Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date:June 1, 2009
e-mail: r...@cfo-link.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, June 1, 2009 at
5 am sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include (*Denotes that there
The birding was lovely yesterday. Jim an d I went out early and took
advantage of early sunshine. We went to Gothic. at 10,000 feet north
of CB.
In the Aspens we saw the cavity nesters in their tree holes. Red-naped
Sapsuckers ,Western Bluebirds, House Wrens and Violet-green Swallows.
ON yesterday's Pawnee field trip we had one Chestnut-sided Warbler behind the
first shelter on your left as you enter the campground, at Crow Valley
Campground. Other than that things were quiet. Still lots of Swainson's Thrushs
around.
Cheers,
Mike Freiberg
Nikon Birding Market Specialist
Boblinks are available at a site where they have been seen for decades in
Doublas County. Drive south through Castlewood Canyon State Park for over
a mile upstream of the old dam. You will see a large ranch house on the left
(the Winkler Ranch, I believe) and on your right look at the
Cobirders,
At around 9:30 a.m. on 6/1/09, I observed an immature-plumaged Neotropic
Cormorant on the south side of Adobe Creek Reservoir. It was perched on
a low snag in the water at the end of the outlet canal road heading
north from the dam.
I got to observe the small size, slender body,
Hello All,
I'm trying to identify a bird sound from up at Lost Creek Wilderness
(East Lost Park area). It is a who, who, who that goes on for about
7-9 times, and is ascending in pitch. It is nocturnal and call comes
from north facing conifer forest. From Sibley's, I think I narrowed
it
I am uncertain how frequently the Baltimore Oriole is seen around
Chatfield State Park, so if it is mundane, please excuse me. I spotted
one along the Platte River, about 100 yards downstream from the
Watterton Rd. Bridge. It was working the top of the cottonwoods just
within the private
Hello, Birders.
I saw a curious sight at Greenlee Preserve, Boulder County, earlier today,
Monday, June 1st. A loudly singing Northern Waterthrush, a late migrant, got
chased away from its song perch by a male Spotted Towhee; and, then, about 15
minutes later, the waterthrush pursued the
I heard an Ovenbird singing again this year just up the hillside to the south
of the gate to Seven Falls in South Cheyenne Canyon Park. There have been
Ovenbirds in this area for many years
Dave
David Elwonger, who roosts at 6200' in Skyway in SW Colorado Springs
On the Pawnee Grasslands, it was a beautiful, mostly overcast, green day for
the start of the summer quarter.
Crow Valley Highlights:
Swainson's Thrush (10+)
Red-breasted Nuthatch (1)
American Robin babies fledged
normal breeding species (except I did not see the Eastern Screech-Owl)
no
Fellow Birders:
Rob Raker and I enjoyed watching 4 Dipper young leave the nest today.
The nest is inside one of the support beams with a rectangular opening
below the footbridge west of Skunk Hollow. Rob had some pictures he
took yesterday and it looked like there might be 4 young. When
The Ovenbirds have returned to Willow Springs Open Space (WSOS) in
good numbers this year. I did my Ovenbird Count using my regular
route on May 28 and counted 21 singing ovenbirds. The DFO field trip
I led on Sat. into WSOS counted 12 ovenbirds and the field trip on
Sunday (cooler
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