Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: June 21, 2013
email: rba AT cobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
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Our bags are packed and we are ready to go at a moment's notice...stress level
is high...but beautiful sound and sight met us this morning while on the side
porch. Yellow-billed Cuckoo has returned to the yard for the third year in a
row!
Polly Wren and Paul Neldner
La Veta, CO
Sent from my
A Red-eyed Vireo has been singing for more than a half hour behind my home.
It is staying high in the willows along an irrigation ditch. Can be seen
from a trail that runs east from 95th street between the Blue Heron and
Heron Lake Meadows subdivisions. The trail is most easily accessed by
driving
A quick search of Cobirds didn't reveal any Dickcissel sightings yet this year.
So here you go.
Yesterday, 20 Jun, 1030am, there was a singing male along the east-west
irrigation ditch in the tall cottonwoods
. This is near the same spot as in previous years.
(Note that Ted Floyd heard one in
On June 17, there were multiple Dickcissels singing in an alfalfa field
directly east of the Brush RV Campground (Morgan Co).
Chuck Hundertmark
Lafayette, CO
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 9:02 AM, jharlan jhmastod...@gmail.com wrote:
A quick search of Cobirds didn't reveal any Dickcissel sightings
Sorry. I meant yet this year in Boulder County. I don't stray far :-)
jh
E. Boulder County
On Jun 21, 2013 11:13 AM, Charles Hundertmark chundertma...@gmail.com
wrote:
On June 17, there were multiple Dickcissels singing in an alfalfa field
directly east of the Brush RV Campground (Morgan
Last evening John Stump and Jerry Poe came over to see the Peach-faced
Lovebird. It was around all day, flying and sometimes just roosting in the cool
shade trees. Both gents got to see it fly and perch. However, early this
morning, the bird was nowhere to be heard or seen. But we’ll keep
I just spotted a Prairie Falcon perched on a pole near the intersection of Weld
County Rds 34 and 7. It was just south of the four way stop in Mead on WCR 34.
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Hi Norma
Saw your goldfinch article in Tribune-unfortunately can't find the story
online to share?
Thansk Gary
On Friday, May 7, 2010 9:09:33 PM UTC-6, Norma wrote:
It was a red letter day in the yard today.
16 species of migrating birds besides the residents.
Yellow Warbler
I listed to a Dickcissel singing his heart out this morning in the hay
field on MacKenzie Ave that I have been reporting about but I did not hear
or see the Bobolink.
I saw a couple of dozen cicadas flying as I drove about 2 miles through
some juniper/cactus grasslands in the Canon City area this
Among the lingering Common Goldfinches, fledge-ling Flickers and squadrons
of Cormorant fly-bys, for a few minutes, we had a White-winged Dove in our
yard at about 5PM.
Glenn and Jeane Hageman - Denver, just north of George Washington High
School
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