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There is currently a RED KNOT in the northeast corner of Big Johnson. This is
only the second record for El Paso county that I am aware of.
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Just a quick update, there is still some discussion happening regarding
this bird as to whether it is a PURPLE or ROCK SANDPIPER. The bird did
disappear but could still be there.
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On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 3:12:48 PM UTC-6 Mark Peterson wrote
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There is currently a PURPLE SANDPIPER at Lake Henry. This would be a 2nd state
record. See the pin drop for the current location.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/2aAhmtcXWSixgC9t8
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On my way back into Colorado I birded Foster Grove, Hale Crossroads, and Hale
Ponds. Here is the same map that Bryan provided but with the green circle in
the area of Hale Crossroads (I think):
CoBirders,
Steve Mlodinow reports an ARCTIC LOON in probable first summer plumage at the
east end of Walden Reservoir. For comparison, there is also a COMMON LOON in
the area.
Here is more information on the location:
https://cobirds.org/CountyBirding/County/BySite.aspx?SiteID=121=30
Mark
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There was an apparent MOTTLED DUCK just west of Highway 59 and east of county
road 3, along county road 18 in Phillips county late Monday evening. It was
hanging out with some Mallards and a single Wood Duck. There were some other
species there but they were not with the Mottled
ay 5, 2021 at 11:52, Mark Peterson wrote:
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This morning near Saint Peter, I had 5 HUDSONIAN GODWITs in a flooded field.
They were south of county 16 along county road 79.
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This morning near Saint Peter, I had 5 HUDSONIAN GODWITs in a flooded field.
They were south of county 16 along county road 79.
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Last night right before sunset there was a BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER at the far
east end of Evilsizer lake. It was only occasionally visible as it moved in
and out of the tall grasses. There were at least nine species of shorebird and
possibly more as I could see some in the tall
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First, I truly apologize for not getting this out sooner! I basically made a
mistake in the field and didn't catch it until late last night.
Last Tuesday afternoon/evening I was at Two Buttes where birding was secondary
to what I was doing. While busy doing my thing I heard a
The hawk is currently hiding low in the trees on the southeast side of the
cement plant. It is "visible" from Horsetooth road right near Topminnow natural
area.
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There are currently three jaegers at Pueblo reservoir, they appear to be two
LONG-TAILED and one PARASITIC. All at the east end of the reservoir.
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I have had an immature male RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD coming to my feeders all
day today. Amazingly enough, I have had a Ruby-throated three years in a row
now.
I have also had at least six BROAD-TAILED, four RUFOUS, and four CALLIOPE
HUMMINGBIRDs at the feeders today.
Here are some
COBirders,
Early this morning I made a quick stop at Van's Grove
(https://coloradocountybirding.org/BySite.aspx?SiteID=1092) and along with a
handful of mostly migrants I heard a CAROLINA WREN singing from the northeast.
If you want to look for this bird, there is a two-track that goes along
COBirders,
Just a quick update, the WHITE IBIS continued this evening at Gageby Creek and
Bent county road JJ (AKA Van's Marsh). As Duane mentioned, if you go down the
two track road that is just to the west of the marsh area you can get a bit
closer. Be aware that if you choose to drive down
COBirders,
Sorry for the late post!
Yesterday afternoon I planned on making a quick stop at the Akron Golf course
(not technically on the golf course) and my planned 20 minutes turned into
about an hour. I started near the northwest corner or the inlet of the lake
and while looking at a
likely fly to another tree where hopefully you
see it.
Good luck and GREAT FIND DAVID!!!
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of our more expected species, except maybe Rough-legged Hawk but I
think this will be the third year in a row that we have missed it.
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-winged Scoters
1 Long-tailed Duck2 Pacific Loons9 Common Loons5 Bonaparte's Gulls1 Iceland
Gull (1st cycle, Thayer's)1 Lesser Black-backed Gull (adult)3 Lapland Longspurs
I should also mention that we stopped at Lake George on the way up and had a
single SWAMP SPARROW.
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Hi Cobirders,
First, I apologize that this is another bird on private property but I still
wanted to get the word out.
Late yesterday evening, there was a CONNECTICUT WARBLER working a willow, that
also had a WOOD THRUSH in it, out in the middle-of-nowhere Lincoln county. The
warbler was
and
flying off "together" to the north. All of this happened about 100 feet from
where I was standing, very cool!
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CR 9 and where CR 7 would be if it were there. Also, if you come, look
at this field carefully as it is this type of field that the birds tend to like
best. So you could then drive back west into Lincoln county and probably find
the same thing.
Good birding!
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Colorado Springs
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There is/was a EURASIAN WIGEON at Valco Ponds this morning around 9:45. It swam
out view almost immediately but I was able to get a few poor photos.
