This post lends itself to my favorite song the Beach Boys wrote for the
Mormons...Wish they all could be California gulls.
Karl Stecher
Parker/Douglas
From: "DAVID A LEATHERMAN"
Sent: 6/30/22 2:01 PM
To: COBIRDS
Cc: Doug Ward
Subject: Re: [cobirds]
At 10:30 AM today, my daughter saw a brown pelican flying south/southwest over
the intersection of C-470 and Parker Road in Parker
I am fully aware of the Chatfield sightings
Karl Stecher
Parker/Douglas
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Is it a win if the jaeger scores only one goal? (Thanks and RIP with memories
Joe Roller)
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: Joey
Sent: 9/4/21 7:22 AM
To: Cobirds
Subject: [cobirds] Long-tailed Jaeger Chatfield
On the water and chasing goals scene from the
Are the ones who check out the identification called snopers?
From: "Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Birds"
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2021 11:50 PM
To: "Paula Hansley"
Cc: "DAVID J WALTMAN" , "CObirds"
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Snipe flock at
Varied thrush CCSP Tues evening Feb 23
All winter there have been 20-30 robins out the road to the gun range,
from any bushes until the road turns through the fence/gate and even to the
trees to the left of the gate. Late afternoon Feb 23 there was a varied
thrush on the right side of
ut
the cellist who bragged that he could play 32nd notes?
A: The rest of the orchestra didn't believe him, so he proved it by playing
one." Thomas Heinrich Boulder, CO nyc...@aol.com
On Thu, Nov 26, 2020 at 12:40 AM Karl Stecher Jr.
wrote:
I didn't know Joe was ill in this COVID-
I didn't know Joe was ill in this COVID-confined year, and my chest sank when I
read the news.
I don't know how long we knew each other. Besides the many encounters at
meetings, I recall the Ross' gull we watched together at Cherry Creek SP and
the several encounters scanning Marston from the
multiple county public lands now closed.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Mike Hensley"
Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2020 2:00 PM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: [cobirds] Public Land Closures
I'm seeing reports of large scale public land
During the wind blasting front on Sunday 10/11, my daughter was driving
north on Parker Road. Just past the Douglas/Arapahoe county line she spied
a ferruginous hawk on a telephone pole. Then more hawks...nine in all.
...besides the ferruginous, there was one Swainson's and two red-tails.
My daughter had a gray (Canada, to us long time birders) jay in her yard
in Parker yesterday...a ways southwest of the intersection of Parker Road
and Mainstreet.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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I have been watching birds from Mile High Stadium since 1973. Yesterday,
added a few to my list.
Entering the stadium I saw 4 pigeons. Not auspicious.
My daughter and three grandchildren sat in the west stands on the 50 yard
line. This made any viewing to the west impossible.
No birds.
A tree pipit (which I have seen on Attu) apparently nests on the ground, but
sings from low branches of a tree!
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
From: "Lisa Carp"
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2020 6:24 PM
To: joe.kippe...@gmail.com
Cc:
A couple of snake stories (many of us have many of them)...as a fearless but
respectful 16 year old nature counselor at Boy Scout camp in Virginia, I had a
"pet" timber rattler in a cage on my desk. It was much darker than the one in
the article, generally slate and black. it was taken to the
Nick...I bow to your expertise, but...
the arcs are classic Franklin's
the bill size, as you note, is Franklin's, not laughing
?
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Nicholas Komar"
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2020 11:29 PM
To:
Franklin's. The eye arcs are visible.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Gary Bowen (Thornton)"
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2020 4:15 PM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Re: Little Gull flyby Adams County
Thanks Steve. It was a
Sure sounds possible for painted redstart. Size? Activity? What did the song
sound like, in "Petersonian" words?
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
From: "Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Birds"
Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2020 6:41 PM
To:
"My" b-t hummer arrived today.
Also, arriving today was the b-t hummer of friend Larry who lives 8 miles
southwest of Idaho Springs at 9,200 feet.
He also has 4 band-tailed pigeons and 4 turkeys.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe near Parker Road and Quincy
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expresssion that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
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Aurora
From: "Joe Roller"
Sent: Friday, April 24, 2020 11:07 PM
To: "PETER GENT"
Cc:
Same here, Chuck.
And, as someone who has been birding thee since 1973, I am continually
dismayed at the management by the State of Colorado as it has created invasive
trails which have destroyed habitat, and allowed bicyclles in these trails, in
Cherry Creek State Park. The state can't
I've had that phenomenon many times, same place. Green-wings come in first in
the spring, leave last in the fall.
