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Opinion was received from Scandinavia: The Walden Loon (based on photos only)
is within the range of appearance of ARLO, but could be a COLO. Because
something shy of 100% endorsement of ARLO was received, and given the
overwhelming concern regarding this bird expressed on this
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I was pondering with Nick Moore success, vs lack of, in pursuit of yonder
Arctic Loon.
The Arctic Loon seems to hang around (at least Saturday) back towards the far
western portion of the reservoir. Walden Reservoir can be confusing. First of
all, it is oriented largely
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Hopefully, this email does not bounce off of COBIRDS as several of mine have
recently.
The darkish female Mallard type duck is a Mallard. This was my impression, and
I shared the observations with Andy Engilis, who is doing research on Mexican
Duck and Mallard (and hybrid)
Currently with Bonapartes Gulls at se corner of Union Reservoir
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Several folks from elsewhere in the USA have chimed in that the Timnath Ruff
looks more like a beaten and battered BB Sandpiper. Most notably, this bird
does not have the long tertials of a Ruff. The bill shape is off as well.
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I've found the meadowlark at Bud Mielke a fascinating birdThe vocalizations
sound great for Lilian's (thanks to Nathan Pieplow for confirming)
The photos (and some descriptions) do not. I've consulted a couple of the top
birders in Arizona, and the response has been that the yellow
Good Day
For those of you who wish to contact CPWDan Prenzlow at
dan.prenz...@state.co.us is the head of CPWMichelle Zimmerman at
michelle.zimmer...@state.co.us is head of the board that oversees CPW
And of course, your representative and senator to the Colorado senate and house
would be worth
o the 1851 Treaty of Fort Laramie, and that
>> Colorado’s Front Range is home to many Native peoples. Reconozco que vivo en
>> el territorio de las naciones Hinóno’éí (Arapaho), Cheyenne y Ute, según el
>> 1851 Tratado de Fort Laramie, y que el estado de Colorado al esté de las
>
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Know that Centennial - one of the finest accesses to the Platte I the CO Plains
is closed to non Turkey hunters until end of turkey season and then closed to
all - fine $200. Insult to injury given the new access fee. For decades
hunters and fisher-folks have funded these areas.
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After 3.5 years, I returned to southernmost Baja California. Still safe. Still
lovely.
Almost 200 species of birds, including all of the current endemic species,
except Baird's Junco.
And due to goodly late fall and early winter rains, a nice variety of insects,
including a first
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The photo of a loon identified as a Pacific at Aurora Res earlier this week
looked likely to be a photo of a RT Loon.
So, I went out to look today and found 4 Common Loons and a YB Loon. I assumed
the YB Loon to be the same as seen there early in December. The earlier bird
was
at Aurora Reservoir, se corner
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In the Belmar apt complex (Prairie Warbler spot last winter or winter before)
there is a Pine Warbler hanging with Bushtits in pines near lake. First found
near swimming pool
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This morning, David Ely and I had a male Costa’s Humm near the west end of
Jackson Country Road 22. It was perched on a thin wire on right side of road
(as one is headed nw.) about 15 feet above scraggly line of willows.
The first house on right side of 22 has a hummingbird feeder but somewhat
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Russian Olive removal, ironically to preserve riparian habitat, is on another
part of ranch. There is electric fencing- which keeps the cattle corralled
within the riparian. The trampling and eating of understory brush will severely
damage habitat for Bell’s Vireo, chats, etc.
