[cobirds] New Yard Birds

[Kelly Ormesher]

Three weeks ago, my husband and I made the move from Colorado to Missouri. 
During the ten years we lived in Longmont, I had a life list of 91 birds 
for our home. I am missing my morning coffee on the back patio where we 
would listen and watch as birds visited our garden and made flyovers on 
their way to Union Reservoir and various ponds. Migration always brought 
some new visitors which were wonderful to experience.

Blue Jays, European Starlings, House Sparrows, and Eurasian-collared Doves 
are also regular visitors here. Red-bellied and Red-headed Woodpeckers have 
replaced visits from Downy Woodpeckers and Northern Flickers. Ruby-throated 
Hummingbirds and Northern Cardinals are abundant at my feeders. Sunrise and 
sunset flights by Chimney Swifts are a nice daily addition.

New migrants are arriving and I'm looking forward to exploring and 
branching out as we settle into our new home on Stockton Lake. Colorado 
calls to me and I know I will return a couple of times a year to visit and 
bird my favorite areas.

Cheers,
Kelly Ormesher
Greenfield, MO


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[cobirds] Crow Valley Campground

[KELLY ORMESHER]

With the return of the wet, cool weather I decided to head back to Crow Valley. 
Lots of bird activity this morning starting with a large mixed flock of 
sparrows at the entrance. There were also a substantial number of House Wrens, 
Orange-crowned Warblers, and Spotted Towhees. I counted 14 SPTO in foraging in 
one sport along the Crow Creek.

The Ash-throated Flycatcher continues in the trees to the west side of the 
group site. It stays pretty high in the trees.

Two nice finds this morning were a male Common Yellow Throat and Plumbeous 
Vireo.

Kelly Ormesher
Longmont

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[cobirds] Weld County Birds

[KELLY ORMESHER]

Hi All,

Today I headed out to Weld County on a rainy/snowy and windy day. In one week, 
there's a noticeable increase in birds.  The Lark Buntings, Lark Sparrows, and 
Bullock's Orioles have returned.  Interestingly, as I drove a stretch along 
CR89, I noticed three Swainson's Hawks in less than 1/4 mile that were all 
standing on the ground, tucked in behind yucca plants getting some protection 
from the wind and rain.

At Crow Valley, I encountered an Ash-throated Flycatcher along Crow Creek south 
of the group picnic area. I also found a Least Flycatcher in the Yellow Current 
shrubs along with three Blue-gray Gnatcatchers. An Eastern Bluebird has 
returned along with a Brown Thrasher.

Norma's Grove had at least seven Swainson's Thrushes and a great variety of 
sparrows.

Happy birding,
Kelly Ormesher
Longmont

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[cobirds] Yellow- throated Warbler

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Still at Willow Creek at 3:10 in the pines along concrete walkway.

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[cobirds] Pine Warbler

[Kelly Ormesher]

On my home from birding in Pueblo yesterday, I stopped at Chico Basin 
Ranch. I ran into a couple of other birders who told me about the Pine 
Warbler hanging out at Rose Pond. It's a male foraging along the south 
shore. About 8 birders arrived as I was leaving. Hopefully, it continues 
today.

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[cobirds] Re: Slaty-backed Gull Larimer (Update)

[Kelly Ormesher]

I also heard that the Slaty-backed Gull was located again this evening on 
the south end of the lake.

On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 5:33:23 PM UTC-6 Kelly Ormesher wrote:

> I was there and saw the Slaty-backed Gull  with a mixed group of gulls on 
> the ice around noon.  There was also a couple of early American Avocets at 
> the north end.
>
> Kelly Ormesher
> Longmont
>
> On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 9:29:33 AM UTC-6 Dave Cameron wrote:
>
>> Has anyone gotten up there and on the bird this morning?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Dave Cameron
>> Denver
>>
>> On Sunday, March 20, 2022 at 5:37:45 PM UTC-6 Nick Komar wrote:
>>
>>> Slaty-backed Gull is currently resting on ice at south end of lake. (Red 
>>> pin). Distant but good views from southwest shoreline. 
>>>
>>> Nick Komar 
>>> Fort Collins CO 
>>>
>>>
>>>
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[cobirds] Re: Slaty-backed Gull Larimer (Update)

[Kelly Ormesher]

I was there and saw the Slaty-backed Gull  with a mixed group of gulls on 
the ice around noon.  There was also a couple of early American Avocets at 
the north end.

Kelly Ormesher
Longmont

On Monday, March 21, 2022 at 9:29:33 AM UTC-6 Dave Cameron wrote:

> Has anyone gotten up there and on the bird this morning?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave Cameron
> Denver
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> On Sunday, March 20, 2022 at 5:37:45 PM UTC-6 Nick Komar wrote:
>
>> Slaty-backed Gull is currently resting on ice at south end of lake. (Red 
>> pin). Distant but good views from southwest shoreline. 
>>
>> Nick Komar
>> Fort Collins CO
>>
>>
>>
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[cobirds] Re: A situation (Boulder)

[KELLY ORMESHER]

Hi David,

I often walk Old Saint Vrain Road to enjoy the birds and beauty. I was there 
yesterday afternoon and was surprised not only by the number of people, but all 
the cars parked along both sides of the road. This has not been my experience 
in the past and I decided to move on. The group was a mix of birders and 
photographers. As I left, a local officer was arriving, so someone did call 
from the neighborhood.