About thirty years ago I had the famous garganey at Sombrero Marsh. Those
teal were also there. I have a good picture (somewhere, probably could find
it) of a lateral view
As we all have seen, photos and even videos of birds are posted on this
site.
But there is a feature of ipones (called face time, where you are looking
at the real time picture) which gives you a one on one experience with a
distant birder, and lets you bird remotely.therefore, yesterday
I am sending this message to Joe on Cobirds, rather than Facebook, as it has a
wider (and more pertinent) audience: Happy Birthday, Joe. And, since it is
3/14...do regard pi as a piece of pie or a slice of pie?
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From:
Migrating robins arriving to search for worms under wet thawed ground March
3-10
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Mary Kay Waddington"
Sent: Saturday, February 29, 2020 4:00 AM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Signs of
Scott, did you know that the scam popup appears after we have completed the
survey, with the new standard offer of things for "free," but with "just
pay shipping?"
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Scott E. Severs"
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2020
This may be the same one I had in my yard, sitting on my feeder, 5/12/17
(photo, but not attached to this email). My residence then was two blocks
south of Orchard, halfway between Colorado Blvd and Holly.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
best bet for a WTTB: Boat trip from Key West to Dry Tortugas, stay
overnight, around April 23
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Ira Sanders"
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2019 11:56 PM
To: "Gregg Goodrich"
Cc: "Cobirds@googlegroups.com"
After a couple of days of seeming nothingness, my feeder fluid levels
dropped like a rock yesterday and today...but I wasn't home enough to check
for birds. Will check tomorrow.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Ira Sanders"
Sent: Sunday,
My last one here (Aurora) was Friday Oct 4, but my feeder is still up and
the level is slightly further down. I will keep it up until taking it down
temporarily during Thursday's "deep" freeze.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Dave Fletcher"
In the 70s, there was a push to dam up Waterton Canyon. This led to the
best bumper sticker I have ever seen: Frankly, my dear, we don't need a
dam.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Joe Roller"
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2019 3:45 AM
To: "Ira
Agree.
And wood often splits vertical from pil's holes.
Have seen many growing up in Maryland (near DC) and camping and scout
counselor in Appalachians in Virginia. Even had them in my back yard
growing up there.
Once at camp I was chopping wood and a pil came down to see what was going
on.
Late yesterday afternoon I saw a large white gull, too far out for my ID,
at Cherry Creek State Park. I lean toward glaucous (brief view from one
wheeling, or perhaps my wish), having seen many glaucous in Massachusetts
and being swamped with glaucous-winged in Seattle. Will look again today.
I have an Eastern screech owl calling in front of my house, the current
call seeming to come from my balcony.
It's so early (0518 last call) that this qualifies as a Ted Floyd hour.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe near Parker Road and Quincy
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Yesterday, spring exploded at Cherry Creek State park...a sharp contrast
from just two days before. This is a summary for the archives.
Best birds...loggerhead shrike along the road to the gun range
red necked grebe, adult winter plumage, in near water
just off Dixon's grove,
n Saturday, February 23, 2019 at 9:30:30 PM UTC-7, Karl Stecher Jr. wrote:
Where do you live, please? City, county? Thanks.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
From: phoeni...@gmail.com
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2019 7:52 PM
To: "Colorado
For many yrs, I have noted my FOS mourning dove in mid-February (excluding
ones I may find in semi-hidden places in the winter...rare). Then, nothing
for 2-3 weeks, then mourning doves are fairly easily seen. I have no idea
why I just see this single individual, then nothing for the next 2-3
Thanks, Ted.
A few notes...
I count the Evergreen Baikal teal on my ABA list. This is based upon
habitat, latitude, looks of the bird, and that it was a "loner," ignoring
other ducks. Will it be reconsidered for the Colorado list, and when?
I don't count heard only birds, and therefore am
OK by me. One feature is the huge chest with tapering of the body towards
the tail.
BTW, I had one (posted) about two years ago near Colorado Blvd and Orchard
on my feeder.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Jared Del Rosso"
Sent: Tuesday,
Goose flew out at 3;40 PM.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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My daughter saw the p-f goose at 1:40 PM 12/12 packed in with cacklings at
the (I think) spot where the southwest side of the pond is visible, from
Road 7. It sounds like the spot where it has been seen a couple of times.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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ions would be appreciated.
Cole Sage
Denver
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 12:42 AM Karl Stecher Jr.
wrote:
Among the 1500 or more white cheeked geese on the ice and shallow water, on
the west side of Cherry Creek reservoir, near the picnic tables, early on the
12/9 afternoon was one w
Among the 1500 or more white cheeked geese on the ice and shallow water, on
the west side of Cherry Creek reservoir, near the picnic tables, early on
the 12/9 afternoon was one white goose. It faced the other way or was
behind other geese. By size it looked like a Ross', but I did not get a
Red tails eat starlings,as I have witnessed (they eat flickers, too).