As a FYI
The west portion of Tamarack, where the Bells Vireos breed, is open to cattle
grazing, with much damage already inflicted upon undergrowth. The wisdom of
CDOW strikes again
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A somewhat breeding plumage female Long tailed Duck is in the smaller pond-
half dried up - at Firestone Gravel Ponds
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On Baxter Lake. On east side of county line road, a mile or so south of 56,
which goes into Berthoud. Park on Wilfred Road, cross county line road with
care, and find safe place to scan from. Basic plumage. With RN Phil’s
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I just returned from two weeks on Grand Cayman Island. Very nice people, good
food and fun birding, though but a few endemics or near endemics and somewhat
expensive
For anyone interested in the island, I just put up a Flickr page with some
birding tips and lotsa pics
Good Luck
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I spent a few hours today wandering around sw. Weld CountyHighlights were a
White-winged Scoter (first spring female) at St Vrain State Park (the pond just
south and west of entrance station. Also an Eared Grebe thereContinuing
Long-tailed Duck at Firestone Gravel Pits along with
Greetings All
I heard a Varied Thrush giving its shrill/buzzy call and chuck notes several
times on 8th street, from Massachusetts to one block north, about 30 minutes
ago. I saw it once, about 1/2 way along the block, flying from one conifer to
another in a backyard on east side of street.
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I've just glimpsed a couple of photos of this group, but there both species
(Tundra and Trumpeter) are clearly present in this flock
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4+ geese but can’t find a Brant at Woods
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Sorry. Geese all flew but came back
Last message- Steven Mlodinow and Dave Ely, Longmont and Broomfield
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First winter GW Gull at Windsor Lake
Black Brant in35k geese Woods Lake
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Sorry to be a bit harsh, but to focus on the leg color of the Slaty-backed Gull
(SBGU) based on from fuzzy poorly lit photos is a great silliness. Comments
based on experience with a single bird is rash, at best. For instance, look at
the SBGU at
Greetings All
Greater White-fronted x Cackling Goose hybrids have a wide range of
appearances, some of which can be easily mistaken for Snow/Ross's x Cackling
Goose.
Since there have been up to 3 of these hybrids at Frederick Recreation Area, I
thought that folks might want to peruse the
A Black Brant was seen this morning at Frederick Rec Area, same spot that the
Pink-footed Goose has been seen at of late
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Thanks for getting on that Nebraska Pink-footed, Alec
Ross Silcock had emailed me about that bird. Interestingly, it was with a flock
of Snow Geese that included birds banded (in molt) in Queen Maud Gulf (aka Gulf
of Queen Maud) in Nunavut. The interesting thing in this is that this location
Greetings All
The Pink-footed Goose (and friends, about 30 Canadas and 5-10 Richardson's
Cacklings) spent nearly the entire day in the large pond adjacent to Idaho
Creek Wildlife Area. The bird was typically best seen from along Weld County
Road 7, and though our cars were sticking a wee bit
There is a Pink footed Goose at s end of Weld County Road 7.5. It is pretty far
away at sw corner of pond, currently snoozing while standing in grass. With a
few Canada and Cacklers Adult
Rare vagrant to Eastern North America. Virtually unknown in captivity. Wild?
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Ben’s goose is a scarce (1:1000?) variant of Cackling Goose. These birds seem
to have big white cheek, patches that come all the way to the bill, as in Ben’s
bird
Seems like a shared ancestral trait with Barnacle Goose
Good Birding
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This appears to be a “Madwall” aka Brewer’s Duck aka Mallard x Gadwall. Note
size- as big or bigger than Mallard- short tail. Also the head pattern,
including brown and purplish hues, is common in this cross as is the birds bill
pattern
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There is a Long tailed Duck showing nicely at the Frederick Recreation Area
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40 minutes. No hummingbird. Feeder must truly be dry. Alas
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Feeder is empty at this time
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Still at Union Reservoir. Currently in nw corner
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Sorry for the delayed post on this. David Ely and I had lovely birds, if not
lovely weather, on Sunday birding from Chatfield to Barr via Cherry Creek and
Aurora Reservoirs
Western Gull
David Ely and I had a juvenile Western Gull at Aurora Reservoir on Sunday PM.
It was first
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I had not intended on going birding today
But Glenn Walbek texted me about yonder S Platte Park Tropical Kingbird, so I
drove down and enjoyed with with about 20 or so others.
