Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: November 3, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, November 3, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory. If y
Greetings All,
The occurrence (up to 15 years or so ago) of Long-billed and Ancient Murrelets
with weather patterns have been carefully studied:
Dr. Steven Feldstein of Pennsylvania StateUniversity's Earth System Science
Center reviewed interior and easternLong-billed Murrelet sightings to s
I had a flock of 8 - 12 cedar waxwings in my little townhouse yard in west
Centennial yesterday, near Holly St & Arapahoe Rd. They were in the
company of the gazillion robins that have been consuming the crabapples on the
ornamental trees in the community. Have also had a couple of Townsen
Hi cobirders. This morning the female Ruby-crowned Kinglet
checked out the Chokecherry tree at my kitchen window for a short
time. It came before
about a week ago.
I have a small Dark-eyed Junco coming regularly near here too.
Watch those birds at home (and try to get work done too)!
COBirders,
Please have any list updates to me by Wednesday, November 7th. I will only be
updating the lifetime totals this month.
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Mark Peterson
Colorado Springs
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There was a single Common Loon at Baseline Reservoir, at 1100 AM today.
During
the ~40 minutes I was there, it remained near the middle of the lake diving
repeatedly.
The only other waterfowl were Common Goldeneye (9), Bufflehead (5) and a
single Eared Grebe.
Thomas Reservoir & Stearns Lake: d
Hello COBirders,
We all enjoy seeing, hearing, and studying Colorado birds. But we also
enjoy getting together with other birders—at Christmas bird counts, the
annual CFO convention, and monthly bird club meetings. Thanks to Joe Roller
for setting up another occasion for birders to get togeth
Hello COBirders,
We all enjoy seeing, hearing, and studying Colorado birds. But we also
enjoy getting together with other birders—at Christmas bird counts, the
annual CFO convention, and monthly bird club meetings. Thanks to Joe Roller
for setting up another occasion for birders to get togeth
Hi all,
There were a number of birders looking around Pueblo today.
Here are my highlights (all of which were seen by at least one other birder,
besides me)
Pueblo Reservoir:
Lesser Black-backed Gull - 2 adults on the South Shore Marina tires (seen by
many)
Thayer's Gull - 1 adult well seen on
Cobirders :
To Brandon's list my group can add a Winter Wren at Pueblo City Park near
the NE ravine around 8:20 am and a Loggerhead Shrike at Lake Pueblo SWA mid
afternoon and a damaged Osprey ( late ) at Valco Ponds . Osprey seemed to have
some gross swelling of its right cheek , althoug
John Vanderpoel and I headed east today to see if there was anything left in
the NE corner of the state after the flurry of birds in September and October
out there. There were.
About the first bird we had was a Greater Yellowlegs in the South Platte at the
Red Lion exit off I 76. Then we pas
Birders,
Just a quick heads-up that the BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER was still at Sixmile
Reservoir today. No sign of the Sabine's Gull, but there was one adult THAYER'S
GULL out there with the RING-BILLEDS and a CALIFORNIA GULL.
Christian NunesBoulder, CO
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