Emails are a potentially hazardous way to try to convey humor or any type of
emotion for that matter. I could see the humor in Joe's post right away but
could also understand that other people did not see or, perhaps, appreciate it.
90% of the people who post to Cobirds and respond to
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: November 24, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, November 24, 2012,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Thank You Nicolle!
Steve Larson
Northglenn, CO
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From: Nicolle Martin nicolle.h.mar...@gmail.com
To: urra...@comcast.net
Cc: COBIRDS cobirds@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2012 12:06:02 AM
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Resolving the feeding the birds
Maybe if folks had not covered the bridge with seed, creating a potential
hazard, but rather along the bushes and grasses on either side of the bridge
the hammer would not have come down so hard.
It sure is interesting, Paul, that they used an ordinance that actually permits
birdfeeding
Count Leader/Compiler: Joey Kellner (303-978-1748), vir...@comcast.net
Compilation (and potluck) meeting: 5:00 pm, South Platte Park
classroom, 3000 W. Carson Dr.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in the annual Denver
Christmas Bird Count (CBC) sponsored
Thought for the day - When they outlaw bird seed, only outlaws will have
bird seed . . . .
Bob Santangelo
Wheat Ridge
On Friday, November 23, 2012 3:35:44 PM UTC-7, Joe Roller wrote:
Tom and other birders,
Are you sitting down?
I am serious for a change. No joke, this is serious.
I
COBirders,
The Colorado Springs CBC is scheduled for Saturday, December 15 with
records kept for the three days before and after for birds not seen on
count day. More than twenty teams will be birding different areas in the
count circle. If you want to participate, please send an e-mail to me
What hazard? Birds in front of bicycles??? And little birds at that.
On my way east. Have fun with this one.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
From: cobirds@googlegroups.com [mailto:cobirds@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Connie Kogler
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:51 AM
To: COBirds COBirds
No, the hazard of someone slipping and falling while running fast on slippery
millet.
Connie Kogler
Loveland,CO
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Joe,
I saw your post to CO birds. Thanks for working on the seed issue. I tend
to agreed that feeding the wildlife is not a great practice but in this
case the impacts seem minimal. I flew from Massachusetts to see the
Brambling, paid my fee for two days, and saw it on the second day thanks to
a
The AVAS field trip at Pueblo Nature Center had some surprises. A RED FOX
SPARROW right at the Nature Center near the feeders and a Winter Wren and
Hermit Thrush west of the Nature Center. I got photos of the sparrow.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone.
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Not seen as of 1110am. Common Redpoll seen at site
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Today is Nov 24th, I put the wrong date on previous e-mail from my phone. I'll
get a photo of the Red Fox Sparrow on the flickr site soon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonsbirdphotos/
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Thanks to Joe Roller et al for a good chuckle, especially Joe's
expressions of remorse. I enjoy very much the humor and eloquence of
the frequent posters, as much as the great information provided.
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I was driving on Valmont to Teller Farms (with my dogs, Ted), and on the N
side of Valmont, E of 75th, and about .5 miles W of the driveway into
Teller, there were 2 massive groups of Canada Geese, several thousand in
each group by a cursory count. One group had a Ross Goose and the other had
a
Cobirds:
Several things of note:
Steve Frye's Wild Bird Center outing found about 40 common redpolls at
Baseline Reservoir this morning. Look for them feeding on the ground along
Cherryvale Road on the west side of the reservoir. As of 10:30 am they
were still there, feeding in
A pair of mature Bald Eagles have been fishing and hunting ducks, geese, and a
few fish on Highland Lake for two weeks now. They are usually seen either along
the southeastern shore or northern shore areas. They roost in the tall
cottonwoods on the north shore, but I see them all the time in my
The flock of Common Redpolls are still present as described earlier. Paula
Hansley I observed the skittish group along the SW shore of Baseline Res
at approximately 2:45.
James Lamoureux
Superior CO
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Yesterday afternoon there was a female Harrier soaring over Cottonwood Marsh at
Walden Ponds, the first one there I have seen in a really long tine, at least a
few years. There is also an odd Mallard hybrid, maybe a domestic escape (a
feral duck?) in the first pond that Cara said has been
The juvenile/1st winter White-winged Scoter was still at Marston Reservoir
today, in the south end of the lake. All 4 common Grebes were present. No
Clark's or Red-necked were seen. Ruddy Ducks and lot's of Common Mergansers,
with 2 Red-breasted Mergansers were also present. One Common Loon
Hello All,
Arrived back in town this afternoon and joined a small group of
birders between 4:30 and 5:00 P.M. to watch for the Brambling. The
Brambling did not show, but there was a female Common Redpoll that
made several appearances.
The Common Redpoll(also reported earlier in the week
Folks, Today I had the pleasure of an outing with one of the real power birding
couples in the country, good friends Chris Wood Jessie Barry. We tooled
around Boulder and Western Weld Counties, mostly checking water bodies but
hitting other habitat in-between lakes.
While transiting from
COBirders,
On my way to my nephews basketball games in Widefield today I made a quick stop
at Big Johnson reservoir and found a female type LONG-TAILED DUCK. Duck
numbers have dropped considerably at this location over the past couple of
weeks. After the games I walked at Fountain Creek
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