Cobirders,
I think that there are only eight or so records of this species in the state
going back to 1945, with half of those sightings dating back to 2000.
Still, despite the fairly recent uptick in sightings, this is a good bird
for the state and might be worth a scenic drive out to Burlington
Hello!
I'm still an amateur to birding and wanted some input. A few weeks ago
I saw this bird near our backyard, flitting between a few of our
neighbor's trees and harassing a Robin. I didn't have my camera at the
time and originally, actually mistook it for a Robin giving its tail
flitting when i
COBirders,
Thanks to Leon Bright for sending me the pic of the American Woodcock in
Burlington. The photo can be seen here:
http://www.pbase.com/image/140003813
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Rachel Hopper
Ft. Collins
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Hi Birders
I relocated an American Dipper east of the Lowell Blv'd bridge (Adams
CO.) today at 4:20 p.m. I went down the bike path until I could look
down stream over the check dam. It flew downstream and I was not able
to relocate it. A Great Horned Owl was near the bridge carrying the
bike path o
The Redpoll has not been since this first posting. A Sharp-shinned
Hawk that
was hanging around the yard yesterday afternoon probably didn't help
matters.
The picture that I got through the kitchen window is embedded in my
ebird checklist;
not a great picture but enough to ID the bird.
jack harlan
Hi
At Cherry Cherry SP I saw a distant 1st winter California Gull. Rarely have I
seen that age California Gull this late in the season, the predominate age
being adult. Since I'm not as active at hitting all the reservoirs and lakes as
some, I was wondering if others have had the same experien
Glenn Walbek and I saw two Rusty Blackbirds this morning at about 9:30 east
from the end of the Plum Creek Delta at more or less the previously described
spot. Seeing them required some patience.
Bob Brown
Highlands Ranch
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Hi cobirders;
Day after the October 26 snow. I got the first ever Pinyon Jays (2)
seen here in over 50 years. They stopped in the chokecherry
by the kitchen window and flew to the Russian Olive and gone.
On October 30 the first Western Scrub Jay in many years and it has
returned many days
COBirders,
Yesterday afternoon Stan Murphy of Burlington sent me his photo, asking for
an I.D. I have sent a copy of his photograph of an American Woodcock to
Rachel Hopper requesting inclusion in CFO's photo gallery on our webpage.
Here is part of the email Stan sent: "I took the picture thi
For anyone interested in the trip to Bhutan, I will have a meeting at
my house at 7pm on Wednesday, November 30.
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The bird I reported yesterday was at my feeder again at 7:30 am, briefly,
then perched in a neighbor's tree for 15 minutes. A good sign that this one
may stick around for a while. I snapped a picture in case documentation is
requested, but I'm not posting the image publicly. This is an easy to
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Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: November 29, 2011
e-mail: rba@cfo-link
phone: 303-659-8750
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