There are also as many as 44 GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE in the area.
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I stopped by Big Johnson around 4:30 PM and David Chaffin and I found an adult
MEW GULL (probably the same bird as the Prospect Lake bird) out amongst the
100s of RING-BILLED GULLS. There were also a handful of CALIFORNIA and HERRING
GULLS as well.
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of the reservoir.
At Spinney Mountain State Park at the very end of the day as the sunset on us,
we had 2 BLACK SCOTERs and 3 SURF SCOTERs. -Mark Peterson
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We also saw the continuing RED-THROATED LOON at Barr Lake Sate Park. -Mark
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flock of BUSHTITs. There were also close to 30 YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERs
and at least 4 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERs.
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for a brief moment before
disappearing behind the dam. There was a single RED-NECKED PHALAROPE fairly
close to the island. There were about 15 BAIRD'S, 1 WESTERN and maybe 10 more
peeps along the shoreline that we could see. Some of the birds were just too
distant to ID. -Mark Peterson
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Aaron Driscoll and I saw a mostly basic plumage PACIFIC LOON at Big Johnson
reservoir last evening. My guess is that it will still be around today given
the conditions. Other things of note that were present were RED-NECKED
PHALAROPE, BLACK TERN, FORSTER'S TERN, and the continuing
ds at most on occasion.
Other than a handful of PINE SISKINs and HORNED LARKs I had nothing else in the
area while I was there. I also went by a couple of other spots that host
Black-throated Sparrows but I was unable to locate any. -Mark Peterson
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on the
"northeast" side of the reservoir. I did not see anything else of note but
with the ice receding there are many more ducks, mostly divers, out there.
There was also a NORTHERN SHRIKE doing a little bit of vocalizing below the
dam. -Mark Peterson
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Steve Larson, Glenn Walbek and I hit a number of reservoirs in northern CO
today with Boyd Lake State Park and Lake Loveland being the most productive
gull wise, in Larimer county. Over in Weld, Windsor Lake also had a good number
of birds.
The highlights at Boyd were an adult
to verify the first bird was still there and
it was still siting in the same location.
Pretty amazing and great find to all the original finders of these hard to
detect species! -Mark Peterson
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GREATER SCAUP, probably the
same two that have been there for a while. There may have been some other
stuff out there in the distance but it was a bit windy and hard to pick things
out.
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It's always fun birding southeast Colorado and even better with great company.
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The RED-NECKED GREBE was still at Big Johnson at sundown tonight, 10/19/15.
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Date:Sat, Oct 17, 2015 at 6:55 PM
Subject:El Paso county --- Red-necked Grebe, 10/17/2015
COBirders,
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The RED-NECKED GREBE was still at Big Johnson at sundown tonight, 10/19/15.
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Date:Sat, Oct 17, 2015 at 6:55 PM
Subject:El Paso county --- Red-necked Grebe, 10/17/2015
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ng else of real note but some increased numbers in
some of the regular fall duck species.
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with the otther being a winter bird
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(although not really a highlight one
of the birds was an adult which is odd for this time of year at this location)5
Snowy Egrets
I think most everything else were the usual suspects.
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NOTE: They have received a fair bit of rainfall in SE Colorado and the roads
are very muddy. At least in some locations. -Mark Peterson
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This evening I made a stop at Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs and found
a relatively cooperative CASSIN'S VIREO. This is just a touch on the early
side but I believe there are other mid April records for the species. Not much
else of note at the cemetery. -Mark Peterson
Greater Yellowlegs
Bent, Fort Lyon marsh complex:2 Black Rail (BCR HH and 16), I believe this is a
new early date by a day or two.15 Sora9 Virginia Rail
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at Barr by David Dowell as his bird was a
1st cycle bird. Here is a link to photos that Glenn took of this bird late
last month:
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http://www.pbase.com/gwalbek/image/158917714
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CemeteryRufous-crowned Sparrow 3 - Tunnel DriveCanyon Wren - Tunnel DriveRock
Wren - Tunnel Drive
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Brandon Percival reports a juvenile BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE at the south marina
of Pueblo Reservoir State Park.
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with the front) it also
departed. We watched it gain a bit of altitude to the north and disappear. We
stayed until almost dark and it never returned. Hopefully it will be found
again!
Oh, the LONG-TAILED DUCK also put in an appearance.
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There is an adult MEW GULL at Prospect Lake, Memorial Park in Colorado Springs.
The BLACK and SURF SCOTERs that Brandon reported yesterday are also still
present.
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were here a week or so ago. I could not find anything else of note and duck
numbers seem to be down considerably from previous visits.
