Date: March 30, 2011
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 5 am,
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From: Virginia Simmons vsimmon...@netzero.net
To: cobi...@goolegroups.com, w...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [wsbn] Horned Grebes, SLV
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2011 12:03:12 GMT
Horned Grebe is in my personal records for Costilla County and Rio Grande
County.
Just got my FOS band-tailed pigeon at my feeder!
Loads of juncos of all races except white-winged. None of those since last
week's appearance.
Jeff J Jones
( mailto:jjo...@jonestc.com jjo...@jonestc.com)
Teller County - 8500' - Montane Woodlands
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Met Michael Kiessig at the Red Rocks Trading post feeders this
morning. He reported seeing both the Golden-crowned Sparrow and White-
throated Sparrow early this morning. Yesterday in early a.m. I saw
both the Harris's Sparrow and Curve-billed Thrasher at the feeders.
The pair of
Draining and dredging of Marston Lake's west side has improved gull viewing
opportunities.
Visible from the elevated levee near the intersection of (Old) S. Wadsworth
Blvd, S. Upham Ct. and S. Webster Ct. is a new loafing area used by gulls
throughout the day.
This morning it hosted an imm.
A pair of burrowing owls were seen on 3/29/11 on the Rattlesnake Hill
tour route. An owl was seen there on three days the first week of
December, 2010. No one on this listserv has reported any in the state
in 2011. So, the question: Did this pair escape detection for the
rest of the winter, are
Hi COBirders,
A few migrants today- female Cooper's Hawk, and two FOS Am Kestrels.
No swifts today, and the local Redtails were mostly perched. Did see the local
Prairie Falcon flying down in one of the valleys.
Not great soaring, I guess.
Also my favorite incongruous spring sight - a Canada
Mindy and all,
Burrowing Owls, the first one one on Monday, 28 March, and then two the
following day, are being seen at Pueblo Reservoir (Pueblo County) near the
north entrance station where they have nested in past years. I'm not sure what
the arrival date for last year was, but this does
Multiple owls continue to appear nightly (of late) and impress (and
are quite photogenic)! Weld CR 48 on southside of Latham Reservoir
south of Greeley.
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo/albums/latham-reservoir-shorteared
Thanks
Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com
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On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 11:38 AM, Mindy mindy_hetr...@fws.gov wrote:
A pair of burrowing owls were seen on 3/29/11 on the Rattlesnake Hill
tour route. An owl was seen there on three days the first week of
December, 2010. No one on this listserv has reported any in the state
in 2011. So, the
Greetings All
I have posted my photos of the Walden Ponds GW Teal x American Wigeon hybrid to
the Hybrid Bird website (an excellent website) at
http://www.flickr.com/groups/hybridbirds/
More photos of other birds may be posted at any time, but currently the first 6
pics are of the Walden
Jim Hamm on Monday afternoon had a good assortment - my FOY green wing teal,
greater (and a lesser) yellowlegs, long bill dowitcher, avocets. There was a
Bonaparte's Gull (still in winter plumage) mixed in with the ring bills for
variety, but I saw one of those last week. Union Reservoir had
Hi folks,
A couple friends and I will be birding Colorado from April 2-9 and,
despite our best researching efforts, we have some questions regarding
a few species.
- We won't have the time to get to Cottonwood Canyon and may not get
all the way west to Fruitgrowers, so we're looking for Lewis's
On 3/29 I went west of Fort Collins, first to Watson Lake to see if
White-throated Swifts have returned to northern CO (apparently they haven't)
and then into Rist Canyon (Larimer CR52E about 1.5 miles west of CR27E)
checking on Mountain Pine Beetle development in Ponderosa Pine (in short, a
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