Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date:November 14, 2009
e-mail: r...@cfo-link.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 5 am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include (*De
Hello, Birders.
I swung by Cherry Creek Reservoir, Arapahoe County, yesterday afternoon,
Friday, Nov. 13th, during a drive through the Denver metro area. It was stormy,
and there were many birds on the lake. Didn't have a lot of time, but I did see
at least 7 Common Loons, including 1 pale ju
My sis Lauren and I spent the better part of yesterday exploring
Castlewood Canyon in wonderful weather. While we didn't find any
"birds of note" the place was filled with them. The Canyon rim
hosted a slew of Townsend's Solitaires singing nearly non-stop.
Spotted Towhees mewing from every
The Loveland Christmas Bird Count is scheduled for January 1, 2010.
We will complete our day with a compilation dinner catered by my
husband Al at the Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch.
We're looking for folks who love to get out and count birds,
experienced and non alike. Please contact me if you wa
Howdy all,
I was going through some old digiscoping shots and found an odd peep. The shot
was on 22 Aug. 2003 at Smith Res., Costilla Co.
It maybe a Baird's but I have never seen one with a look like this. Any ideas.
The peep with it I think is a Western or Semipalmated for size.
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I am an long passive bird observer interested in taking a more proactive
approach. Can I get some ideas for viewing sites around Lakewood area
within 20 minutes, and what I can expect to see? I'm more interested in
seeing
and photographing than hearing, I am a bird carver too, so always
Cobirders,
I made a stop in Gregory Canyon around noon today while I was in Boulder.
There was no sign or "double chup" sound of the wee beastie, but there is
quite a bit of suitable looking habitat in the area.
Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
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Colorado Field Orn
Cobirders :
While searching in vain for the Jaeger this morning at Chatfield , I
did find a first winter Red-throated Loon in the eastern part of the
reservoir , visible from the sand spit. Other birds of note Common Loon ,
American
Pipit , Common Goldeneye , Lesser Scaup . As I left a
Today's Arkansas Valley Audubon field trip to Pueblo Reservoir found a
PARASITIC JAEGER. The bird looks like the Chatfield Reservoir bird (thanks
Joey and Glenn and all for sending it down here!!). The bird seemed to like
the eastern part of the reservoir, first from Sailboard launching area,
I am posting for Tim Smart. Today Tim found 1, Marsh Wren and 1, TREE SWALLOW
at Plaster pond/reservoir, in Broomfield county. There are also many puddle
ducks and diving ducks at the pond.
Good Birding
Tina Jones
littleton, jefferson county,CO
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I am really behind on posting and uploading photos to my blog. Earlier this
week a Black Phoebe visited as my friend's place just east of Canon City,
the location where many Black Phoebes have visited, foraged and bred.
Though the photos I got of the bird were not the best due to the lack of
light
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