Still Red-breasted Mergansers and at least 1 Thayer's Gull too but no swans
since the 31st, I think.
On Jan 2, 2016 9:23 AM, "Mark R" wrote:
> Gary,
>
> I talked with multiple birders yesterday who were there at various times
> from sunrise to well in the afternoon with no sighting of the two
> T
on the breast (but nowhere near as pronounced as a female
red-winged (which has dark eyes.) Hopefully someone can get out there and
refind it tomorrow.
Good birding in 2016,
Chip Clouse
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in the Metro area. What gives?
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On Feb 4, 2016 3:15 PM, "William H Kaempfer"
wrote:
> For what it is worth, on eBird I came up with exactly 21 Dark-eyed Junco
> (white-winged) individuals reported so far in 2016 *anywhere in the
> wor
Too bad it's neither a lark nor a bunting...
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada
On Apr 2, 2016 5:53 AM, "Janeal Thompson" wrote:
> You had me going for a second. I would like to note, my dear friends, Tom
> and Sara Shane of Garden City, KS (Tom is the author of the Lark Bunt
COBirders,
Thanks to previous reports I am currently looking at a singing male and a
female in the field north of the paved bike trail and immediately south of
the Apex Center Skate Park on 72nd in Arvada.
Good birding,
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As an addendum: the female is carrying nesting material.
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On May 30, 2016 7:35 PM, "Chip Clouse" wrote:
> COBirders,
> Thanks to previous reports I am currently looking at a singing male and a
> female in the field north of the paved bike trail an
I'm looking at two males and a female at 6:17 pm due south of the Apex
Center skate park and west of the wire fence separating a mowed swathe from
the unmowed field.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
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Apologies if this posting offends or is against list rules but I thought it
OK because it is a free event.
Good birding,
Chip
Also seen about 10 am. Big Thanks to Cheri and everyone for continued
reports.
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sep 4, 2016 1:33 PM, "sheflew" wrote:
> Seen again at 1:30 just right of trees near far grasses. Nice to see John
> V and Bill K!
>
> Sue Riffe
> Sent from my iPhone
Still foraging out from the Marina Sand Spit toward the dam at 6:40pm.
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y dog wouldn't let me stop long enough to do more than estimate on
anything but the BRBLs that didn't flush as she dragged me along the
trail.
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sep 11, 2016 8:53 PM, "David Suddjian" wrote:
> On the Grackle theme, on the morning of 9/10 I watched a
Harriman Lake had a mix of juveniles and adults. As my primary purpose was
exercising the mutt I didn't look at the ratio but my initial impression
was not one sided in either direction.
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sep 12, 2016 7:56 AM, wrote:
> One thing I noticed over the years is that t
Seen at the mouth of the creek about 8:10am
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FOY Common Grackle on the feeders at the Front Range Birding Company in
Littleton today.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Mar 24, 2017 8:11 AM, "Leon Bright" wrote:
> COBirders—Two Common Grackles on one of my feeders in the storm at dawn
> this morning.
>
&g
CObirders,
I was contacted about birding with a visiting TX birder on Sunday,
June 17 through Birding Pal. I'm no longer in CO Spgs and hoped
someone else might help him. He will be staying at the Broadmoor and
can be reached at ibratz@sbcglobal dot net.
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
Arvada, CO
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le of feathers.
Very cool! Anyway, the goldfinches must have just been passing through as
I haven't seen them since the hawk episode.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
Arvada, CO
On Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Kayleen A Niyo wrote:
> Bob and all,
>
> ** **
>
> I still have several
Pigeons, and a dead Black-crowned Night-Heron made up the rest of the
avian sights.
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On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 12:23 PM, Doug Faulkner wrote:
> Hello
ogize for the late report. These birds were along the river at the
Chuck Lewis State Wildlife Area on County Road 14F (Gilroy Ln) off Hwy
131 and a stone's throw from US Hwy 40 south of Steamboat Springs. 350
must have been a sight to see yesterday!
