Sorry if this is a repete post but I tried posting before and the message did
not come up.
I saw 2 different bird species today of interest, 11/22, in Denver County.
The first bird was 1, Juvenile/1st winter, White-winged Scoter seen at Marston
Reservoir in the afternoon. The bird was
Happy Thanksgiving all, I saw 1, Juvenile/1st winter, White-winged Scoter at
Marston Reservoir today in the afternoon. The bird was by itself swimming in
the south part of the lake going south. The bird could be seen from Bow Mar Dr.
and from the west side of the lake, at the southern end of
I took a big loop through Boulder County today and while I had lots of species
(69), not that many of special note. The family of 5 Tundra Swans were at
Sombrero Marsh this morning and the Cattle Egret was at Walden Ponds (all
previously reported). Hawthorne Gully had no Cardinals and I found
While we were patiently waiting for the reappearance of the Brambling (at
4:25), a few of us had a brief view of two Common Redpolls ~2:45. They
didn't partake in the Thanksgiving feast on the bridge. The redpolls
perched on a tree to the right of the bridge just long enough for an ID
before
Thanks for the update (I've let the Kansas birders know, that were waiting to
see if there was late in the sighting of it or not). If there is a little seed
left, tomorrow early morning, would be people's best bet on seeing it. After
that, who knows. Good luck everyone who is still hoping to
My wife and I didn't have our camera - I'd love any pictures you're willing
to share! My e-mail is mod...@hotmail.com. Bryan
On Thursday, November 22, 2012 11:05:56 AM UTC-7, hawkwatch wrote:
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> What a grateful morning! I saw the Brambling at Bear Lake and took a few
> photos. Always good to
I saw it this afternoon at 4:25pm. A very small group of us got a nice
look as it came to the bridge 3 times in about a 5 minute time span. As I
was leaving the area just after the sunset, a woman told me she had gotten
one more good look at 4:45pm. She said it stayed on the bridge for about
Did anyone see the bird after the 10:20am sighting today? I've heard it wasn't
around in the afternoon. There are still people hoping to see this bird, so
any updates would be helpful. If it is around tomorrow morning, please report
it, as soon as possible.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, C
The Ft Collins CBC will be held December 15th this year (Count week = Dec
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to let me know that you would like to participate and I will get you
into an area with someone. I will be contacting all those that have
participa
Happy Thanksgiving!
While watching the Brambling , a park ranger drove up and posted a "Do NOT feed
the birds" sign. Any seed deposits will now have to be made clandestinely . As
one of the group observed, you could fill your pockets and let it trickle down
your pant legs as you walk over th
What a grateful morning! I saw the Brambling at Bear Lake and took a few
photos. Always good to have two sightings, the first to absorb the moment and
the second to capture it.
I currently do not have a place to share photos (coming soon), but if you like,
I can email a copy. Please request to
Cobirds:
After watching the brambling this morning, Dan Zmolek,
Leslie Sutton, and I proceded to the Red Rocks trading post and observed
the golden-crowned sparrow.
We also discovered a white-throated sparrow at Matthews
Winters Park near the restrooms (route 6 nea
Steve -
Is it the habit of Nuns to wear binoculars?
Karl Stecher
Centennial
Steve Stachowiak & Melody Egge writes:
Due to the number of email questions that I have received, I am posting this
again with a few small details added:
Cobirders,
Observers arrived just before 7 a.m. this m
Due to the number of email questions that I have received, I am posting this
again with a few small details added:
Cobirders,
Observers arrived just before 7 a.m. this morning at the Brambling spot at
Bear Creek Lake Park in Jefferson County. The bird had not appeared and it
was around 7:40 or s
Cobirders,
Here are some additional directions for the Brambling. After exiting C470
onto east bound Morrison Rd the entrance to Bear Creek Lake Park is
approximately two tenths of a mile on the right. After paying the attendant
or the self-registration drop box the road continues for another
On Nov 20, 2012, at 12:03 PM, Glenn and Laurie wrote:
> Here is a link to a few pictures of this great bird! Thank You to Mike
> Henwood.
>
> http://upload.pbase.com/gwalbek/2012_birds
>
> Glenn Walbek
> Castle Rock, CO
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Cobirders,
Observers arrived just before 7 a.m. this morning at the Brambling spot at
Bear Creek Lake Park in Jefferson County. The bird not appeared and it was
around 7:40 or so someone whose name I did not catch brought some much
needed seed. It was spread and we continued to monitor the birds
I called the park yesterday and was told the gate would open to vehicles at 8
a.m. - no special plans to open early.
As far as I know, walk and bike-in access is always free and pretty much always
open.
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco
5,500'
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