Took the family up to see the 200,000 Mexican Freetailed Bats at the Orient
Mine near Villa Grove last week. Was surprised to find 2 Long-eared Owls
frolicking in the entrance to the cave as evening approached. The bats put on a
wondrous display as they headed out into the vast Valley. During
I was up there Sunday too and did not find it to be slow, but perhaps
that's because I wasn't expecting to see any birds at all. I was pleased
with the very cooperative Williamson's Sapsuckers (2+ pairs); family of
Mountain Bluebirds; White-breasted, Red-breasted, and Pygmy Nuthatches in
the
As Nick Komar correctly pointed out, they were Gray-headed, not Pink-sided.
I was just testing you all :-)
-Amber
On Tuesday, July 14, 2015 at 9:28:35 AM UTC-6, Amber Carver wrote:
I was up there Sunday too and did not find it to be slow, but perhaps
that's because I wasn't expecting to
Thanks to Scott's lead I saw the Black Phoebe at 1 pm. It was focused around
the small fenced area past the second shed. It seemed like it might be paired
with the Eastern Phoebe, which I saw carrying food to a likely nest site within
that smaller fenced area.
Also had a male Lazigo bunting
Birders,
Both Rufous and Calliope have started showing up at our feeders in Golden.
Some Bullock's are still here at the jelly feeder. Everyone is welcome to
check out our yard and feeders.
For those of you who have been here before, there has been a change in road
configuration: The stop light
Hi All,
I've only had Orioles, Cardinals and Blue Jays.
Steve Larson
Northglenn CO
- Original Message -
From: Ira Sanders zroadrunne...@gmail.com
To: tedfloy...@hotmail.com, Joe Roller jroll...@gmail.com
Cc: COBirds cobirds@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2015 11:24:41 AM
Hi all
The House Wren has always been an infrequent spring and fall migrant in our
neighborhood in Denver. Last summer a few House Wrens were noted in our
backyard. This summer the House Wren has blanketed not only our backyard but
the whole neighborhood’s backyards, to where the wren the now
All,
I headed out this morning on a wild phoebe chase to see if I could refind a
Black Phoebe at Waterton Canyon, Jefferson Co. that was posted by someone
on the Colorado Bird Photography Facebook page the other day. After some
serious wandering around trying to find the spot in the photos, I
I add Burrowing Owl 5/5/95 at Coor's Field (catching bugs in the lights) as
well as Kestrel and family later that year.
Ira
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 7:01 PM, Ted Floyd tedfloy...@hotmail.com wrote:
Brilliant, Joe. My Coors Field eBird list:
1 Mallard 1 Coors Field US-CO 24-Jul-07 2 Rock
