face us in the coming years.
I think Says Phoebe should be called Sunrise Phoebe.
Megan Miller
Pueblo, Co
On Thu, Nov 2, 2023 at 10:08 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
> I've just turned 56 and have now been birding for 30 years, but I am
> excited about the prospect of some significant name-chan
Hello all!
Dr. Claire Ramos' research lab caught and banded a Wood Thrush during
migration banding this morning at Clear Spring Ranch. I'm not sure how
re-findable the bird is but it was caught reasonably close to paved public
walkways.
We will be banding tomorrow from 620am-11am ish depending on
d about. First heard the Bohemians, so keep both
> your eyes and ears open.
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> Happy New Year,
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> Doug
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> PS – We got into Denevr late last week from North Idaho where Bohemian
> numbers continue to be relatively low. Mega
Let’s go with Swan sp actually.
Did get some scope pics that I’ll include in my ebird report.
On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 2:55 PM Megan Miller
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> I called it a trumpeter swan bird based on its pointy widows peak and long
> straight bill. Not a swan expert though.
>
> Seen at lowe
I called it a trumpeter swan bird based on its pointy widows peak and long
straight bill. Not a swan expert though.
Seen at lower derby lake
Megan M
Denver, county
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Hello all,
This week we caught 68 birds representing 12 species. Daily captures are
dominated by White-crowned Sparrows of both varieties. Spotted Towhees also
seem to be present in good numbers as we catch several a day and they make
up the majority of our recaptures from previous years. The
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Spotted Towhee-7
Green-tailed Towhee- 1
Mountain White-crowned Sparrow- 14
Gambel's White-crowned Sparrow- 60
Unknown White-crowned Sparrow- 2
Brewer's Sparrow- 1
Song Sparrow- 4
House Finch- 2
The Grand Junction Banding Station is open through Oct 14. We are open to
the public Mon-Friday.
-Megan
Audubon's Yellow-rumped Warbler-5
Spotted Towhee-5 (+1 recap banded in 2017)
Gambel's White-crowned Sparrow-2
Mountain White-crowned Sparrow-1
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Mesa County, Co
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The station will be open starting Tuesday this week at Connected Lake State
Park in Grand Junction through October 14th.
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Mesa County, Colorado
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Hello all,
Birding with David Tonnessen and he spotted two Yellow-billed Loons viewed
from the south shore marina. near the dam on the south east corner
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On Fri, Mar 12, 2021, 8:59 AM Megan Miller
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> Did you contact the USGS? They have a website to submit band numbers. It
> looks like it's a field readable band in addition to the usg
Did you contact the USGS? They have a website to submit band numbers. It
looks like it's a field readable band in addition to the usgs band. There's
a variety of reasons it has two bands.
Megan
Denver
On Fri, Mar 12, 2021, 8:47 AM Tony Kay wrote:
> I already checked with High Plains Falconers
I received many emails from Joe over the years and many time wrote my ebird
comments and descriptions addressed to him and his joy of the absurd. Our
in person interactions were sparse enough that I was graced with an
introduction and enthusiastic handshake every time we met. I dont remember
the
Wow I didnt know there were so many birders x kayakers in Colorado! Cant
wait to try Union!
Megan M
On Fri, Jul 24, 2020, 4:52 PM Charlie Chase
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> Hey Chris While there a number of good reservoirs for Kayaking around
> us, I would also say try out the rivers and streams. Several
Hi Chris!
I do a lot of kayaking and birding. Barr lake is my favorite place to go
for birding. Last weekend we watched some forsters tern fly around us, a
sandhill crane flew over and I've seen black terns from the lake as well. A
nice little list of shorebirds as well. They're having a pretty
Seen at 235 on the west side of dunkirk along the creek less than 1/4 mile.
Megan Miller,
Denver county
On Thu, May 7, 2020, 7:24 AM Meg Reck wrote:
> Yellow-crowned Night Heron as reported by John Breitsch yesterday is still
> here this morning. Easily seen On water’s edge Green Valley
Welcome!
Denver Audubon has a newish youth/ teen birding club that has regular trips
around the front range. So far we've gone to the Barr Lake bird banding
station, attended the Denver Christmas bird count, and most recently a duck
trip to south Platte park.
I copied Kate, the community outreach
Birds took off flying north towards reservoir. Many photos were taken.
Megan
Denver, co
On Sat, Dec 14, 2019, 1:45 PM Megan Miller
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> Hi folks,
> 2 trumpeter swans seen at second lake south of kingfisher bridge on west
> lake.
> Seen first by Joey Kellner this morning at ch
Hi folks,
2 trumpeter swans seen at second lake south of kingfisher bridge on west
lake.
Seen first by Joey Kellner this morning at chatfield lake proper.
Megan
Denver, co
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Our first bird of the morning today at the station was an adult male
Black-throated Blue warbler.
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Denver, county
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Two Caspian terns and the lesser black-backed gull were seens at 730
this morning from the banding station.
Megan Miller
Denver, co
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Seen again at ~415pm in same bunch of short cotton woods east of RK
building on the bike path. Just about to storm so stay safe out there!
Megan Miller
Denver, County
On Sun, Sep 8, 2019, 4:21 PM Gregg Goodrich wrote:
> At 3:45 PM the Groove-billed Ani is still here. Appearing and reappear
Here is a blog post about them from 2014 which includes songs.
http://earbirding.com/blog/archives/4764
On Sun, Jun 30, 2019, 4:42 PM Robert Righter
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> Just reading *Peterson Reference Guide to Sparrows of North America
> (2019) *by Rick Wright*, a*pparently on page 321,
Still present around 730pm. Just south of MLK.
Megan M
Denver, county
On Wed, Apr 24, 2019, 4:29 PM Luke Pheneger wrote:
> HOOR still present. Same location
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No goose between 8-9. No swans either.
-Megan Miller
Adams county
On Thu, Dec 13, 2018, 7:51 AM Steve Stachowiak Cobirders,
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> The pond where the pink footed goose has been seen had a very large flock
> on the ice at sunrise this morning. However, a bald eagle flew over and
> ever
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Fort Collins Colorado
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At about 4:15 a few more of us saw the bird. We found it about a mile north
of teds place, on the north side of 287 on the other side from the sawmill.
This is further up the road from where Dave Wade saw it. The road bends
northward at this place and then continues straight north afterwards. The
Prospect ponds west of running deer.
A 1st year crane flew into the cows pasture with some geese.
No Greater White-fronted so far.
Megan Miller
Fort Collins.
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At about 11am this morning we found a 1st year Sandhill Crane in the cow
pasture next to prospect ponds. We missed the Greater White-fronted by
several minutes apparently. Scope photos on the CFO Facebook page.
Megan
We found most of the usual birds until we hit the long straight section
through the rabbit brush. Here we spent most of our two hour outing sorting
through a large and varied flock of birds.
*Large varied flock*
Chipping Sparrow 2
Lark Bunting 1
Clay-colored Sparrows ~15
Vesper Sparrow 2
Lark
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