Greetings All
I've been heading out to Crow Valley pretty much weekly, usually on Mondays.
Today was like many of my outings -- the first 1-2 hours after sunrise
(actually starting just before sunrise) are very birdy, and then activity drops
off rapidly. You can actually see the birds heading
This AM at 7:30 there was a Northern Goshawk!! sitting on our bird feeder. It
flew but it may still be in the area. We live in Arapahoe County between Cherry
Creek State Park and the Denver Tech Center. Near South Havana & Orchard Rd.
Keep a look out for him. A beauty! Mary C Burger
10826 E
Nick,
I think most active birders would have picked out the same two birds from
Amanda's list as rare that you did, and I had been thinking the same thing
that you were before reading your post - Wow, very low numbers for the two
weeks we band in Ridgway but two rarities. On the other hand,
I'm forwarding a report of a Common Loon at Baseline Reservoir from another
birder.
Chuck Hundertmark
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From: JB
Date: Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 10:22 AM
Subject: rare bird report
To: chundertma...@gmail.com
Hi -
I found your contact info
It was and outstanding day!!
I am impressed to see these numbers and, for me, the Sage Thrasher parade
was spectacular!
Have to log onto eBird to see the final tally.
Regards,
Iván
On Monday, September 14, 2015 at 5:04:27 PM UTC-6, ouzels wrote:
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> We enjoyed a fruitful Fall Count at the
About 4pm today, I relocated one immature Sabine's gull and the red phalarope
from the swim beach at chatfield state park. Pretty sure I had the birds in
both Jefferson and Douglas counties, for what that's worth.
At the marina spit, usual suspects with 2 common terns.
Good birding,
Scott
I saw an American Golden Plover at Timnath Reservoir this morning from the
east side on the north end. I went into the new subdivision off CR 13. The
only viewing spot was at the north end of Majestic View Drive looking over
the small marsh. CR 13 is closed south of this point.
Norm Erthal
A slow banding day, with only 27 new birds. It appears the big waves of
Wilson's Warblers have passed through (we've banded approximately 550 in a
little over 3 weeks - the highest number since 2006); it is not yet clear
whether there will be a lot of Yellow-rumpeds (our numbers range from
Last Friday I went northeast to see what might be at the reservoirs, hoping
to find a jaeger. When I arrived at Jumbo, it was raining and 48 so I
sheltered with my scope under the rear hatch. It has the best shore of the
three I visited. The only real birds of note at Jumbo, Prewitt, and
Hi Mary Cay,
Wow! Very cool. I wonder if it is the same bird we saw last winter on our
CCSP raptor survey.
I thought you had left already. Do you leave tomorrow? How did the fall count
go?
I am taking a lady from Austin to CCSP today. I sprained my ankle on Saturday,
so won't be able
This morning, at Denver Botanic Gardens in Denver, were an Olive-sided
Flycatcher & a Brown Thrasher. (I previously saw an Olive-sided on
Saturday, September 19th.) The flycatcher was ... flycatching ... from high
in the trees along the western edge of the Gardens -- near the trail that
leads
Compiler: Ira Sanders
Date: September 21, 2015
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, September 21, 2015,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
Red Phalarope
Hi all
While enjoying Diamond Peak Picnic Area along Hwy 14 in Poudre River Canyon
we had an American Dipper entertaining us in the Poudre River. Other
species seen:
- Steller's Jay
- Mountain Chickadee
- Spotted Towhee
- Unid Sparrow
- American Goldfinch
- Belted Kingfisher
Birders, the Red Phalarope is presently visible from the swim beach.
Ira Sanders
Golden
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An imm Sabine's just joined it in the same view.
Ira Sanders
Golden
On Sep 21, 2015 2:45 PM, "Ira Sanders" wrote:
> Birders, the Red Phalarope is presently visible from the swim beach.
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Sorry for the late report (or duplicate if they have already been reported.)
Also, it may not be rare, but but ebird questioned me when I input it on
Birdlog.
Several of us were treated to 4 Red-necked Phalaropes east of the Chatfield
Marina Sandspit on Saturday just before sunset. It was
Yesterday(9-20-15)an immature female Costa's Hummingbird made 2 brief
appearances at my feeder in Rye, SW Pueblo County,
130-145PM.
Calliopes are also present but the Costas was distinguished by its dark eyeline
thru lores contrasting with white supercilium, & solid white unmarked throat.
This morning around 10 am there were two juv. *Sabine's Gulls* at Chatfield
Reservoir. One was on the Platte Arm of the reservoir mostly on the Douglas
portion, located around the buoys that are north of the Swim Beach, and
while I was looking at that one from the North Boat Launch area
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