A Taiga Bean Goose, reported as possible, was seen at Wilson Lake State Park in
west/central Kansas today. It might be worth watching the KSBIRDS listserv
tomorrow, to see if it is re-found. I'm guessing there will be some people
looking for it. There are accepted records from Nebraska and
COBirders,
A fifth Ross's Goose (ad.) has joined the 4 that have been at the Tinseltown
Pond in the 'Springs since late December (on ice in PM).
A Snow Goose was new today (PM) with geese at Big Stratton Res. (Lake Ave.)
With the water opening, I was amazed to see frolicking Canada Geese jumpin
Quick update of afternoon birds at Pueblo Reservoir.
State Wildlife Area, NW side of Pueblo Reservoir, near the boat ramp:
Barrow's Goldeneye - 1 male
West Fisherman's Point:
Lots of Western, Horned, Eared, and Pied-billed Grebes
Sailboard launching area toward the dam:
Red-throated Loon - 1
C
Cobirders,
I have now looked for the wren at the west end of Sawhill Ponds 4 times,
and I'm yet to see or hear it. Also, I can hear nothing on the posted
calls of the bird: probably too old. So, all I can go on are the
photographs. In my opinion, Rachel's very good photos show a fairly
standard
Tuesday, January 28, 7:15 p.m.
Boulder Unitarian Universalist Church, 5001 Pennsylvania Avenue, Boulder
In 1998 Sandy Komito set the record for the most birds ever seen by one
observer in North America in a single year: 748 species. His feat was
described in "The Big Year" book and movie. During
AT N-1 road in NE corner of reservoir. An adult.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone
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This bird is out Sailboard Launching area toward the east. Two Common Loons
nearby. Male Barrow's Goldeneye near the boat ramp at SWA on the NW side of
Pueblo Res.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone
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Hello, Birders.
In recent weeks, Boulder County birders have been lamenting the absence of
gulls at Valmont Reservoir. Well, the birds are over at nearby Boulder
Reservoir, instead, and I found this morning that they are eminently viewable.
In the big flock of Ringers and Herrings, I saw a beaut
Hi everyone,
I saw and heard the Winter Wren today 1/25 near Martinez Park, east of the spot
described in Leatherman's post. At the "0.5 miles west of College Ave" sign, go
straight north to the river's edge. The bird was exploring the snowbanks and
tangles of the north bank.
Mark Miller
Longm
At around 11:00 AM today at Big Johnson Reservoir there was a Lesser
Black-backed Gull. Big Johnson has a fair amount of open water.
Robb Hinds
Colorado Springs
El Paso County
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Male & female seen and photographed at Clover Basin Reservoir now, 11:35 am.
David Waltman
Boulder
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After Bill Prather reported a pair of Barrows Goldeneyes for the Foothills
Audubon Christmas Bird Count, Peter Hartlove and I have been periodically
checking out the spot just north of the bridge at highway 119 and 3rd Avenue,
east of Longmont. We park on the eastbound side of 119 and walk under
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: January 25, 2014
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750 <303-659-6750>
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