Although this is a popular spot, the people I meet are usually friendly and 
respectful to property and wildlife.  As I've already mentioned, this was the 
first experience of this kind and like Eric, I love this location and would 
also hate to see the loss of access.

Kelly

Kelly Ormesher
Longmont



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LEATHERMAN 
Sent: Thursday, March 3, 2022 11:42 AM
To: COBIRDS 
Subject: [cobirds] A situation (Boulder)

It has come to my attention that photographers, some of whom may be birders, 
are causing a problem west of Lyons in their lust for a pygmy-owl.  At the risk 
of pissing some of you off, and causing even more people to seek this bird by 
publicizing it, I ask for restraint.  The person who called me is not a birder 
but a guy I used to work with who knows I am into birds.  He owns property 
bordering Route 7 w of town where he says 16 cars full of loud-talking people 
pointing big cameras, rutting the right-of-way that he maintains are back again 
today, the way they have been in numbers for days (weeks?).  He is upset and I 
don't blame him.  He says that whoever these people are, they don't really care 
about the bird, that they act very entitled, that this is all just about 
getting the photo and social.  In short these sorts of situations give birders 
a black eye and they are becoming more commonplace.  If anyone reading this 
knows about the situation first hand, has been there, has a comment or rebuttal 
I can pass on to my friend, I am all ears.  My friend hasn't called the sheriff 
yet but is about to and it makes me sad to think "we" might have caused a 
reasonable person with deep sentiments for conservation and the natural world 
to be so upset.

Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins

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[cobirds] Surprise Visit

[Kelly Ormesher]

Good morning,

While enjoying my morning watching the birds visit the feeders, I had a 
surprise visit from a very late Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle). The female 
arrived with a large flock of mixed birds for a brief visit before flying 
off. With my bins, I could clearly see her bright yellow side patches and 
rump, streaking on the flanks, and pale throat. I was hoping she would stay 
around long enough to take a photo. 

Cheers,
Kelly Ormesher

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[cobirds] Birding With Grandkids

[Kelly Ormesher]

Apologies for the YCNH reported today. I took my grandkids for a walk along 
the South Platte River around 88th and we birding along the way, that is I 
was birding along the way.  I was definitely keeping better track of the 
kids than I was keeping track of selecting the right species, which were 
BCNH. Thanks to Kathy Holland for shooting me a message about the mistake!

It was a beautiful day and we enjoyed the walk. My six year old grandson is 
interested in birds and it's never to soon to share the love of birding.

Cheers,
Kelly Ormesher

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[cobirds] Tennessee Warbler

[KELLY ORMESHER]

This afternoon (4:15ish) while looking for the Black-throated Green Warbler, 
Adrian Lakin and I saw a Tennessee Warbler. The bird was in the block to the 
northeast side of the cemetery. Adrian first spotted the bird in the Honey 
Locust tree behind the chicken pen on the south side of the north alley. We got 
good looks before the bird flew south from us to the giant beech tree in the 
middle of the block. We were unable to relocate the bird.

Adrian also got to see the Black-throated Green, but unfortunately, I missed it.

Kelly

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[cobirds] Laughing Gull

[KELLY ORMESHER]

Ken Wat, Buzz Schaumberg, and I found a Laughing Gull at Pelican Point in 
Cherry Creek SP this morning. We believe this could be the same bird found by 
Alison Kondler earlier this week. Photos taken.

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[cobirds] Little Blue Heron

[KELLY ORMESHER]

I spotted a Little Blue Heron on my way into Jackson Lake SP in Morgan County this morning. It was located in the Andrink Pond on the left side of the road immediately after crossing the inlet canal. My husband and I got great looks. It was hunting along with a GBHE, SNEG, and GREG. Unfortunately, the only photo I took was with my phone as I forgot my photo card at home. I have seen this bird many times, but this was my first in Colorado.Kelly OrmesherWeld County 



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RE: [cobirds] Roads at Chico ranch El Paso county

[KELLY ORMESHER]

I was there yesterday and the roads were fine.



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 Original message 
From: Diana Beatty 
Date: 9/5/21 7:10 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: linda hodges 
Cc: Bill Kosar , Colorado Birds 
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Roads at Chico ranch El Paso county

I was there on Saturday and same as Linda said - a few puddles but otherwise 
fine.  I think we saw a road grader out there, too, so they may have worked on 
some of them on Saturday, not sure.  But they were in pretty good condition as 
far as Rose's Pond - didn't go past that.

Diana. Beatty
El Paso County

On Sun, Sep 5, 2021 at 4:49 PM linda hodges 
mailto:hikerhod...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Sorry to be so late with this, Bill. When I was there on Friday, there were a 
couple of road puddles which made it necessary to veer off the road 
momentarily, but otherwise it was fine.


Linda Hodges




On Sat, Sep 4, 2021 at 9:26 AM Bill Kosar 
mailto:bill_ko...@msn.com>> wrote:
Does anyone know the current road conditions at Chico? We plan to go out Sunday 
to do some birding but I don't know if the heavy rains we have recently had 
(1.75 inches in Colorado Springs in the last 2 days) are a problem wrt ranch 
roads.

tx

Bill

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