Birders,
The Cattle Egret at Barr Lake continues by the bridge to the boat ramp. It
is very tame and came within several feet of some people. Hope it gets out
before the change in the weather.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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What's wrong for Atlantic Brant? Granted I have not seen much in the way of
solid field marks to pick out this odd Melville Island/Puget
Sound/'dark-bellied'/intermediate Brant, I am curious how this bird differs
from a typical east coast bird.Melville Island is one of two major
breeding
I visited a couple of spots yesterday, and I am writing to report NO jaeger
at Chatfield, and NO phalarope at Tower Road. I did see the Pacific Loon
at Chatfield, and there were a couple of avocets on Tower Road in the
flooded field between 96th and 104th.
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Littleton, CO
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At 8:00 AM this morning Peter Gent and I spotted the Little Gull at McIntosh
Reservoir in Longmont. Flying actively with several Bonaparte's Gulls.
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FYI, a Little Gull was seen again by two observers at about 10 a.m. on the
west side of Terry Lake (Boulder County), toward the north end. It was last
seen flying back east over Terry Lake.
Kevin Keirn
Fort Collins, CO
On Sunday, November 3, 2013 10:11:44 AM UTC-7, John V wrote:
At 8:00 AM
Little Gull immature was present at Terry Lake at 1:25 pm. A Franklin's Gull
was also here but left on a thermal.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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The Loveland Brant was still present this morning in the SW corner of
Hout's Lake hanging out with three Canada Geese.
Good birding,
Kathy Mihm Dunning
Denver
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Dear COBirders,
I would like to introduce you to the new Colorado Bird Records Committee
site by taking you on a tour. While this site is primarily used to document
sightings for the CBRC, it also has SO much more to offer! I have created a
brief tour of the site (below) to help acquaint you
CO birders :
The immature /female Long-tailed Duck was still present at Big Johnson
Reservoir , El Paso County this afternoon . It was not visible from the parking
lots , you need to walk east 200 to 300 yards and look out towards the dam wall
.Also present Common Loon and
Hi Everyone-
Today 11/3, I visited Union Reservoir. Best viewing was from the east side
on WCR 26, near the repurposed ship container of the Longmont Sculling Club.
I saw six grebe species: one Red-necked, one good Clark's, one Pied-billed,
a few Eared, and lots of Horned and Western. Buried
This afternoon on East Reservoir:
A flock of hundreds of waterfowl, including:
Tons of Redheads
2 prs Ring-necked Duck
1 Lesser Scaup
many Am. Wigeon
Coots
a smattering of Bufflehead
Across the st On Main Reservoir:
2 Western and 1 Clark's Grebe
1 ad and 1 juv Pied-billed Grebe
6 or 7
Joe Mammoser pointed out a female Surf Scoter this afternoon that we viewed
from the park on the west side of Timnath Res. Head tucked for 20 minutes after
Joe saw it, but eventually she gave me a good view of her face. No sign of the
recently reported Black Scoter.
John Shenot
Fort Collins
Here are 4 photos few from today: http://bit.ly/170JMgL.
I had trouble finding Houts Reservoir from its east side, crowded with
office buildings and apartments, but discovered an easier way from its west
side. Exit 257 on I-25, then go west on highway 34 to Boyd Lake Avenue,
turn right or
Chris Knight and I got over to the South Shore Marina tires at Pueblo
Reservoir, a little before 8am, and were surprised to see a shorebird running
around on the tires with the gulls. The shorebird turned out to be a DUNLIN!
The bird was seen for maybe 10 minutes, and then it flew never to
Dick Filby and I did the mountain lakes loop today, weather was not as good as
Saturday but we had many good birds. We skipped Turquoise Lake and started at
Mount Elbert Forebay. The Surf Scoter was still present along a male and
female Barrow’s Goldeneye. The wind blew hard at Twin Lakes
Gwen Moore and I saw 2, Red-necked Grebes at Big Johnson Reservoir today,
amongst many other water birds.
Happy Birding!
Tina Jones
Littleton, Jefferson County, CO.
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Greetings all,
Today in the town of Ovid there was an Evening Grosbeak and Varied Thrush along
the creek that runs along the east side of town. The Thrush would move from the
creek 2 yards in the town itself. On the Logan County side of jumbo reservoir
there were four Red-necked Grebes.
Good
Greetings All
I forgot to mention earlier that we had an ad male RN Duck x Tufted Duck hybrid
on Big Jumbo Res. It looked much like a RN Duck with a Tufty bill and a tufted
head
Cheers
Steven Mlodinow
Longmont
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I was able to get a few pictures of the Long tailed duck out at Big Johnson
this afternoon, it was a great day for bird watching there, many hawks (red
tailed and ferrigunous) and northern harriers riding thermals in a large
group, etc. Bill Maynard was there at the same time.
The duck
Hello, birders.
Sorry for the late report.
I wanted to see what birds were using Pawnee's Crow Valley in the late fall
so I paid a visit. A very vocal Cassin's Finch was present at the
campground on Saturday morning. The call that it gave sounded to me a like
hiccup with musical tones. Only
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