compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: September 23, 2011
e-mail: rba@cfo-link
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, September 23, 2011
updated at 5:00 am, sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the
Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If you are phoning in a message,
Last night between 6-7 I watched the gulls roosting in the NW corner of
Boulder Res. Besides the numerous Ring-billed Gulls, I spotted two Sabine's
Gull, one Franklin's Gull and one Herring Gull.
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Todd Deininger
Longmont, CO
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Looks like the magic time on Thursday to see the Prothonotary today was
9:30. Three visitors timed it right and arrived soon after we found the
bird a little east of where it has most often been seen. It was just about
20 feet beyond where our new sanctuary fence ends in the River Birch on the
la
I just got a call from John Vanderpoel who is with Peter Gent at the Inlet
Canal area of Prewitt Reservoir in Washington County. John and Peter found a
warbler flock with these species:
Canada
Black and White
Townsend's
Tennessee
Nashville
Orange-crowned
Wilson's
Yellow-rumped
Bill Kaempfer
Bo
This morning at Bear Creek Lake Park (BCLP) had a nice mixed flocks of
10 -20 birds, mostly Yellow-rumped Warblers but with one female
American Redstart as well as several Plumbeous Vireos. The birds were
seen on the north side of Pelican Point and along the Cottonwood Trail
to the cattail
This morning my backyard rocks were visited by a Rock Wren doing deep knee
bends. Better the wren then the rattlesnake which bit my dog last year.
Jennifer Hyypio
Roxborough, CO
Douglas County
May your winds be strong
and your thermals high
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After several days brimming with car-related woes, I made it to Grand
Junction, and we set up the banding station on Wednesday. We have a large
net array with all-new net placements in interesting and potentially
productive spots. However, our first short week of banding was very slow.
The weath
The Prothonotary warbler is still at Matthews- Reeser sanctuary at Estes
Lake. After a long wait I saw it at the eastern most clump of birch where
Gary M reported yesterday. SCORE!!
Cade Cropper
Loveland CO
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Hi COBirders,
Of note today at the Chico Basin Ranch RMBO banding station- a new Hatch-year
Female Magnolia Warbler, and a new Hatch-year Ovenbird.
Other than that there was an influx of Townsend's Solitaires, and more of the
usual suspects. Full banding report to follow.
No Wood Thrush seen t
Sue Schulman and I birded Chatfield this morning and found 3 juv Sabine's
Gulls off the handicapped fishing pier toward the NE. They mostly stayed in
the water. There were many boaters and several water skiers raising havoc
with all the water birds.
Also in the cottonwoods along the south edg
All,
Thanks to Bill Kaempfer for posting earlier. John Vanderpoel and I spent
from 8:30 to 11:15 and 12:30 to 2:15 at the Inlet Canal area of Prewitt
Reservoir in Washington County. In the afternoon we were joined by Joey
Kellner, Dick Schottler and Randy Lentz, which made for a good group. We
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Hi COBirders!
Today's Chico banding summary:
Downy Woodpecker: 2 (first of season)
Red-shafted Flicker: 1 (not our first Flicker, but our first red-shafted
this fall, the other was intergrade)
Western Woodpewee: 2
Dusky Flycatcher: 1
Ruby-crowned Kinglet: 2
Townsend's Solitaire: 4
Hermit Thrush:
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