a sighting it is wise to include the county name in the
subject line. Very helpful.
And I also agree with Steve Stachowiak The implication of a quick phoned-in
note is, Stay tuned for more details, I am busy
collecting a DNA sample.
We can help each other by reading such a
shorebirds there
A Great Egret was reported from Cottonwood Creek by Bob Rozinski.
There were no terns or other items of interest.
Joe Roller,
aka Richard Joseph Roller,
Denver, City and County of
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Nearby were White-rumped Sandpipers (10), Semipalmated Sandpipers (2), and
a Black-necked Stilt,
also a rarity in that most attractive of Colorado's many fine counties.
Joe Roller,
Denver
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, near the east end
of Akron Street, ie, just downstream from the railroad tracks.
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Denver
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in Chris Nunes's (many thanks to Chris!!!) post to Cobirds
yesterday.
Basically north of Boulder on Hway 36, turn off at Neva Road, park near the
locked
gate to the Beech space and walk in.
Joe Roller,
Denver
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Date August 5, 2013
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