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Jeremy Winick
Westminster, CO
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I am no expert, but I would surely remember that last year was
incredibly snowy and there was even more snow in probably the end of
June than there is now or has been for weeks. Would that affect things
to be later last year?
Jeremy Winick
Westminster, CO
“What is wanted is not the will to
, and how much is learned is
something I don't know much about, so I will leave that to the
professional biologists/ornithologists.
Jeremy Winick
Westminster, CO
Adams County
“What is wanted is not the will to believe,
but the wish to find out, which is its exact opposite”
... Bertrand Ru
Wren. A few seconds later (with no more
recording calls) it flew back up to perch on the fence less than 10 feet
from us and started to call. Further reference to Sibley showed it
surely to be an immature Rock Wren. What a nice way to start an evening
walk.
Jeremy Winick
Westminster, Adams C
pse due to plague. I don't know
what the effect is on other wildlife - probably fewer raptors hunting
prairie dogs and rabbits.
Jeremy Winick
Bradburn Village
Westminster, CO
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“What is wanted is not the will to believe,
but the wish to find out, which is its exact opposite”
... Bertrand
roof top (steep point of the roof) about 2 feet apart calling to each
other. Not surprisingly I saw no rabbits scurrying about as I usually do
when I go out at night. Hopefully the owls will help control the over
population of the rabbits.
Jeremy Winick
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http://nyti.ms/1fVXvcY
In a debate that is akin to an identity crisis, competitive birding, once seen
as a refuge from the clatter of the modern world, is now debating how much it
should embrace technology.
I thought this article would be of interest to cobirds subscribers.
Jeremy Winick
;t fly
out - just stays above and keeps calling. I tried lowering the door half
way since it kept flying above the door. Any suggestions - it probably
won't last too long - I don't know if it can catch insects that are in the
garage (unfinished garage).
Jeremy Winick
Westminster, Adams
Brant seen 12:50pm amongst large group of white cheeked geese in water.
Then disappeared from my sight in group on ice. Harder to see there.
Jeremy
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Walked around on the sidewalk, Brant is resting on ice with head on his
back about 25 feet from shore with many other geese.
On Mon, Dec 23, 2019, 1:06 PM Jeremy Winick wrote:
> Brant seen 12:50pm amongst large group of white cheeked geese in water.
> Then disappeared from my sight in gr
Do birds have trouble hearing each other in the ever increasing noisy
environment as much as we have problems hearing them? Here is a reference
to an article that discusses some recent findings.
Near Noisy Oil Fields, Lovesick Birds Change Their Tunes
https://nyti.ms/2GmKglA
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