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Sharon Kay"
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2018 1:15 AM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Re: Merlin with prey - Arapahoe Co
There were seven or eight of us searching for the warbler yesterday
afternoon. I was there for about an hour and a quarter before someone else
relocated it. Of note for birders...this is only the second one I have seen
in Colorado. The first was with Harold Holt in the 1970s. But I heard them
At about 1 PM, an adult parasitic jaeger was flying low over the marina.
It circled multiple times for altitude, then drifted south I could not
follow it in the clouds. Multiple looks for about 5 minutes observation
time.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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I had one about ten years ago in my Centennial yard, at the suet feeder.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "kickback"
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2018 1:42 AM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: [cobirds] Re: Black-eared Bushtit, Arapahoe
I saw some
In the 1980s and 1990s I saw on several occasions a peregrine falcon from an
upper floor of a building at 16th and Stout...seven blocks away from the one(s)
in this report, or 5 blocks as the peregrine flies.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Joe
Just had a beautiful male rufous at my feeder.
I've only had my eyes on the feeder for about 20 minutes today but fluid
level has dropped much from last night's level.
Karl Stecher
Aurora, near Parker Road and Quincy
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The great number of motorboats on Cherry Creek reservoir chase the white
pelicans away on weekends.
As for the turkey vultures...I almost never see any except in migration, even
doing a lot of driving, most frequent route Aurora to Parker along Parker Road.
I have only seen two individuals
I saw the grackle also.
Blue-winged and cinnamon teal are present.
A bufflehead pair has been present in the Cottonwood Creek pond for almost two
weeks...might they stay?
There were about a dozen yellow-headed blackbirds at Cottonwood Creek
yesterday, but I didn't see any there today.
Saw my FOS cliff swallow yesterday afternoon on the west side of Cherry
Creek State Park over the picnic tables. Hope he likes snow.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
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Should the phenomenon be called "Sparrow Change?"
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Robert Righter"
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2018 3:56 PM
To: "cobirds"
Subject: [cobirds] Little bit of history
Congratulations...an excellent shot. When I had one at my feeder last
year, I had the frontal view for 30 seconds, so photoed oblique shots from
the right only. More defined transverse lines on mine. The striking thing
(besides the breast) is how barrel chested the bird is, tapering down
On Thursday afternoon, driving 270 from I-25 to I-70, I saw a female
merlin, prairie type, about one mile east of I-25.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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12, 2018 12:41 PM
To: "Colorado Birds" <cobirds@googlegroups.com>
Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Re: History of y-b loon/correction
HI Karl,
Thanks to you I saw this bird on 12-21-86
Thanks!,
Chuck Aid
Evergreen, CO
On Friday, January 12, 2018 at 12:55:02 AM UTC
I made a mistake when reporting my first sighting of a yellow-billed loon,
at McLellan reservoir, just east of the current bird's location. It was
12-15-86, not 12-15-89.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
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I posted this two days ago, but haven't seen it on cobirds:
McLellan reservoir is just across Santa Fe to the east of the y-b loon's
current location. On 12-15-89, I saw my lifer y-b loon there.
Have also seen them in Alaska, and have a great flying shot from the point
at Gambell.
Could you pe=lease give more precise directions...which side of DTC Blvd,
behind which bldg, etc.?
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: zbluehe...@gmail.com
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2018 3:39 PM
To: "CoBirds"
Subject: ***
I moved to Aurora this summer, and have three black-caps now.
But last winter at roughly Colorado Blvd and Orchard, I had two mountains
on and off during the winter into early spring.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "modise"
Where at CCR?
From: "Gwalbek"
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2017 1:18 PM
To: cobirds@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cobirds] Red-necked Grebe, Cherry Creek Res. Arapahoe Co.
Swimming with large group of Western Grebes.
I haven't seen a hummer as I haven't been home moat of today, but my feeder
fluid level is down significantly. Just had a bee chase a painted lady
butterfly away from the feeder.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "David Suddjian"
My apologies for the late post.
On Tuesday afternoon, 9/19, around 5:30 PM, I left the Wild Bird Center
at Wadsworth and Yale and headed east on Yale. About 8 blocks in, I had the
jaw-dropping experience of seeing a red shouldered hawk sail and flap at
treetop level from right to left
At 0030 this morning, my daughter had a barn owl fly across in front of her
car on Smoky Hill just east of Pheasant Run, Aurora.