The Vermilion was still at Walden Ponds, in Boulder County, so I made a small
detour on my way home,
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Now that Mexican Duck has regained its proper full-species status (in most
realms), I am guessing that M ducks (Mexican, Mottled, Mallard and their
hybrids -- aka M Ducks) will be receiving more attention. I believe that Tony
Leukering is working on a Mexican Duck article for
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Today, Dave Ely and I stood overlooking Neegronda (Kiowa) at sunrise, before us
a number of ducks, mostly Redhead, which still boggles my mind
After a bit, Dave found a dark M Duck (Mottled, Mexican. Mallard) To our
surprise it was a female Mexican, differing from the Mottled
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Today the female Mottled Duck was seen from about 7:45-9 am from the upper boat
launch at end of road C where hits e side of Neegronda Reservoir. Also there
was a Least Bittern and a Ladder-backed Woodpecker. The reservoir also had a
stunning (>100) Redhead, a couple Canvasback, a
Ad and imm at w end of Kiowa C where hits Neegronda. Look from upper boat ramp
to right in willows
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Sorry
It was late
I was exhausted
Mind, half in bed
Neegronda would be the reservoir in question.
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A dark female Mottled Duck was present this morning (seen by Tony Leukering and
me) just sw of the upper “boat launch “ accessed on Kiowa Co Rd C (which ends
on e side of boat launch. It was loosely attached to 5 or do half grown
Mallard-like ducks. Many Mallards this time of year are darker
The Larimer C Gallinule made a brief appearance at 11:33 at its usual spot
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Today I did a half-day poke-about Boulder County. I started at 6:30 or so at
Gunbarrel Hill. I found the pullout on Lookout Road about 0.7 miles east of
75th (on south side of road). And there I heard, and recorded, the Lilian's
Meadowlark (thank you, Christian). It actually
Tricolored Heron and at least one Little Blue currently at Cottonwood Marsh,
Walden Ponds
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Kenny Frisch, a Utah birder, was the first to confirm (with photographs of a
male) the occurrence of California Quail in CO. It was at the Dinosaur National
Monument, Canyon Area Visitor Center, just north of US 40 a few miles west of
the town of Dinosaur, Moffat County over
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Yesterday, Dave Ely and I managed to reach 100 species in Weld County without
setting out to do so
Indeed, our day started before dawn at Stewarts' Pond followed by Lower Latham.
Bird activity was much lower than a week before when Sean and I visited those
areas, and the
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I had the pleasure of visiting St Kitts in the Caribbean, and though it has no
endemic bird species, the trip was quite fun. Bird and Bug and other photos are
at https://www.flickr.com/photos/36088296@N08/albums/72157693289793631 if you
are interested
Best Wishes
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I don't enjoy taking down my own bird, but it is good to look thru a broad
spectrum of information rather than focusing on the decisions of the IL Bird
Records Committee, assuming such is actually final.
The Greenland population, distinctly the most proximate to the US and
Greetings All
After my original plans for yesterday were scotched, I decided to start my day
at John Martin
Which was shrouded in dense, cold fog. I tried a bit of land birding, with no
success, and the fog was still hanging around at 9:30. Hearing from Janeal
Thompson that there was some
My recent comments on Barnacle Goose were, ironically, in a post on potential
next first state record and my comment, also ironically, was that any Barnacle
in CO would be very unlikely of wild origin
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At Aurora Res. See my recent post on this species
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Hanging out in se corner of S Platte Reservoir. There is a se parking lot,
which I’d recommend
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As Ted mentioned, and I should have, Variable Hawk (Red-backed Buzzard) has
excellent potential for addition to CO list given recent NM record and even
Rufous-collared Sparrow has a chance with the recent Montana record. And
potential Warbling Vireo, WB Nuthatch and Mexican
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So, I am not really going to make a prediction, but comment on some other
predictions
Ben Sampson came up with a very thoughtful list, though I would scratch
Barnacle Goose (and Mute Swan, mentioned by others) for reasons discussed below.
Of the birds on Ben's list,
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I've been asked this question enough, that I decided to post a bit about it and
related goose issues
1- Lesser Canada Goose (Bc parvipes) is a conglomeration of small Canada Goose
populations rather than a true subspecies, in the evolutionary sense.
