Re: [nfc-l] Chipping Sparrows, eastern Boulder County, Colorado

2013-07-20 Thread Kenneth V. Rosenberg 
There's definitely some mid- summer shuffling going on, as I've had singing 
Wood thrush, Veery, Brown Thrasher, and Scarlet Tanager in new places this past 
week. Fascinating to think they disperse a night between broods. Meanwhile 
Yellow Warblers zeeping everywhere- should be a mass exodus tonight.

Ken, in Ithaca NY

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On Jul 20, 2013, at 10:24 AM, "Jeff Wells" 
mailto:jeffwe...@borealbirds.org>> wrote:

And I heard a Wood Thrush overhead around 10 PM a few nights ago here in 
Gardiner, Maine

Jeff Wells

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On Jul 20, 2013, at 4:44 AM, "Ted Floyd" 
mailto:tfl...@aba.org>> wrote:

Hello, everybody.

A quick check-in here from somewhere other than the Cayuga Basin...  :-)

Chipping Sparrows are moving over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, USA, in 
the 2am hour right now, Saturday, July 20th. We believe that these are birds 
bailing on their mountain breeding grounds for literally greener pastures in 
eastern Colorado and western Kansas, where they molt. Regardless, it's an 
annual phenomenon, beginning in mid-July (first nighttime detection this year 
for me was July 16th), in the night skies over the Denver metro area, and it's 
fascinating to witness.

Ted Floyd
tfl...@aba.org
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
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Re: [nfc-l] Chipping Sparrows, eastern Boulder County, Colorado

2013-07-20 Thread Jeff Wells 
And I heard a Wood Thrush overhead around 10 PM a few nights ago here in 
Gardiner, Maine

Jeff Wells

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On Jul 20, 2013, at 4:44 AM, "Ted Floyd" 
mailto:tfl...@aba.org>> wrote:

Hello, everybody.

A quick check-in here from somewhere other than the Cayuga Basin...  :-)

Chipping Sparrows are moving over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, USA, in 
the 2am hour right now, Saturday, July 20th. We believe that these are birds 
bailing on their mountain breeding grounds for literally greener pastures in 
eastern Colorado and western Kansas, where they molt. Regardless, it's an 
annual phenomenon, beginning in mid-July (first nighttime detection this year 
for me was July 16th), in the night skies over the Denver metro area, and it's 
fascinating to witness.

Ted Floyd
tfl...@aba.org
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
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[nfc-l] Chipping Sparrows, eastern Boulder County, Colorado

2013-07-20 Thread Ted Floyd 
Hello, everybody.

A quick check-in here from somewhere other than the Cayuga Basin...  :-)

Chipping Sparrows are moving over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, USA,
in the 2am hour right now, Saturday, July 20th. We believe that these are
birds bailing on their mountain breeding grounds for literally greener
pastures in eastern Colorado and western Kansas, where they molt.
Regardless, it's an annual phenomenon, beginning in mid-July (first
nighttime detection this year for me was July 16th), in the night skies
over the Denver metro area, and it's fascinating to witness.

Ted Floyd
tfl...@aba.org
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado

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