Sorry to bother you all with this, I need to clarify something in my SE
Colorado (Otero/Crowley) 4/1 post from yesterday.
I wrote Snowy Plover - 4 at Lake Cheraw -- this beats the early date of April
2nd from the same location a few years back.
I was referring to the early date for the
Date: April 2, 2011
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, April 2, 2011 at 5 am,
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Cobirders,
Thanks for Ted's thorough info on Cranes in San Luis Valley. On March 31
and the morning April 1, Mary and I saw the immense gathering of SANDHILL
CRANES feeding at the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge. Drive south
on State Road 15 from town-center in Monte Vista about 6
Myself and I am sure many other birders support this comment == It
would be nice if there would be something similar for early and late
dates for all the birds in Colorado for the entire state ... :-)
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/
On Apr 2, 3:40 am, Brandon K. Percival
Cobirders,
This morning, I headed to the Higbee area south of La Junta. One of the
blocks I am doing for the Colorado Breeding Bird Atlas II project is the
southeast section of the Higbee 7.5 minute topographic map. While
intrepid birders are well aware of the great birding opportunities near
Hi COBirders,
Excellent flying day here early. Warm, sunny and calm, accompanied by much
soaring, then windy again after 11:00, and sightings diminished.
In addition to soaring birds, it was busy over the foothills with people flying
as well - F-16's, military helicopters, military transports,
About 9 a.m. this morning along the Gem Lake Trail in Rocky Mountain
National Park, about a mile from the Lumpy Ridge trailhead, I heard, then
spotted, a pair of three-toed woodpeckers along with a pair of hairy
woodpeckers thoroughly covering an infested ponderosa pine and a few nearby
pines.
Yesterday while returning from Prowers County, my brother Bill and I decided
to search for some Mountain Plovers in Lincoln Co. We found two pair in the
overgrazed short grass prairie just south of J Rd about 200 yards east of
where it ends at 17 RD. This is west of State Hwy 71. The two pair
Tomorrows BBC First Sunday bird walk at Walden Ponds is variously listed as
starting at 8 or 9 a.m. It starts at 8. We will make some provision for 9
a.m. arrivers. Everyone welcome. Lots of waterfowl sill present.
Pete Plage
Broomfield
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