2- Partly because of 1,
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I did another round thru various parts of w. Weld again yesterday.
This time I visited Windsor Lake closer to mid-day, after many of the gulls had
left, so missed out on LBB and Glaucous, which are undoubtedly somewhere in the
area - at least for the time being (i.e., until
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Sorry for the couple day delay.
On Friday, 15 December, I left my home just after midnight to arrive just
before 6 am at Cottonwood Canyon. The weather forecast was correct about snow
(< 1 inch) but wrong about temp (10F) and wind (none, at all).
Besides the very loud hooting
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If anyone is interested, photos from my 10 day or so trip to southern Louisiana
late this October are at
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Highlights of visit, as far as rarities, were Thayer's Gull, Great Black-backed
Gull (I know, everywhere
That is the lake at edge of town, where seen yesterday. Not there at 8 am. Was
there at 9. Spends most of time loafing in middle of lake with bursts of
intense gull chasing
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On 30 May 2017 I found a pewee singing an Eastern WP like song at Tamarack SWA.
In summer 2016, a bird uttering typical Eastern WP vocalizations was present at
this location, perhaps in the very same tree. In addition to sounding "just
like" an Eastern WP, the 2016 bird looked
>From Steve Cardiff:
It's a very interesting bird for sure. It's a fresh HY individual based on
the extent of rusty color on the wings. I would agree that it's definitely not
an Ash-throated- bill way too large, plumage too bright, tail wrong. It does
seem superficially similar to
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Pics of 2 Little Gulls and the probable Brown-crested Flycatcher (though the
broad white inner tertial is worrisome for this bird being a most peculiar GCFL
-- not the concern Dave and I had at first, which was ATFL) can be seen at
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I just came back from a fabulous trip to Aruba, and for those interested, there
are 190 or so photos (from brown algae to Roseate Spoonbills) at
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Yesterday was mostly sunny and windless in Park. I birded from Lake George to
Elevenmile Res, then went along Tarryall Creek heading west from Como as well
as birding Como and Jefferson
Note that Elevenmile Res is bustling with birds, but Spinney Mountain Res is
closed,
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I just returned from a most excellent trip to the Caribbean.
Photos of birds, bugs, and such (along with some hotel recommendations, etc)
can be found at
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Good Birding and Best Wishes
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Sorry that I've contributed so little of late.
Yesterday, Sean Walters and I visited Aurora Reservoir for the last 4 hours of
daylight.
It was a stunning, frustrating, rewarding experience all wrapped in one
And a bit chilly
The southern half of the reservoir is frozen, so
Black Duck. Spectacular looks. 34th street Poudre Ponds. Scared off when
balloon went over. Will continue to look. Thousands of birds
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I started my day before dawn at Sand Draw SWA (south of Julesburg), owling, and
had GH Owl, E Screech Owl, and Saw-whet Owl.
During daylight hours, Sand Draw was birdy but without rarities (some local
specialties, such as G Prairie-Chicken, N Cardinal, RB Woodpecker) and a
Greetings All
Note that, for the first time since I've been here (2011) there is a hunters
blind at the nw corner of the lake: perhaps the source of the gunshots and
probably why the ducks are all at the east end
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There is a male Am Black Duck at Woods Lake in Weld County. It'll take good
luck to get it in good light but that will only improve as the day progresses.
At nearby Neumann Lake there is an ad male WW Scoter and at Darling Reservoir a
Mexican x Mallard (unless it was a Am Black Duck x Mallard-
4 female types at Lake Henry where entrance road meets lake
Note Lake Meredith is entirely closed to public access
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W end of Van's Marsh on S side of road (Benton County near John Martin Res)
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I spent the morning at Elevenmile and Spinney Mountain Reservoirs yesterday.
Elevenmile had 9 Common Loons scattered throughout and a RED THROATED LOON at
mid-reservoir. I saw the RTLO just as fog burning off. The bird called a couple
times, swam into view, and a few minutes later
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Kudos to Ted for paying attention to his White-crowned Sparrows. I must admit
that I'd given up. The ID is tough, requires great looks, and patience.