At 0600, a long-eared owl called several times near my front window.
Location: Aurora 4-5 blocks northeast as the crow flies (they are here
nearly every day) or,
I had ONE, and only one, visit of a pair of red crossbills, in winter,
which lasted about one minute, in 11 years of living near Colorado Blvd and
Orchard in Centennial Arapahoe County. I may have missed flyovers.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
Last year (2016) I had some well into the summer, and thought they had nested;
none this summer.
I had a few pygmy nuthatches earlier this month on the same days that everyone
was first reporting them.
Karl Stecher
formerly Centennial near Colorado Blvd and Orchard (for those reports)
ject: [cobirds] Re: Chasing Band Tailed Piegons, help needed
I found those elusive birds today. Thank you every one for all the tips I
got. I especially want to thank Karl Stecher Jr. who got me in contact with
his friend Larry who was very generous enough to invite me to his cabin on
I have used S Optika in Englewood...they ship binocs to the correct
place...purchased my scope there. Have been going there (seldom,
everything works) for 20 years or so. I did have them ship a Meade
telescope for repair many years ago.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
Yesterday , early evening, I saw a male scarlet tanager at Cherry Creek
State Park. It was in a tree halfway between the East entrance
(Lehigh/Parker road) and the check-in booth.
Karl Stecher
CentennialArapahoe
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My house wrens have arrived, and are going in and out of their house.
FOS female black-headed grosbeak last Thurs.
The broad-t hummingbird survived the snowstorm and cold, and today there
are two, dancing with each other.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe near Colorado Blvd and Orchard
In Maryland/Pennsylvania/Virginia the song is chip-chip-chip-chee-bomp,
abruptly ending, the first three notes short, deliberate, evenly spaced,
and chip-sounding, the chee slightly higher than the first three but still
short, the bomp slightly lower.
I once, while in high school, picked up
On Wednesday May 10 at 2:02 PM an adult goshawk landed on my feeder bar.
Full frontal view...pale gray. It was there for 45 seconds, then hopped to
my left and faced away from me. Distances 20-22 ft. Several points: Of
course the pale gray was in contrast to my usual (not seen in 3-4
At 2:30 PM Tuesday May 9 I hosted two male and one female Lazuli buntings
at my feeder. They were present for about ten minutes.
I have not seen the white crowned sparrows for three days, and presume
they have headed north.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe near Colorado Blvd and Orchard
I haven't seen (may have missed it) any cowbird postings, but am posting
this just as documentation for this common bird. On the morning of
Thursday May 4, a male and female cowbird appeared at my feeder. They were
here at least through noon on May 5.
My daughter had an osprey at Cherry
18 species at feeders today
Amazing contrast to see broad-tailed and black-chinned hummingbirds at
snowy feeder, with 3 white-crowed sparrows on the ground beneath them
hummingbirds are up early...if your feeder is inside tonight, 0630 is
about the time to put it out again
three robins ate
I've had a white-thoated sparrow in my yard since last fall, but have only
seen him about 6 times. Even when the white-crowneds (not many visits from
them...I just don't have a sparrow habitat) eat on the ground, out in the
open, under the feeders, the white-throated will usually hide at the
I would have thought that Say's phoebe would have come up first.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe
From: "Ted Floyd"
Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2017 6:00 PM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject:
Is concealed carry legal there?
Or, if you're a turkey vulture, concealed carrion?
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe
From: "Glenn Walbek, Castle Rock, CO"
Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2017 5:55 PM
To: migran...@aol.com
Cc:
I've been trying to find one at my feeder for years. One comment...cheeks
don't seem pale gray enough. We see the points you note. Any photos
farther down the back?
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe
From: "Nicholas Komar"
Not really...you should look at a museum specimen of a sharpie to see the
length and cutting edge of its talons. Killing is like sticking long
spikes with into its prey. BTW...when you look at a sharpie specimen, note
why it is called sharp-shinned.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
Besides the meaning of TS's poem, remember that he wrote it in London, which is
at the latitude of Calgary. "Spring will be a little late this year" if you're
there.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Joe Roller"
Sent:
How about another guess: Trinidad and Tobago are just off the coast of
Venezuela. Lots of fork-tails. I saw 300 at one time in Venezuela.
Therefore...perhaps the post for the island of Trinidad mistakenly was
placed in Colorado, during someone's listing?
If it is indeed in Trinidad,CO,
One of my memories of Joe was running into him at Jackson Reservoir about
25 years ago when we went to see a snowy owl...which he said then was his
state bird #300.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Joe Roller"
Sent:
One that says "honk, eh?"
