Thursday afternoon we found a long-tailed duck and several Barrows golden-eye
on the reservoir on the west side of the South Platte just south of 88th
Street. Another Barrows was on the South Platte near the observation platform.
While leaving (driving east on 88th) we found a mute swan
Hello CO Birders,
In April mid-late I will be leading a trip for a local birding tour company and
wanted to ask a couple of questions about locations:
* The furthest south we'll be is in Granada so unfortunately we won't be
in the Comanche NG; can you please suggest good locations in the
We were just giddy with excitement as we watched a flock of about 20 snow
geese flying due north over Gunbarrel in North Boulder. This occured around
8:10am!! What a beautiful way to start a sunny Friday!! There color was so
white against the blue sky (with their black wing tips!)
:) Julia
Quite a lot of interest in this PO posting.
The little town on Jeffco Road 126 is Pine. It's the back way between
Woodland Park and US 285. Brynmar Road is a little to the South of Pine.
Pine only has a few roads.
The best way to see an immediate location is to copy and paste the latitude
and
An Eastern Winter Wren (my opinion based on its song) is still present near
the trail (known as the tree bridge trail) that starts at the northwest
corner of the fenced area of private land that you see to the south just
after you cross the bridge from the parking lot at Prospect Park. The wood
The following are highlights of my visit so far:
Great-tailed Grackle (VERY loud flock of at least 250) s of Riverside
Cemetery, Maple St., Lamar
Townsend's Solitaire (1) Fairmount Cemetery
Brewer's Blackbird (couple flocks) e of Walmart by the feedlot, and on Prowers
CR13 at MM
Greetings to all of you wonderful birding people!
Contrary to popular belief, I am actually the last person in Colorado
to see the Snowy Owl. I'm sure of it! I will be headed down tomorrow
(2/6) to try and catch a fleeting glimpse of this magnificent
creature. I feel like I've already seen the