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decent views. It also got out and stood on land next to the white-cheeked
geese. This gave good views of the legs which were black as opposed to yellow
in juvenile Trumpeters. -Mark Peterson
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then be
harassed by BARN SWALLOWs. Other birds there last night were about 10 BLACK
TERNS, the continuing LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL and a single MARBLED GODWIT.
For directions:
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CHIHUAHUAN RAVENs right by the Cheyenne and Kiowa county
lines just north and east of the Sand Creek Massacre site. And at Evilsizer
Lake in Lincoln county there were 8 BLACK TERNs, 1 BLACK-NECKED STILT, 2
AMERICAN AVOCETs and 1 SOLITARY SANDPIPER.
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cycle LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL and there was a
single FRANKLIN'S GULL.
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was unable to find any of
them. There were a few others that came later and maybe had better luck as it
was very quiet almost the whole time I was there.
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Duane Nelson just called and asked me to post that he just found a male HERMIT
WARBLER at Melody Tempel Grove in northeast Bent county. See the URL for
directions.
http://coloradocountybirding.org/BySite.aspx?SiteID=929CountyID=6
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Van's Marsh is located on Road JJ and about a half mile west of Road 18.
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Nothing real unusual but a few noteworthy things:
2 Franklin's Gull
700 Ring-billed Gulls (still streaming in when I left close to dark)
200 California Gulls
1 Herring Gull (maybe more?)
1 Lesser Black-backed Gull (adult)
1 Burrowing Owl
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at this location, not much else of interest.
My original intent was to hopefully find a Cinnamon Teal but no luck.
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As always, if you find any mistakes please let me know and I will get them
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COMMON GOLDENEYE plus a handful of COMMER MERGANSER. The only
other gull there was a 1st cycle HERRING/THAYER's GULL. I did not give the
bird a lot of time as I had little time to begin with and was more interested
in the dark-mantled bird.
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(there seemed to be a lot of both adults and youngsters)
We had the five regularly occurring species of geese including a few hybrid
WHITExWHITE-CHEEKED geese. I sure would nto be surprised if there was a Brant
hiding in amongst all the white-cheeked geese there.
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for any mistakes, I literally keep falling asleep while typing
this. Good luck to anyone that might head out there, be patient as it would
sit for long periods of time.
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from the
parking lot.
Other birds of note were two BONAPARTE'S GULLs, one FRANKLIN'S GULL, 1 AMERICAN
WHITE PELICAN and two COMMON LOONs.
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to probably less than 30. Still a
handful of FRANKLIN'S GULLs but not much else.
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Warbler
100+ Yellow-rumped Warblers
3 Wilson's Warlbers
4 Spotted Towhees
1 Field Sparrow
8 Lincoln's Sparrows
1 White-throated Sparrow
100+ White-crowned Sparrows
1 PURPLE FINCH (male)
Other than a couple of minor breaks the wind only seemed to get worse.
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else of note that I
could find.
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and two MCCOWN'S LONGSPURs. Well, the nearly 2000
VESPER SPARROWs were probably a little noteworthy as well. All of these were
in the extreme northeast part of the county.
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species but just did not get a good
enough look at it and no chance to photograph it. All of this was in the
afternoon. Not much else of interest but I suspect timing and lack of
concentrating on the birds played a part in that.
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LOON, three youngster BALD EAGLEs and one adult, and two LESSER BLACK-BACKED
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the same time.
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Jeff Jones is reporting that the tern is currently at Manitou Lake just north
of Woodland Park on highway 67. It is approximately 6.5 miles north of highway
24 on highway 67.
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California Gull
Ring-billed Gull
Franklin's Gull
Bonaparte's Gull
Also two tern species:
Forester's Tern
Common Tern
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may occasionally have reports for multiple counties, if you at least list
all the counties in the body of the email they will get found by a search.
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On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 11:26:51 AM UTC-6
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Duane Nelson found a male BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER this morning at Van's Grove.
See number 12 for directions at the following URL:
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Brad Steger and I did just a little birding today in Lincoln county. We only
really birded Kinney Lake SWA and Hugo SWA. At Hugo the highlight was a male
HOODED WARBLER. At Kinney the highlight by far was the RUFOUS-CROWNED SPARROW
that Brad found.
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Mark Peterson
Colorado
. It was gaining altitude as it flew away.
If you go to look be cautious to not trespass as there is no signage. Private
property is roughly 400 yards from the bridge.
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Mark Peterson
Colorado Springs
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and one LONG-EARED
OWL. For the approximately four hours of birding we had a decent day. I
think we had a total of 61 species in Lincoln county.
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Mark Peterson
Colorado Springs
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Doves and two White-winged
Doves. There are also a plethora of fox squirrels and cottontails. She did
chase a cottontail at one point but missed. Definitely a good show.
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Mark Peterson
Colorado Springs
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