For a selection of photos of adult Gambel's and Puget White-crowned Sparrows,
see
Greetings all,
I had intended to start my day at jumbo at sunrise, but the fog delay that by a
couple hours. Therefore I spent the first couple hours of the day landbirding
nearby. The highlight of that effort or to Harris' Sparrows just west of Ovid
in a shelter belt on the north side of the
No Red Phalarope
Yes, 3 Red-necked Phalaropes
Crow was slow
Eaton Cemetery was lively , including a Nashville Warbler
Good Birding
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On Jackson Res, s side not hanging with Franklins. Also 2 Sabine's
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David Dowell, Sean Walters and I ventured to Jackson County. An adult
Tricolored Heron near the road on the town side of Walden Reservoir was
definitely the star highlight. Also on Walden Res was a juv Sabine's Gull and a
male Mexican Duck!!
Other highlights included
Common Nighthawk and
Juv at Baxter Lake on s side. Baxter Lake is on e side of WCR 1/LCR 13 at
intersection with Wilfred south of Berthoud CO-56
DO NOT PARK ON THE COUNTY LINE ROAD. Park on Wilfred and walk to the north
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At
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you can find highlights from recent trip to Baja's Cape, which yielded 170
species of birds and about 27 species of Odonata (dragons and damsels).
I hope that you find these entertaining. The "album"
Alder Flycatcher on path along n side of Mallard Pond at St Vrain SP now
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I am dictating this, and therefore apologize for errors. I went to John Martin
today, and found three common loons at approximately the same location at which
the red throated loons had been reported. Two are particularly pale, at least
on the head and neck. For some reason, they
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Today, at about 9 am, I heard a Winter/Pacific Wren sing several times in the
Wild Basin area of Rocky Mountain National Park, not far from Allenspark. I
heard the bird just north of the bridge that leads away from Calypso Cascades
towards Ouzel Falls.
I hope someone can nail this
In Washington County- on west side of cove that is west of camping area- on
logs where gulls and Pelicans often perch
Second year bird with metal band on left leg
Also, Lesser BB Gull and white winged gull, very worn, probably GW Gull x
Herring
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Today, Nick Moore and I visited Tamarack Ranch
The highlight was a singing and calling E Wood Pewee on the west side, about
where a singing bird has been present for the last two years. Additionally, on
the west side, closer to the road there was an odd pewee that looked like an
Eastern but
But Glenn's Yellow-throated Vireo is still here. Singing on south side to east
of campground
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I am not absolutely certain. The bug... gave me only fleeting looks.
One that got away
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In sw corner of campground at Crow Valley
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Today, I went to the pond described by David Suddjian at Park County Rds 34 and
72. There were no migrant shorebirds, but two Arctic Terns were dipping down
and up from the pond like huge swallows (among a large swallow flock). I got a
number of distant photos, which I will
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Yesterday, Kathy Mihm-Dunning, Jon King, and I birded from Crow Valley to Union
Reservoir, finishing our day about 6 pm, soggy and chilled. During the course
of the day, we stumbled across 145 species.
The rarest birds included a gorgeous breeding-plumage HUDSONIAN GODWIT (and
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Yesterday, Nick Moore and I birded Weld County, starting at Crow Valley and
finishing at Union Reservoir.
The fallout was impressive, if not more for bird numbers than rarity.
We had 125 species in all.
The rarest birds were a Western Palm Warbler at the Eaton Cemetery and a
Greetings All
Sorry for the delayed post.
Yesterday afternoon I had an adult NEOTROPIC CORMORANT swimming with a DC
Cormorant near the east side of Lower Latham Reservoir. Both birds flew off
(hence not a post from-the-spot). The Neotropic is similar in size to a Western
Grebe.
In all,
Greetings All
It is swan-season (or at least for spring).. with most eBird records of spring
swans coming from March
I pulled together a short primer on Trumpeter vs Tundra Swan ID with lots of
pics of young Trumpeters at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/36088296@N08/albums/72157665149912971
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