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This morning as I drove just south of Alamosa, I saw a flock of birds
approaching from miles away to the south. Geese or cranes? Cranes or geese? I
was stopped at a stop sign on an otherwise unbusy street so I just waited as
they came closer and closer. Finally I saw them close up and to my
Hello all,
I'm a graduate student studying Rock Wren song at the University of
Northern Colorado. I will be recording as many Rock Wrens as possible in
the states of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico as part of my
thesis project. I've been looking at historical presence/absence data
Highlights of an afternoon visit to Grandview Cemetery in Fort Collins
(Larimer) today (6February 2013) include:
Common Redpoll (a flock of at least 15 seen eating American Elm flower buds and
presumably extracting seeds from the cones of Colorado Blue Spruce in the se
corner)
Pine Siskin
Roughly here: 39.026056,-108.632904, I believe, is where we encountered
a Rock Wren this past spring, while scrounging unsuccessfully for Black-
chinned Sparrow.
Dave Cameron
Denver
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 2:03:35 PM UTC-7, Nadje Najar wrote:
Hello all,
I'm a graduate student
I joined Ted Cooper today for a run up to Summit County to check out the
feeders on Elk Thistle, among other things. They didn't disappoint- and the
birds were strangely segregated. The single feeder at the end of the
cul-de-sac was populated exclusively by redpolls- not as many as Todd
I assume that since you have assumed such an exalted position in speaking for
the residents along Elk Thistle, you would probably prefer to have your
comments directed to the entire readership, so that the offending parties can
take note of it. I don't recall that I have done anything
Keep an eye on your mailbox! CFO members and others on our mailing list should
soon see the brochure advertising this year's convention in Cortez, May 16-19.
We then hope to open on-line convention registration sometime this weekend
through the CFO website http://cfobirds.org/ The website
Hi everybody,
Thanks for all the responses, it's very helpful (keep them coming!). I
would like to add to my post that yes, I know about eBird. Thanks to
everyone for suggesting it, since I didn't mention it before. I know that
not everyone posts to it, however, especially when it comes to a
Ok, so I don't know the whole scoop about what's going on but, in reading
the reprimand, I see mention of birders possibly walking up a road if they
can't park on it. Yikes! It seems that this is a public road and is there a
situation where it isn't ok for a birder to walk up a road? I don't
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