COBirders,
SORA, or Searchable Ornithological Research Archive, now includes content
of all 1973-2008 issues of North American Birds (formerly Nat'l Audubon's
American Birding and ABA's Field Notes). Although you should subscribe
to ABA's North American Birds to read the excellent accounts of t
At least one (male) Least Bittern made several satisfying flight appearances at
the Cottonwood Hollow (Artist's Point pond) site this am. It flew N above the
easternmost cattails from the SE corner to about 1/3 of the way to the display
board from the S end at 8:30 am. A few minutes later, it fl
Hi all:
I have posted the answer to last week's Mr. Bill Mystery Quiz.? Also, due to
work constraints, I will probably not be able to post the answer to the current
quiz until next weekend.
Enjoy,
Tony Leukering
Villas, NJ
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Colorado County
I cobirders. I found the Red-necked Loon I think. Went in on the
Wadsworth side worked way down to W.Layton
to end at wood fenced Bird Sanctuary from there you could scope the
south expanse of Marston.
The loon I saw suspected as a Red-necked seem to fit an Arctic non-
breeder doubt if it is
I made a trip to the Lower Arkansas Valley on Wednesday, a great day to take
advantage of this unusually cool weather. However, a number of severe
thunderstorms also traveled through this area so my birding route was
contingent on being able to drive around the 6-7 storms I worked to avoid
after