Chip Clouse
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;t mean to imply that I think one would fly here from South
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male Gambel's
Quail just before the park entrance. After reading of Jason's Friday
sightings, I wish I would have continued further up the trail for the vireo,
warbler, titmouse, and jay - but alas, wine tasting was my compromise for
chasing my lifer Black-chinned Sparrow.
Good birdin
those traveling to your neck of the woods (or
plains...) that may just use your sighting to see a lifer or an old
friend again.
Thanks for the forward, Bill!
Chip Clouse
Arvada, CO
On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 9:48 AM, Bill Schmoker wrote:
> Folks- I'm forwarding a message from eBird project m
retty good diversity, including an adult male Sharpie that feasted
on a House Sparrow about 10 days ago.
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whees, and possibly Juniper Titmice and Ash-throated
Flycatchers if we are lucky. The walk will last until at least 10:00 am
or longer if there is interest and the birds are still active. Come
join me on our monthly ABA outreach birdwalk at this fabulous park with
awe-inspiring scenery.
Chip C
ntact Ted Floyd (tfl...@aba.org). Please indicate
PERSEIDS-MIGRATION in the subject line of your e-mail message.
Chip Clouse
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st of
Cameron Pass is still active? Have any atlasers found any ATTW nests or
territories since that time closer to Loveland (Estes Park, RMNP, etc.)?
Scott?
If anyone knows of places in WY between Jackson and Cheyenne (recent
burns) that would work too.
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
Outreach Coordi
are hanging out streamside on flat benches
with lots of tall and sapling White fir. I'm hoping to get back up this
week or weekend and get confirmation.
Good birding (and atlasing),
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s, and Ash-throated Flycatchers if we are lucky.
The walk will last until at least 10:00 am. Come join Saraiya on the
monthly ABA outreach birdwalk at this fabulous park with awe-inspiring
scenery.
Please contact me by Wednesday at 5 PM if you have questions, but no
need to sign up - just show up
with comfortable walking shoes and
bring water, a snack, and binoculars, if you have them. Loaner
binoculars will also be available. Feel free to reply off-list with
RSVP or just show up!
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. We can't pay to ship them to you but if you wish to come to Co
Sprgs to take a look, please email off-list to arrange a time to come.
We would prefer that you visit by the middle of next week.
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
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: 8/22/09
Notes: ABA monthly bird walk w/ Chip Clouse & Saraiya Ruano as
leaders.
Number of species: 33
Mallard (female)1
Turkey Vulture 3
Cooper's Hawk (probable) 1
Red-tailed Hawk 1
Prairie Falcon 1
Rock Pigeon 13
Mourning Dove 8
White-throated Swi
spots near Craig to see sharp-taileds in
summer? She could then loop back and try Loveland, then Guanella, then
Mt Evans for Ptarmigan and hope a PIGR might be around too. Any advice
would be most appreciated.
Chip Clouse
Outreach Coordinator
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until at least 10:00 AM. Come join
Brad on the monthly ABA outreach birdwalk at this fabulous park with
awe-inspiring scenery.
Please contact me by 5 PM on Tuesday if you have questions, but no need
to sign up - just show up!
Chip Clouse
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the photo
opportunity so the walk will last from 8-10. Please come!
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-Jays, and some winter sparrows and juncos, among others.
The walk should last until at least 10:00 am. Come join Saraiya at this
fabulous park with awe-inspiring scenery.
Chip Clouse
Outreach Director
Birders' Exchange Coordinator
American Birding Association
4945 N 30th Street, Suite 200
,
Chip Clouse
Outreach Director
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ABA Pres/CEO Rob Robinson, Events and Development Director, Melissa
Rausch, and I looked for the Owl yesterday to no avail. Let's hope the
morsels provided the landscape AND the photographers allowed this guy to
head back north to find a Lady owl and some tasty Lemmings.
Chip Clouse
Dir
Hi CoBirders,
I've been out of state for a couple weeks and wondering if the blackbirds
are still around. Any help before tomorrow morning 6 am would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
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Hi folks,
I've had Evening Grosbeaks at my feeders for the first time in the 3
years I've been there in NW Colorado Springs. My high count was nine
yesterday.