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Ira Sanders"
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2016 3:58 PM
To: "Joe Roller"
Cc: "cobirds"
Subject: Re: [cobirds]
Ira, some of my metal feeders have the metal as manufactured covered with a
thin layer of plastic.
The guys (and girl) at the Wild Bird Center at Yale and Wadsworth may have
some answers (and protected feeders).
Karl
From: "Ira Sanders"
I heard some briefly after 6 PM Thursday Sept 29 in Centennial, didn't see
any.
Broncos are playing Atlanta at Mile High Stadium Sunday Oct 9th. I
already have sandhill crane for my Stadium list (late 1980s), but suggest
looking (prob can't hear anything) during the game for those who are
In the mid 1960s, banders at the Kent Island station on Maryland's Eastern
Shore awoke to find a huge number (29, if I recall correctly) saw whets in
their nets.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: lmkoit...@gmail.com
Sent: Friday, September 30,
I saw one sail by as I was on a high floor (17th?) at 16th and Stout in the
late 1980s.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Christy P"
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2016 9:57 AM
To: "mattba...@gmail.com"
Who are you and where do you live?
From: adriana...@gmail.com
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2016 11:16 PM
To: "Colorado Birds"
Subject: [cobirds] Rufous Hummingbirds out of season (according to the bird
book)
I have had
Wow! While watching feeder birds in my back yard, I just had a beautiful
male western tanager land in a nearby shrub.
Cherry Creek SP observations over the past few days have a couple of minor
interesting birds...and habitat so flooded that the "shoreline" near
Cottonwood Creek
Cowbirds hit my feeders yesterday, and more today. Blackbirds come by the
feeder every day..waves of migrating birdscommon grackles, red-w
blackbirds...these are different birds moving north all day, despite the
weather. No rarities, no sparrows in this suburban neighborhood.
Karl
Now then, speaking for Kansas...since what is now (since 1876) Colorado was
designated K. T. (Kansas Territory), can Kansas listers count all birds seen in
Colorado on their Kansas state lists?
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Ted Floyd"
Sadly, the replacing of Alexander Hamilton, whose credentials are
unsurpassed re monetary policy and the Treasury, is not an April fool's
joke.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Janis Robinson"
Sent: Friday,
I had two common grackles (FOS) at my feeder this morning
Otherwise...Am goldfinches, flickers, spotted towhees (2m), Eur collard
doves, house finches, juncos (10), blue jays, house sparrow, magpies,
black-c chickadees, hairy woodpecker
Robins and crows in the trees, not on feeder
No
Same today in my back yard feeders in Centennial. Haven't had a white-winged
all winter. Lots more variety here today than at any time in the past month.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe
From: "Leon Bright"
Sent:
(I'm sure you mean Jan 11)
Wintering. Denver Christmas count had a few. We saw one at the Stone House
at Barr Lake Monday Jan 18 on the children's bird count.
Karl Stecher
Centennial
From: "Jennifer Hyypio"
Sent:
Yesterday 1/11 afternoon, Cherry Creek SP:
Ross' goose: At the marina Geese flock to the water as night approaches.
This bird was in the near open water, at the marina, and viewed in the
midst of other geese if one looks at the water to the right (south) side of
the marina. Is this the
There has been a huge increase n the numbers of Canadas and cacklings on
the ground here today vs yesterday.
Saw a "V" of about 80 geese heading E to W over Littleton near County Line
and University yesterday afternon.
Today, while watching the Broncos game on TV, I saw out the window an
Yesterday at 3 PM I was driving west to east (Colorado Hwy Dept calls it
northbound) on I-225 between I-25 and Parker Road. The center strip has a
light rail line, and streetlights are also "perched" up there. I saw a
hawk on one of the lights, and (at 60 mph) recognized it as a red-tail.
I have spotted towhees (1-2, in migration up to 4) here (including today) 9
months a year or more.
Still have two western scrub-jays, here for the past 9 days.
Haven't seen bushtits here for two-three months but expect them to be
wandering back.
Cooper's hawk still perches on my feeder every
One or two western scrub-jays here daily for the past week. Cooper's hawk
two days out of three sits on my porch or on the cross bar 2x4, a part of
my feeder system.
Karl Stecher
Centennial/Arapahoe near Colorado Blvd and Orchard
From:
I had one on my feeder three days ago, another eight days ago...first one
since April/May when I had up to two for a ten day period.
Karl Stecher
Centennial, near Orchard and Colorado Blvd.
From: "Cheri Phillips"
Sent:
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