[cobirds] Rufous-backed Robin update

[Brandon]

It sounds like the last sighting for the Rufous-backed Robin at Denny Lake
in Cortez, Montezuma County is Monday 7 February 2022.  Coen and Brenda
couldn't find it on 8 or 9 February 2022.  If it has really departed the
area, it did stay quite awhile for many people to see this amazing first
state record for Colorado. First found on 18 January 2022 by Coen Dexter
and Brenda Wright and seen every day through 7 February 2022.  Congrats
again to them for finding this first state record and helping many people
see it.  Hopefully everyone who saw it has submitted their record on it for
the Colorado Birds Records Committee, so it will be added to the official
Colorado State List.

Brandon K Percival
Pueblo West, CO

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[cobirds] Location info for the Pacific/Winter Wren location in Lakewood

[Carl Bendorf]

Would someone be able to give me some guidance on where to park and where 
to walk to look for the Pacific/Winter Wren that was reported recently?   I 
have the GPS coordinates of the bird's approximate location but I'm 
wondering where do I park and where do I walk to be on the correct side of 
Bear Creek.

Feel free to message me privately.

Thank you,

Carl Bendorf
Longmont

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[cobirds] Thursday, February 10th - Fort Collins Audubon Society hosts Carmen Farmer for “Preble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse in the North Fork of the Poudre River Watershed"

[Andrew Monson]

 *Fort Collins Audubon* invites you to join a *virtual (and in-person watch 
party) program* featuring *Carmen Farmer,* Project Manager for Colorado 
Open Lands. Carmen will be presenting *“Preble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse in 
the North Fork of the Poudre River Watershed" *tomorrow night, Thursday, 
February 10th, 2022; *Announcements at 7:00pm and Program at 7:20pm. *

*Virtual attendees: Enter the following link on your web browser at or 
before 7 p.m. and follow the instructions to join the 
meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82898433255 
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* We will be enabling live closed-captioning for Zoom attendees.*

*In-person attendees: We will host a watch party at the Fort Collins Senior 
Center (1200 Raintree Dr).  Attendees are required to wear a mask.*

”Preble’s meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius preblei) only exists along 
the Front Range of Colorado and southeastern Wyoming. The North Fork of the 
Cache La Poudre River watershed provides good riparian habitat for the 
mouse. The species was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species 
Act in 1998. Learn about efforts by private landowners along with local, 
state and federal land managers to help manage and enhance habit for this 
species. This presentation outlines some of the voluntary measures 
landowners are incorporating, ranging from riparian restoration efforts to 
the implementation of conservation easements. 

Carmen Farmer is the Project Manager for Colorado Open Lands, a statewide 
land trust that holds easements on over 600,00 acres. Based in Fort 
Collins, Carmen overseas conservation easements for the Northern Front 
Range and Lower South Platte Basin." 
Andrew Monson
PR Chair, FCAS
Fort Collins, CO

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