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Birders' Exchange Coordinator
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Hi Mymm,
The best email for you is straight to Bill Maynard, the editor of
Winging It. His email address is bmayn...@aba.org. Congratulations on
your milestone!
Chip Clouse
Director of Conservation, Education & Outreach
Birders' Exchange Coordinator
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I was just informed that some customers of the Front Range Birding Co lost
a cockatiel in the vicinity of Ken Caryl and Wadsworth last night. If you
see it, please call Jeanette at 720.621.6730.
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada, CO
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some good vegan food? Contact me off list so I can connect you.
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On Oct 21, 2014 5:29 PM, "Nick Komar" wrote:
> Review of photos indicate Mute Swans. Origin?
>
> Sorry for confusion.
>
> Nick Komar
> Fort Collins CO
>
> Sent from my iPhone
Plus eye color is wrong for adult Coop, unless it's a light and photography
thing.
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada
On Oct 22, 2014 4:39 PM, "Ira Sanders" wrote:
> What about a dark morph juvenile Broad-winged Hawk? Just a thought. I know
> the tail looks long and the bird look
Boulder. The image I have was taken with a low-res mobile phone camera so
I can't see jesses or anything. The bird didn't seem skittish and was
flying from the top of a chain-link fence to the ground and back. Any
ideas?
Thanks,
Chip Clouse
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worth spending some time if anyone can do it. Sorry for the
late post.
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There are several people looking as I type this so I would wait to see if
it is refound.
Best,
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Tue, Jun 19, 2018, 5:24 PM Sharon Kay wrote:
> To anyone. Do these stay in one place long in this area? Is it worth a
> drive from Greeley? Thanks.
>
> On Tuesday, J
I just had 2 counter-drumming ATTWs at about mm10.4 west of Gold Hill on my
BBS route.
Chip Clouse
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Hi Meredith,
Thanks for the update. I meant to call BCR today to request a slot for a
FRBC group for the 1st Sat in October. Is there someone to call or email
specifically?
Thanks,
Chip
On Fri, Aug 24, 2018, 8:55 PM wrote:
> Fall bird banding at Barr starts tomorrow, Saturday, August 25. We we
Exactly 100 (yes, I counted) Sandhill Cranes just flew over 58th and Hwy 93
headed south.
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; these birds for
my yard list! These folks are super kind to invite all of us crazy birders
into their home! I will be dropping off some seed tomorrow on the way home
from work at the Front Range Birding Company - Boulder.
Good birding and Happy New Year!
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Tue, Jan 1, 2019, 8
COBirders,
The Pink-footed goose was seen by many until about 9:36 am when it flew NE.
Long-tailed duck was also seen, as were at least 3 Greater White-fronted, 3
Snow, 1 Ross's, and quite a few hybrids of various parentage.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
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lines since your list will be compared to others' lists. If not, and
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you wish - especially with your life list - which shouldn't be restricted
by geography. If you've seen it, you've seen it. My 2 cents...
that matter) for each county. If you report
using the Jeffco hotspot, the birds you list should actually be in Jeffco.
Same for the much, much larger Arapahoe County hotspot.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 6:30 AM Karen Strong wrote:
> I’m a relatively new birder, but am
count the Budgy I saw free
flying by the Denver Botanic Gardens 15 years ago, OR the one I saw in Dade
county, FL 10 years ago, as the only countable ones were around Hermosa
Beach north of Tampa when Budgy was still on the ABA list.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Sun, Feb 3, 2019, 8:55 PM An
with Jamie Simo
after work and there are at least 10 in this field. We have seen 6-7 males
chasing a female a couple times since our arrival. We've digiscoped a
couple cooperative males along the ditch perched in high grass. Its well
worth a stop here if you can make it.
Good birding,
Chip C
Just saw a breeding plumaged cattle egret tending a herd of cows off Hwy 93
just north of Hwy 72 intersection while driving to work. No time for pics.
Chip Clouse
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.). I have also watched them catch mice in dry fields north of
Boundary Bay, BC. It wouldn't surprise me! Exciting!!!
