Thank you for the quick replies on directions to Red Rocks. I thought I'd pop
up there tomorrow since it's a holiday.
Christine Bucher
Colorado Springs, CO
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How does one get to Red Rocks from Colorado Springs?
Thank you!
Christine Bucher
Colorado Springs, Co
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On Jan 16, 2011, at 7:27 AM, Lisa Edwards wrote:
> All,
> The Rosy Finches are at Red Rocks again this morning.
>
> Lisa Edwards
> Palmer Lake
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> Steve wrote:
This morning, Tom Pollock and I headed west of Sedalia looking for Three-toed
Woodpeckers. After an extensive search, we were able to locate a gorgeous
male. The woods were very quiet, with only a couple of Mountain Chickadees,
two Townsend's Solitaire, and the Three-toed Woodpecker. On the w
Spent a couple of hours birding this morning, mostly in the Green Mountain Res.
area (Summit County). Highlight was 2 imm. Golden Eagles (est. 2-3 yr
juveniles based on feather pattern and coloration of underwings and body) seen
together above Blue River cliffs just below dam. One landed at t
Birders,
Prior to getting the shrike in El Paso County, we stopped at Lake Pueblo to
see what we could. From the visitors center, the overlook above the south
marina and the marina itself, we had:
Common Loon - 2
Horned Grebes
Eared Grebes
Western Grebes
Pied-billed Grebes
Bufflehead - many
Birders,
Today during the return drive from La Veta, Tammy spotted a Northern Shrike
sitting on the wires on the east side of I 25 at about mile marker 155
between Interquest Pkwy and Old Northgate Road.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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Hi CoBird Enthusiasts,
There is a peculiar House Finch that has been frequenting our feeding
station this winter. After consulting with Donald Beltz, I've learned
that the condition is called Leucistic or Leucism. This is having
partial white pigmentation without being completely albino. I'm
re
Cobirders,
The Pine Warbler continues at the previous described location in Fountain
Creek Regional Park just south of Colorado Springs in El Paso County.
Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
(thanks, JK!)
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Subj: eBird Report - South Platte River (Adams Co.)--88th Ave. , 1/15/11
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Observation d
I did a quick tour of Raptor Alley in between NFL games. Photos below
including Long-eared Owl.
20 Photos:
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo
Trip:
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/events/nunn-guy-birding-tripraptor
Thanks
Gary Lefko
http://Coloradobirder.ning.com/ -- Home of the "Nunn Guy"
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This story is too coincidental to be believed - but here goes anyway. My
wife and I are driving from Woodland Park, along Hwy 24 (down Ute Pass) to
Colorado Springs. This time of year, the leaves are off the many narrow-leaf
cottonwoods that line the middle of the pass that drops about 1,200' betwe
Hi all,
A short drive around the neighbourhood before the threatened snowstorm
revealed a few nice birds this Sunday lunchtime.. best were
7 Hooded Mergansers (Ranch at Roaring Fork)
11 Barrow's Goldeneyes on Roaring Fork river - viewed by looking downstream
from the CR100 (Catherine Store
Just a note to confirm the little troop of Acorn Woodpeckers soldier on along
upper Meadow Road in Rafter J sub-division above Durango in La Plata County.
We observed one sunning itself in a tall ponderosa snag on the south side of
the valley a few hundred yards downhill from where the pavement
All,
The Rosy Finches are at Red Rocks again this morning.
Lisa Edwards
Palmer Lake
Steve wrote:
>Cobirders,
>
>A flock of 85 or so, including all three spp, of Rosy-Finches appeared
>at 7:20 this morning and continue at this point. The Harris and
>Golden-crowned Sparrows, Curve-billed Thrashe
Hello, Birders.
The gull flock at Valmont Reservoir was immense late yesterday afternoon,
Saturday, Jan. 15th. It was also, alas, quite distant. But one (somewhat) close
(it's all relative--still hundreds of feet away) gull was intriguing. It was a
large gull, just about the size of a Herring
Date: 16 January 2011
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