Birders,
One of the adult Tundra Swans that has been at Baseline Reservoir (Boulder Co.)
for a while has a blue neck band inscribed with a U856. I sent in the info to
the USGS and here are the results:
Male banded as an adult (born 2008 or earlier) on 7/27/2010 15 miles North of
Buckland,
At least 4 Common Redpolls were in a mixed flock of 40-50 House Finches and
American Goldfinches feeding in trees and thistle SE of the silo at the SW
corner of Baseline Res from 8:40 to 9:00 am this morning. Tundra Swans still
here, too.
Thomas Heinrich
teheinr...@gmail.com
Boulder, CO
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Compiler:Mary Driscoll
Date: November 30, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
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Just saw one fly over the intersection of Jay and 63rd (9:40am)
Thomas Heinrich
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Boulder, CO
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Compiler:Mary Driscoll
Date: November 30, 2012
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Friday, November 30, 2012, sponsored
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Hello, Birders.
Andrew and I had an errand to run this morning, Friday, Nov. 30th, so we
stopped by Sombrero Marsh, Boulder County, where the 8 Tundra Swans were still
present. As Christian Nunes has noted, one of the bird wears yellow-on-blue
neck-band #U856. Learn more about the Tundra Swan
This morning at 8:30am, I was returning from dropping my daughter off at
school. As I pulled into the driveway, I noticed two Waxwings at the top of my
neighbors tree. When I got out of the car, I heard the trilled call of Bohemian
Waxwings. I sprinted inside and grabbed the binoculars. When I
I got to Pueblo City Park around 8am to the Headquarters area and it was quiet,
so walked along the Arkansas River on the North side, west toward the Pueblo
Nature Center. I turned around after checking the large pond east of the
Pueblo Nature Center. My only highlight along here, were 15
Birders,
I drove down to Walden yesterday to check the water bodies there for Barrow's
Goldeneyes (BAGO) for RMBO's annual count. Walden Res had a nice surprise: 2
Trumpeter Swans to go with a pair of BAGOs and a few other ducks. Walden is
about half frozen and very low.
Arapaho NWR is
I posted a fun poll to count who is doing Christmas Bird Count(s) this
year, if you wish to join in the holiday cheer:
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/
Left side of screen is poll-don't have to be subscriber.
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/
Mobile:
Hi Cobirders. While watching the news at 12:15PM I saw a bird fly
into the front yard and then up into the young Locust tree in front
of the window. What is that?
It was about 6 Pale colored . with gray face and gray about the
head. Top of head was much darker. Bill was gray also. The
After an hour and a half of patiently stalking movement in the junipers
described by previous posters, I observed the red Fox Sparrow fly out across
the path. It gave a few smack calls from the grasses where I was finally
able to get a clear view. 4:40 PM, Nov. 30Th.
James Lamoureux
The Swamp Sparrow found by Dave Leatherman and refound by Joe Massomer at
Cottonwood Hollow in east Fort Collins was present this morning. I
followed the directions posted yesterday by Joe, seeing and hearing the
bird at about 9:30.
Brad Biggerstaff
Fort Collins
On Nov 29, 2012 12:14 PM, Joe
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