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Arvada, CO
On Jun 18, 2013 7:08 PM, "William H Kaempfer"
wrote:
> Many years ago at Little Gaynor Lake along Oxford Rd. west of US 287 in
> Boulde
eared Owl
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Williamson's Sapsucker
American Three-toed Woodpecker
Northern Shrike
Juniper Titmouse
Pine Grosbeak
Carolina Parakeet
Any advice would be most appreciated.
Happy New Year,
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e the bike path.
Not too bad for 3 hours afield. Now that my traveling job with Opticron
optics has ended, I'm looking forward to much more Colorado birding very
soon!
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The eyes seem to be facing forward so I thought it was a male Northern
Harrier.
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada
On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 10:38 PM, Cathy Sheeter wrote:
> I don't agree. It looks like a pale immature Ferruginous Hawk to me. It
> appears to have a heavy barrel c
en Wood Duck, 8 Redheads, 5 Ring-necked Ducks and a lot more
of the usual suspects. Robins, Red-winged Blackbirds and Common Grackles
were everywhere with apparent nest-building by all three. Canada Geese and
Mallards are nesting as well.
Good birding,
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t least 2 Northern Rough-winged and
more Violet-greens than eBird liked (at least 8.) No Tree or Bank Swallows
that I could discern. A few usual suspects brought the list to 19 species
in 20 minutes.
Happy spring,
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back to Johnson Park. And that was an unidentified yellow thing that flew
across the trail in front of me and promptly disappeared. It was not a
goldfinch. I did see my FOY House Wren and 4 Mallard ducklings which
seemed a bit early. 25 species total.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
Olde T
Park. A
pair each of Mountain Bluebirds and Western Kingbirds and 2 pair of
Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers added some diversity to the almost 2 dozen Spotted
Towhees at Roxborough.
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada
On Sat, May 10, 2014 at 5:47 PM, 'Hugh Kingery' via Colorado Birds <
cobirds@googl
I had 2 singing Bullock's Orioles and a B-G Gnatcatcher, several Spotted
Sandpipers, a Snowy Egret plus two drake Green-winged Teals to add to Ben's
list at Bluff Lake when I visited on Friday between 11 am and 1 pm. My
best bird was a Green-tailed Towhee.
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
Olde T
can Avocets on nests and
some other goodies including Great-tailed Grackles (also on CR 48). A very
distant scope view of a Burrowing Owl by the feed lot was probably the
overall favorite of our 9-year-old. All together it was a respectable day
and tons of fun!
Chip Clouse
Olde Town Arvada
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies banding station.
Go visit tomorrow - their LAST day for 2019.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
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On Sun, Nov 3, 2019, 7:33 AM Chuck Aid wrote:
> Hey, guys!
>
> Since we lost Kathy at S&S Optika, does anyone know of a place in the
> metro area that does realignment work
ding
Company in Boulder. If you need an old Zeiss or Leica or Bushnell eyepiece
for an older model we may be able to help you and Kathy will get paid for
it. I'm really the only person that knows about that stuff so you may want
to call ahead to make sure I'm there.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
COBirders can be.
Good luck,
Chip Clouse
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iting their neighborhood in search of visitors from the Pacific
northwest.
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ingle American Pipit working the rocks near the dam spillway. It's a
beautiful day to be socially distant!
Good birding,
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Here is the Cornell link:
http://static.birds.cornell.edu/hofi/recognizing.html
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Golden
On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 10:20 AM Dick Filby wrote:
> Hi Mary Kay
>
> So sorry to hear. Right now, the best action to avoid more infected birds:
>
> Clean all your feeders immedi
aw it... Central Park Effect?
Good (and Safe) birding from my new local patch!
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and Yellow-rumped Warblers in the same area. Good luck if
you find yourself in the area for non-chasing purposes.
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I think maybe "Sawhill Ponds" off 75th might be what he is after.
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Mon, May 25, 2020, 11:10 AM Charles Hundertmark
wrote:
> About midway along trail between Bass Pond and the private pond. Just
> south of the green gate on the west side of the trail
CObirders,
I'm currently looking at at least 17 cavorting with cows on the NORTH side
of 72nd across from Majestic View Park. Park at the park and take the
tunnel under 72nd and look across the ditch to the field with cattle.
