Yesterday after birding our riverwalk I decided to check out Lakeside
Cemetery, a location that has mostly robins and Eurasian Collared-Doves in
summer so I rarely go there at this time of year. Though it doesn't have a
lake, it does have lots of trees and the area gets watered frequently and
thus
On Monday, August 27, 2012 10:43:39 PM UTC-6, Art Hudak wrote:
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> I located the Little Blue Heron today 8/27, at 3:11 pm. The bird was in
> the pond west of the parking lot.
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> Art Hudak
> Denver County
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I located the Little Blue Heron today 8/27, at 3:11 pm. The bird was in
the pond west of the parking lot.
Art Hudak
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This afternoon I made a quick run out to Jackson to try my luck at the various
goodies seen there in the past few days. I had given it a try last Thursday
and struck out. This time I met David Greening, from Minnesota, on my way
along the dam. Together we trekked out to the "finger" of water
COBirders,
As well as the interesting birds reported Saturday by Brandon Percival, Jane
Pedersen says the species list tentatively shows 132, a new record for this
annual, almost 30-year-old outing. A complete list will be forthcoming.
Leon Bright
Arkansas Valley Audubon membership chair
Folks,
During the past 5 days I along with others, have birded NE Colorado hotspots,
several on multiple occasions. I can safely say... a) Late August is very
birdy (158 species) and b) shorebird turnover at Prewitt and Jackson is fast
and furious. I will start with shorebirds. Both Prewitt
Duane Nelson has been a pillar of the Colorado birding community for
decades and a friend, teacher and guide to many
of us. Karen Levad, the widow of famed RMBO field biologist Rich Levad,
presented the Rich Levad Award to Duane at the Rocky
Mountain Bird Observatory's annual Barbecue for the Birds
For the record, we had a very quick visit at 5:45 am this morning from what
looked like the same Magnificent we have seen on two previous occasions: Aug
15 and Aug 17. It came in to look at our feeders, quickly turned around and
disappeared. This was similar to its behavior on August 17. Fro
Nice photos dude, And thanks for the help on StFl this morning.
Loch Kilpatrick, Parker Co
www.flickr.com/photos/lochkilpatrick
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Darren
Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2012 11:21 PM
Subject: [cobirds] Jackson Lake S
Today, I decided to go to Jackson in search of the Little Gull, Buff-breasted
Sandpiper, or even the Curlew Sandpiper. In the hot conditions, I ran into a
birder from England staying in Fort Collins. I asked him if he had anything of
interest, and he stated "maybe to you". He said he was sure
Glenn Walbek and myself made it up to Van Bibber Trail in Jefferson county to
seach for the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher.
We found it in the same area that it has been seen for the past few days.
Photos can be seen on the Flickr site below or soon on Glenn's P-base site.
http://www.pbase.com/gwa
A Brown Thrasher was reported last week south of Alamosa .. Last summer a
Phainopepla was seen at a feeder south of Alamosa. Last week's Ruddy
Turnstone makes two - the other being the one I reported to CoBirds at Home
Lake last spring.
Alas, the bashful birders of the San Luis Valley do not
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: August 27, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
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