COBirders,
In today's Pueblo Chieftain, page 5A, is a full-page coverage of Southern
Colorado water and wildlife conservation featuring Arkansas Valley Audubon
and Audubon Colorado Conservation Chair, SeEtta Moss, a frequent contributor
to COBirds. For those of you who don't have access to
I was finally able to bring myself, my scope, and the female/imm. Black
Scoter into alignment this morning at Baseline Res. The bird was in the NE
area of the reservoir, up towards the remaining ice, but best visible from
the SW corner along Cherryvale Rd when I was scanning at about 10:30. The
Thanks to Glenn Walbek, We were able to find the winter wren found on the CBC
at
Chatfield state park. The wren was on the douglas county side below the dam. We
were able to get some photos of the wren. The photos can be seen on my Flickr
site below.
Also there were 2 juv Glaucous Gulls and a
I've got what appears to be an immature male Bullock's still visiting my
feeders. One dark photo made my heart jump as it appeared to be a Streak-backed
- but it wasn't.
Darn.
It's very sneaky - I've been watching my feeders intently and still have only
seen it once! I love my WingScapes
Hello, Birders.
I've added a new bird to my Boulder County list:
http://blog.aba.org/2010/12/fuzzy-math.html
(Warning: The preceding isn't suitable for too-literal readers.)
Merry Christmas, y'all!
Ted Floyd
tedfloy...@hotmail.com
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
Joe Roller and I went down to Fountain Creek Park to look for the
reported Pine Warbler and Winter Wren.
Both were successfully refound today.
Pine Warbler was 1st found 20 yards from the parking lot ( north end of
the park) along the river, and refound again 100 yards south on the
trails.
We had THREE Ferruginous Hawks in driveway this morning competing over
fresh rabbit roadkill. Pretty neat, photos here:
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo
Not as good as last year where we had SEVEN of them fighting over
prairie dog kills down the road from house on a Raptor Alley trip.
