Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: February 16, 2013
email:rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Saturday, February 16, sponsored
by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. If
you are phon
I took a group this morning up to Ward along the Peak to Peak highway in
Boulder County to do the annual Indian Peaks winter census. Amazingly this is
the 32 consecutive year for this count which was first held as a CBC in
January, 1982. Winds were howling, but the temperatures warmed to a rea
Thanks, Steve. I'll see if I can change those entries.
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Nina Ogilvie and I headed out along Hwy 115 near Barrett rd around 10:30 am for
the BOWAs but did not see any. On our way back to town, we stopped at Turkey
Crk Rec. Area on Ft. Carson and at the playground farthest east with the metal
fence around the 'playstation' we saw about 30 BOWAs at noon
Hello birders,
Victor Emmanuel Nature Tours, a top-rated birding group, led a tour of
western Colorado
for four days in early June last year. The cost was $1,495 per person for
birding,
lodging and meals, assuming double occupancy. (VENT runs excellent tours,
well worth it.)
In contrast, the
Greetings All,
Today, David Dowell and I wandered around Morgan County and bumped into birds
everywhere. Jackson Reservoir has a good bit of open water. Highlights there
include
TUNDRA SWAN (ad, neck band, n access)
AM BLACK DUCK X MALLARD (male, n access)
RUSTY BLACKBIRD (male, alt plumage, a
