The swan was absent at 8:49am and duck hunters were present with many decoys in
the water and on the west shore.
John Shenot
Fort Collins
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A male Varied Thrush was seen by David Chartier and Bill Maynard at Fountain
Creek Regional Park, El Paso County. It was seen due east of the Beaver Pond,
just North of the Big Pond. Hopefully they can give better directions when
they get home. Brandon PercivalPueblo West, CO
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After viewing photos and hearing from Brandon, I think it is a female, not a
male varied thrush. Never got a really clear look at it.
David Chartier
Colorado Springs, CO
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Ann Troth and I got one of the WWSC's at Baseline Reservoir from Cherryvale Rd
11:30. Was on the far shore line looking ESE. Got distant digiscope photos on
eBird checklist below.
eBird Checklist – Baseline Reservoir, Colorado – Sun Nov 29, 2015 – 5 species
Great views. Straighter bill than Tundra. By itself in middle of lake.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood CO
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Birders, Tammy and I did not find any swans at Chatfield this morning.
One common loon. 7 Bonaparte's gulls.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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And just like that, he flew off. Hopefully he will return.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood CO
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Hello All,
Due to our trip to Madagascar we did not put out feeders until the middle
of November. We, therefore, were not expecting to see anything unusual. The
cold snap and fresh snow of the past few days did finally bring around
numerous Dark-eyed Juncos, American Goldfinch, White-breasted
A prairie falcon on the wing, several red tailed hawks, two kestrels, the
resident bald eagle pair, and three white geese flying far off among the
thousands of Canada and cackling geese were at Stearn's Lake in Boulder County
this afternoon, 2:45. Much of the lake is still open.
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There was a male varied thrush at Fountain Creek Regional Park around 11:00am
today. Bill Maynard and I got some photos, but not sure how mine came out. If
I have any good ones I will post on Facebook. I know Bill got one that was at
least identifiable. The bird was near the beaver dam on
Andy Bankert just let me know that the Trumpeter Swan reported at Lon Hagler
Reservoir last week is still present on the south end.
Good birding,
Sean Walters
Fort Collins, CO
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e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: November 29, 2015
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Sunday, November 29, sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
BRANT
'Tis the season for... flycatchers? After a Thanksgiving visit to South
Dakota (where I added Great Kiskadee to my SD list, believe it or not), I
returned home to find a very chilly Say's Phoebe foraging around the
Kittredge Ponds at the south end of the CU campus in Boulder this morning.
Even
David Starbuck, Gwen Moore and I are currently viewing the Scoter from
Cherryville Road & it is on the far side.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood CO
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Earlier this afternoon, David Bray and I checked out several lakes south and
west of Loveland looking for Barrow's Goldeneye. Lakes/Reservoirs surveyed
included Rist Benson, Boedecker, Lon Hagler, Hertha, Dry Creek, and Lone Tree.
No Barrow's Goldeneyes were found. Highlights were:
Trumpeter
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