I have had a very similar looking hybrid goose at my house here in
Littleton for the past week. The size is different, however, because it is at
least as large as the large Canada goose and its legs are fleshy pink. There is
less white on its neck.
I have good pictures of this goose bu
Greetings All,
For those who might be interested, photos of the Blue x Canada/Cackling Geese
from Greeley and photos of one of the Mountain x BC Chickadees from Canon City
can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/36088296@N08/
They constitute the 8 most recently uploaded photos.
Best Wis
I had the opportunity to search for the Pomarine Jaeger late this afternoon
(successfully) at Chatfield Reservoir. A second-cycle Glaucous Gull was still
present also. The highlight however were two pale-bellied (“Atlantic”) Brant in
the southwest corner, feeding on short grass with many America
I just returned from Arizona late this morning, and went over to Valco Ponds in
Pueblo early this afternoon. I looked around in the area where the Eastern
Towhee was seen over the weekend, and didn't see it. Has anyone seen it or
looked for it this week, since Sunday? I'll probably have more
All,
Maggie Boswell and Joyce Takamine were able to refind the dove in it's usual
spot this afternoon, just south of Julesburg.
Lisa Edwards
Palmer Lake, CO
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There is a greenbelt (or at the moment,a tanbelt) on the North side of
Mineral, between Santa Fe and Writer's Vista Park. I saw a dark juv
Harlan's Hawk there about 11:30am today.
Dave Cameron
Denver
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We conducted a Ducks in Winter trip for Audubon on Saturday, November 26th.
We saw an unusual goose in with a flock of Canada Geese. One of the people
who spotted the goose said it was a Greater White-Fronted Goose. Another of
the participants who birds Belmar all the time, disagreed and said
An interesting post by David Sibley (a main skeptic of the IBWO
sightings) about overconfidence in bird identification, and alas a
good lesson in many ways.
http://www.sibleyguides.com/2011/10/overconfidence/
Enjoy,
--Scott
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Longmont, CO
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The american woodcock was seen at approxmently 930 and continuing at the
same site.
Larry Modesitt found the well camouflaged bird near a split rail fence.
Ira Sanders
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Congratulations to Brandon Percival for his Curve-billed Thrasher photograph
from Chico Basin Ranch that won Third Place in the composition category of
the Great Backyard Bird Count photo contest. His image, and others, can be
viewed at:
http://www.birdsource.org/gbbc/2011-photo
An osprey just went cruising east of my back yard, 8:22 AM Weds, Nov. 30.
Heading to the southeast, hopefully in advance of the pending storm.
Coalmine & Wadsworth in Littleton.
--Anne Price
Littleton, Jefferson Co.
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Date: November 30, 2011
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