Had a report from an early visitor to our yard that the Black-billed Cuckoo was
heard and briefly seen at around 5:20 am this morning. Was seen just past
Wahatoya Creek on the North side of CTY Rd. 358. Cuckoo was still calling from
roughly the same location at shortly after 6:00 am when I took
I was at South platte park this morning. Just 3 to 4 days ago, the river was
running at 27,000 CFS. Today, the river was running at 11,000 CFS and was
visibly much lower than it had been for the last month.
It makes me wonder if they have decreased the amount of water being released
from Chatfi
I just checked the Town of Timnath website and found that indeed Timnath
Reservoir is restricted to residents only. Here's a link to a pdf outlining
all the Timnath Res policies:
http://timnath-co.gov/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Timnath-Reservoir-2015-Policy.pdf
Looks like there was an update to th
Hello All,
This is information regarding an apparent closure of the park on the west side
of Timnath Reservoir and a few small sightings from Fossil Creek Reservoir in
Fort Collins.
My family and I decided to take a walk over at Fossil Creek this afternoon
where we had one singing Orchard Ori
That sounds like a possibility. How do I contact CSU and/or CPER?
On Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 3:14:55 PM UTC-4, Amber Carver wrote:
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> Crow valley is flooded, and it has continued to rain almost daily. Another
> option is to contact CSU about staying at the research housing where I work
> (CP
I just received this from one of the Park Rangers:
"The water level went up over the evening and continues to rise. The main
park Road is closed between Fox Run and the Platte River parking area."
Just wanted to let birders know. If you want to bird on the Douglas County
side of the Platte Rive
I'll add that the "Explore Data" tab in eBird (www.ebird.org) will take you
to species maps that will show specific locations where your target species
have been reported recently and otherwise.
David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
On Sat, Jun 13, 2015 at 1:50 PM, Joe Roller wrote:
> Mike,
> Welcome to
Mike,
Welcome to Colorado!
Here is a link to the Colorado Field Ornithologists County birding website,
which you may already know about.
http://coloradocountybirding.org
On the first page, find the section on the top line labelled "Specialties."
You can find good sites for the species you mentio
Crow valley is flooded, and it has continued to rain almost daily. Another
option is to contact CSU about staying at the research housing where I work
(CPER). You could volunteer for me on light duty nest checks and I'll show you
where the longspurs are.
-Amber Carver
Littleton, CO
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You rec
My husband and I are planning to bird Pawnee National Grasslands in late August
in search of McCown's longspur and to see other grassland species. We had
reserved at Crow Valley Family Grassland, and received notice that our
reservation was cancelled due to flooding. It appears all campgrounds
As a resident of Chaffee County I followed Christian Nunes directions (but
it is Rt.250 not 205) and easily found the Grace's Warbler this morning
singing high in a Ponderosa. I had a possible sighting of a second Grace's
and will continue to monitor this spot for any possible nesting activity.
I
My wife and I and another couple will be spending 9 days birding in
Colorado beginning this weekend I have been following this website and
ebird.We plan to spend 3 days in RMNP and bird in Pawnee, some of the
foothill parks, then travel west to Colorado NM, Black Canyon and Ouray. I
was h
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: June 13, 2015
E-mail: rba AT cobirds.org
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Saturday, June 13 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Least Bittern (Pueb
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