HI Gary,
Several years ago, a group of ladies from Platte and Prairie Audubon
provided a regular column to the Greeley Trib under the title Platte and
Prairie Naturally or something like that, but even between the three of us,
we just could not sustain it. Dan England of the Tribune was an
en
Hi all, Yesterday I went back to Walden Ponds and took some photos of the
black goose there. It is not a goose but a duck. Still, big and black, what
kind of duck is that? Having eliminated all wild species I knew this had to be
a barnyard duck of some sort. There's a lot of varieties in the b
Thanks for all of the replies, all of which were yellow warbler.
Bill
On Saturday, July 7, 2012 2:42:28 PM UTC-6, kickback wrote:
> What kind of warbler is this? Is it a juvenile? The coloration around the
> eye is baffling. The last picture (*6849*) is the best to look at.
>
> http://www.av
This morning Gail and I viewed the Little Blue Heron first sighted by
Diane Carter on June 28th and again seen by her yesterday. The
location is the first pond north of 88th Avenue by the Platte River
Trail. The Little Blue was standing on the far shore to the right of
the beaver lodge and behind t
Diane,
This morning Gail and I viewed the Little Blue Heron first sighted by Diane
Carter on June 28th and again seen by her yesterday. The location is the first
pond north of 88th Avenue by the Platte River Trail. The Little Blue was
standing on the far shore to the right of the beaver lodge a
Birders,
The first-summer Red-throated Loon I reported to cobirds on July 3rd on
at John Martin Reservoir (Bent County) was present in exactly the same
location on July 7th. It is on the south side of the reservoir, about
one to one and one-half miles west of the dam, just offshore of the
fif
What kind of warbler is this? Is it a juvenile? The coloration around the
eye is baffling. The last picture (*6849*) is the best to look at.
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_6847_cr.jpg
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_6848_cr.jpg
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_6849_cr.jpg
Seen in Palm
It was a lovely, cool, overcast morning in La Veta and led to some very
enjoyable birding! Sitting on the side porch listening to the dawn chorus
full of Spotted Towhee, Yellow Warbler, American Robin, American and Lesser
Goldfinch and the partial call of a Yellow-billed Cuckoo.
Next we, after bre
Folowing up on Tony's effusive email about the Denver Spring and Fall counts on
eBird.
For anyone interested in trying to analyze these counts (and I hope someone out
there does -- that's one big reason for posting it), I have a summary memo for
each of Spring & Fall. So far I've posted all the
A few months ago there were several posts regarding birds using their wings to
climb trees. This morning I watched a just-fledged kestrel use its wings to
help it climb up a cottonwood trunk.
About two weeks ago I watched a "cheater" male Bullock's oriole peck through
the base of a trumpet vine
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