Hello, Birders.
If you're looking for rare gulls in Boulder County, Panama Reservoir is the
place to be these days.
Yesterday afternoon, Sunday, March 11th, in nice flat light, I saw 2 or 3
adult Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 2 end-of-first-cycle Lesser Black-backed
Gulls, 2 adult Thayer's
Hi All,
A young man named Jay and I watched the Golden-crowned Sparrow put
in an appearance under the platform feeders at the Red Rocks Trading
Post about 8:10 this morning. The number of juncos seems to be
reduced considerably from a week ago. The PS x WW cross was there
early.
While travelling back from San Luis Valley on Sunday, I stopped at a
location where I did an RMBO transect several years back - Brown's Creek,
Chaffee County. It is off Hwy 285 and CR 270. You take it back to the foot
hills east of Antero Peak.
I got out of my car near where the side road to
Hi Cobirders. Most birders get to come across a bird they can't
identify even if they see it well at least a few times in birding.
I have seen quite a few. Friday afternoon I noticed at the feeder
between the Kitchen window and the Choke-cherry tree a
tiny bird about 4 which was all very
I drove west down County Road 16 from Hwy 287 until it dead-ended. From
there, I had a vantage point over Bud Mielke Reservoir and saw a swan on
the west side of the lake that did not appear to be a mute swan.
Unfortunately, I did not have my scope so I could not tell for sure. As I
was leaving,
Yesterday we were visiting friends who live on Ptarmigan Golf Course - in
Fort Collins (east of I-25 / 392) and just north of the edge of the golf
course is, what has become an annual nesting of a pair of Eagles.
They have returned and we watched them in their nest (cottonwood tree) just
north
Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 12, 2012
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black Vulture0
Hi all,
I looked at Coryell Ranch ponds at dusk this evening, hoping to count a
record number of Barrow's Goldeneyes..
Pah.. there were none at 7.25pm, just four Ring-necked Ducks and a Muskrat !
and a backhoe, parked by a big pile of freshly dug dirt next to one of the
ponds..
I headed
Jeff et al.,
This sounds like a remarkable observation, and it far surpasses anything in
my experience, even though I've seen Cassin's Finches in what I thought
were large singing flocks at this time of year (dozens of birds, but still
less than 100). However, the Birds of North America account