Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: April 15, 2012
e-mail: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
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Me brother photographed this bird yesterday and was wondering exactly what
it was. Any guesses?
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/70292490
Thanks :)
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Boulder, CO
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And as I scroll through his pics, it looks as though he may have taken it
in NJ or NYC. I thought he had taken it here. There is a better shot of a
group of these birds in his pics. Thanks again.
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Boulder, CO
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This is a Brant, about 1 years old probably.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins
From: Julia Bond
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Subject: [cobirds] Canada Goose X
And as I scroll through his pics, it looks as though he may have taken it in NJ
or NYC. I thought he had
Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 14, 2012
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black Vulture0
Good Morning,
When I arrived at the Red Rocks feeders this morning Art Hudak was
there and had already put seed out. In the hour plus that we watched,
we saw the Golden-crowned Sparrow once - the Slate-colored Fox Sparrow
did not appear.
This was a real surprise as the Fox sparrow was
All,
Yesterday my family and I decided to go out to Dixon Reservoir for
spring migrants. Nothing much besides an early Lincoln's Sparrow
originally found by Brad Biggerstaff. We then headed out to the
grasslands and Crow Valley Campground. Not many birds but I am sad to
say a tree with a cavity
The Fox Sparrow is still present at Red Rocks, and was kind enough to show
itself on the bottom feeder 15 seconds after I arrived.
Regards
-Greg Pasquariello
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Been doing some quick surveys around the Boulder area the
last few days. Here's a list of new arivals, and some spring nesting
activity:
W/S - Walden Sawhills complex
Teller Lake 1 - TL1
Teller Lake 5 - TL5
WR - White Rocks Trail
BMP - Boulder Mt Park
BC - Boulder County
Hello all,
Early Sunday afternoon there were 12 Snowy Egrets in Garland Park, on Holly
just north of Cherry Creek in southeast Denver Co.
Bob Andrews
Englewood
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At about 1PM today there was a flock of about 10 White-faced Ibis in the
(flooded) Cottonwood Marsh Wetlands area. Visible from the Belleview Ave
side, or by parking at the Cottonwood Marsh trailhead and walking in toward
the west side. Also a large (about 200 birds) mixed flock of swallows over
Sorry for the late post, but Bob just reminded me! Mary and I stopped at
Duck and Ferni Lakes after the DFO board meeting at DMNS on Wed. Trees on
the island in Duck L were full of nesting Double-crested Cormorants. Dozens
of Snowy Egrets were on the little island in Ferni L and flying to feed
A word about the DFO Rookeries Field Trip on April 19 meeting at 9am at the
Parker North Water Sanitation Water Reclamation Facility, 18100 E Woodman Dr,
Parker. You must be on south-bound Parker Rd to turn into Woodman Dr, the
first stop light north of C-470. On this trip you will see the
Several times recently while driving past 120th and Federal in
Westminster, we thought we saw an owl in the trees on the southwest
corner. Today, I was able to slow down and get a better look. I
definitely see the familiar outline of a Great Horned Owl on one of
the nests. The traffic is very
Marston is pretty high water wise, with just a few mudbanks. There were a few
new birds since looking at the lake the other day.1, pair of Greater Scaup,
along with many Lesser Scaupmany, many, Violet-green and Tree swallowsWestern
Grebe and Horned GrebeAmerican White
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