Hello, Birders.
We're all gearing up for the CFO convention right now, of course, but I want to
remind folks of a great opportunity coming up less than two weeks after we're
all back from Cortez.
CFO will be going back to the amazing Beatty Canyon Ranch, Las Animas County,
Friday-Saturday,
Just in case you have some free time tomorrow, the annual Spring Count at
Castlewood Canyon State Park will be starting at 6:30am at the old Homestead
parking lot off Hwy-86. If you need more information, feel free to contact me
or reference the email I sent out a couple weeks ago. I hope to
Hello CoBirders,
While walking along the Big Thompson River Walk this afternoon, we located
a Tennessee Warbler just east of the dam on the Wilson Ave. end of the
trail. It was working through the trees right at the riverside.
Sean Walters
Loveland, CO
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A pair of Common Redpolls were here at dawn with a flock of Pine Siskins.
They came to the feeders and water throughout the day. Links to photos:
http://psalms84.smugmug.com/Birds-1/Yard-Birds/17674011_cCQ5tj#!i=2506440731
Cape May Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Blackpoll Warbler
Tennessee Warbler
Nashville Warbler
Northern Parula
Ovenbird
Black-and-White Warbler
American Redstart
Common Yellowthroat
Orange-crowned Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Yellow Warbler
McGillivray's Warbler
Hi All,
While the Cortez birding festival is still in progress, I'll pass along a few
notable sightings. On 5/9 Totten Reservoir had 22 Forster's Terns in the
morning that increased to 32 at 7 PM - the highest number I've seen on the West
Slope. Also, present in the evening was a single
Weld County:
Went birding with a friend and at Crow Valley we saw a Western Palm Warbler
in the education area
(northwest corner) a Tennessee Warbler near the large group picnic
structure in the dry creek bed.
Murphy's Pasture in Pawnee Grasslands - small flocks of Lark Buntings, VERY
few
Banding finally picked up at the end of the third week of
banding at Chico Basin Ranch. We banded
56 birds on Saturday that included FOS Brown Creeper, Gray Catbird, Ovenbird,
MacGillivray’s Warbler, Black-headed Grosbeak, Lark Sparrow, and White-throated
Sparrow. Totals for the past three
During the Spring Count today, a group of us observed an adult male Blackpoll
Warbler feeding with a group of Yellow-rumped Warblers in the Boat Launch area
of Bear Creek Lake Park (BCLP). Other highlights of the Count Day included:
Eastern Phoebe near Soda Lakes in BCLP
Cassin's Vireo and
Nice haul! Wish I could have joined you!
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In my yard west of Berthoud,
approx. robin sized but more sleek, Grey/brown uniform back, white belly,
greenish speckles on throat, no wing bars, fairly long bill, dark eye, dull
eye ring, ground feeder
pattern like a veery but not rufous, like a swainson's thrush but no face
pattern, like
The DFO Spring Count trip today to Chatfield Reservoir State Park concluded
after 13.5 hours and 109 (+1 empid sp?).
Nothing rare. The only eastern bird was a white-striped race of
White-throated Sparrow. I believe this is the first time a White-throated
Sparrow has been found on a spring or
This morning, I went over to Main Reservoir and ran into Vince Friedman who had
just seen a Blackpoll Warbler. Within 15 minutes I was able to locate this
bird who was being harrased by the many Yellow-rumped Warblers. A few Western
Tanagers, Orange-crowned, and a Savannah Sparrow summed up
COBirders,
Over 30 people participated in the 23 Annual Spring Bird Count at Fountain
Creek Regional Park in El Paso County this morning. At the preliminary
count we had roughly 95 or 96 species for the day. Nine warblers, but we
did not see the signature poster bird for International Migratory
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