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
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Cobirders,
I've seen the posts about flyover flocks but it looks like 2 will spend the
night out on the peninsula under the heron rookery at Tucker Lake. Will
likely still be there in the morning for any early risers. Lots of new
ducks too.
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
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entrance station and check in telling them you are birding.
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Even at 40x through an alpha
scope I would think it difficult to see a diminutive Horned Grebe well from
so far away.
In short, I can't get back out there today and would appreciate comments or
updates from anyone who can, especially if you find a RNGR! I may need to
edit my checklist.
Humbl
The Swarovski dG is also only an 8x25 monocular/camera with the light
gathering exit pupil of a compact binocular yet without depth of field of
binocular vision. Of course the photo would be 2D anyway.
Best,
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Fri, Dec 25, 2020, 1:32 PM wrote:
> ht
t and clear enough for the app to ID it correctly. Front Range
Birding Company (I'm no longer affiliated) was doing a rental program so
you could try before you buy. You will need to call to see if that is
still the case. Might be worth a look for your cousin with color vision
issues, John.
Ch
27;t restricted
to hotspots. There are packs to purchase that open it up to world birds
too. I have no connection to the app developer but am just an extremely
satisfied customer. Check it out!
Chip Clouse
Golden (but currently Idyllwild, CA)
On Wed, Mar 31, 2021, 7:45 PM Kevin Ash wrote:
>
Birdnet and will also get better with time. It only recognizes a
limited number of species currently and I've had it suggest crazy things
way out of range. Eventually it will be amazing and I'm already impressed.
Chip Clouse
Erie, CO
On Sat, Jul 10, 2021, 12:37 PM Gary Brower wrote:
The juvenile kittiwake is flying around a bit but seems to include the
booms at the marina in its rounds. Year bird #649!
Good birding,
Chip Clouse
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I noticed an abundance on my Dunkley Pass BBS route in the Flat Tops last
week and even more Swainson's Thrushes than normal too. My Gold Hill 2 BBS
route around Ward and Jamestown had the normal amount too. Must be a
southern phenomenon.
Good Birding,
Chip Clouse
Currently Denver, CO but lo
in MT
and in AK.
I'm one of those birders that hasn't managed to find a huge flock this
year. I've had a total of 6 in a mixed flock in junipers near Marston Lake
a couple days ago after at least 6 visits to the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt. I
keep looking...
Good Birding,
Chip Clouse
Lakewo
And this may explain my bad luck at the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt since I was
usually looking in the late afternoon after working and while walking the
dog. They were probably all headed to their evening roosts by the time I
arrived.
Good Birding,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Wed, Feb 1, 2023, 7:42 AM
the tune of
28 spp. so far. More trail to walk...
Good Birding,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
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Hulled sunflower gives higher caloric value for less work as it doesn't
have to be cracked to be eaten. I think your birds have just gotten
smarter, that's all.
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Mon, May 29, 2023, 2:13 PM Jim Tyler wrote:
> Birders -
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> I’ve noticed a change
od Birding,
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II Ponderosa birds I get on my BBS routes.
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sat, Jun 17, 2023, 8:49 AM Doug Ward wrote:
> Back in Colorado for a couple of weeks (BBS season) and was very surprised
> to have a nice sized flock (10-12) of RED CROSSBILLs fly over our place
> (Athma
And I was recently birding in the foothills where I watched a Red-tailed
hawk flyover calling repeatedly. Merlin ID'd it as a Steller's Jay! Is that
the opposite of mimicry?
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 7:46 PM Ajit Antony wrote:
> Hi Elena and everyone else
aid, it will get better. I was just
bringing up a scenario as a cautionary tale for those submitting an eBird
checklist followed by comments like "confirmed by Merlin." This is an eBird
reviewer's nightmare.
Cheers and good Birding,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sat, Jun 24, 2023, 1:55 P
Hear! Hear! ... literally!
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Sat, Jun 24, 2023, 5:45 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
> To piggyback on Chip's comment, I agree that Merlin cannot be exclusively
> relied on for ID "confirmation", and in my opinion, at all. That's not to
> say Merlin i
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