Eric Zorawowicz and I had a male rose-breasted grosbeak and a female hooded
warbler below the CU Field House along Boulder Creek at about 7:30 this
morning. They were near the street address of 2050 Athens St.
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Boulder, CO and Salem, MA
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in the woods all the time, but I just got the
sense this one was assisted. It could've been human-caused as well. At
any rate, if you look for the woodpecker you may be lucky enough to see a
bear in the area as well.
Other than the woodpecker, things were pretty quiet.
David Ely
Boulder, CO
Co birders,
The other very real possibility is common goldeneyes flying up the river
calling. They can sound almost exactly like common nighthawks.
David Ely
Salem, MA
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A brown booby was recently seen in Eastern Nebraska. See below for details.
Definitely falls into the anything is possible category.
David Ely
Salem, MA
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phoebe were about 25 yards upstream from the bridge,
mostly perched on the orange private property fencing on the north side of
the creek.
Overall, nothing nearly as exciting as a Vaux's swift, curlew sandpiper, or
yellow-throated warbler, but it was nice to be out anyway.
David Ely
Boulder, CO
of the creek
near a chain-link enclosure that had a prominent yellow pipe in it. This
is where I first saw and heard the bird singing, but it seemed to move
upstream a bit and further north off the water after my initial sighting.
David Ely
Boulder, CO and Salem, MA
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ago.
This bird was a great milestone for Eric and his Broomfield county life
list will long be unrivaled. Thanks to Eric and Matt for their
contributions and camaraderie over the years.
David Ely
Broomfield and Salem, MA
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Bird present in back pine (of the 3 in row) at 7:30am.
David Ely
Broomfield
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amazement, we counted not 1, not 2, not 3, but 23! ferruginous hawks
sitting in the dog town and along the fenceline. At times 6-8 were visible
in one scope view. In my mind, this was the most amazing observation of
the day and a fitting end as the wind picked up and the sun went down.
David Ely
the banding station and HQ.The great crested
flycatcher banded a day earlier called several times but went unseen. A
few sanderling were the best birds on the lake proper.
Good birding,
David Ely, Broomfield
Steve Mlodinow, Longmont
P.S. Between meetings and appointments today I was able to see
The gyrfalcon is currently perched on a fence post east of Taft Hill Road
about 1/4 mile south of dump entrance. It is about 250 yards east of Taft
eating a prey item. 8:40am
David Ely and Steve Mlodinow
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ight along the wooden fences here. The closest intersection
would be 126th Ave. and Hazel St.
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Broomfield, CO
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While unsuccessfully trying to refind the Broomfield County clay-colored
sparrow at Columbine Meadows Park this afternoon, I had to settle for a
pair of brown thrashers instead. Pictures were added within my ebird
checklist.
David Ely
Broomfield, CO
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 5:53 PM cteuton wrote
I'm currently looking at a brant at Glasser Res./Holy Family Highschool
Res. In Broomfield. Intersection of 144th and Sheridan in NE corner.
Looks like possibly a different bird than the Stearns lake bird.
David Ely
Broomfield
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word out.
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If interested, Matt Hofeditz and I just refound the brant. It is with
cacklers, et. al near the water in flow on the north side.
David Ely
Broomfield
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Hello Cobirders,
I wanted to take a few moments and offer some suggestions on how to better
utilize the ebird tool and have your valuable observations accepted into
the database.
As I'm sure most everyone is aware, Colorado has a team of volunteers that
review ebird data and help validate
3:19 Ani is on south side in thicket 5-8 ft. Upstream from Westerly Creek
Bridge. Across from all the backhoe activities.
On Tue, Sep 10, 2019, 2:00 PM David Tønnessen
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> Last observed around 1:30 about 150-200 m east of Westerly Creek Bridge.
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, to Jason for finding it.
David Ely
Broomfield
On Tue, Sep 10, 2019, 3:22 PM David Ely wrote:
> 3:19 Ani is on south side in thicket 5-8 ft. Upstream from Westerly Creek
> Bridge. Across from all the backhoe activities.
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