Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: December 16, 2014
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert Tuesday, December 16 sponsored by
Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Swan spec (Boulder, Huerfano)
A couple of recent posts on cobirds prompted me to create a web-based
program for matching English bird names, scientific bird names,
four-letter codes derived from English names, and six-letter codes
derived from scientific names. If you know one code or name, it will
give you all the others.
Yesterday mid-morning we walked the Overlook trail at Lory State Park and
just where a small spring crosses the trail was a mixed flock. There were
about 6-8 golden-crowned kinglets right in front of us, all hovering around
a few scraggly junipers above the water. We first heard the high-pitched
Daren O'brien reports that the Yellow-billed Loon was seen off the Handicapped
Fisherman's Platform at 845am. He states the bird was near the tires and then
dove moving to the west past the platform. Daren's photos can be seen at the
link below:
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*BOULDER COUNTY AUDUBON’S*
*“INTERLUDES WITH NATURE, 2015”*
Proceeds from these popular field trips, now being offered for the 3rd
year, benefit out Youth Naturalist Program. This year we are sending 3!!
promising young students to National Audubon’s Hog Island Environmental
Camp at a cost
Greetings All
This afternoon went to Larimer County Landfill with Georgia Doyle and David
Wade. My apologies to Nick Komar. The bird I had called a Thayer's Gull was an
adult Iceland as he'd thought. Also, there was a bird that looked excellent for
a first cycle Western Gull. Will post photos
This is really great! Thanks so much.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
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Hi all,
Last Tuesday I posted about seeing an unusual white faced duck in the South
Platte River at 88th and Colorado. I had guessed it might be a ruddy
duck-Northern shoveler hybrid. That was unlikely, as a few people pointed out,
since ruddies and shovelers have little in common. The white
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*BOULDER COUNTY AUDUBON’S*
*“INTERLUDES WITH NATURE, 2015”*
Proceeds from these popular field trips, now being offered for the 3rd
year, benefit out Youth Naturalist Program. This year we are sending 3!!
promising young students to National Audubon’s Hog Island Environmental
Camp at a cost
The Yellow-billed Loon was present at 3PM this afternoon between the ends of
the spits on either side of the marina. Great views were had while the sun was
shining, then as the sun was obscured by clouds, the Loon swam away and became
more difficult to find.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood, CO
Cobirders,
The Chatfield Yellow-billed Loon is trending of late on Cobirds. Is the rarity
of this bird making it popular? A click over to the CFO website and then to
the Colorado Bird Records Commitee link can quickly answer that question.
An easy query of the data indicates there are
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