[cobirds] CCSP (Arapahoe)

2015-12-02 Thread ROBERT RIGHTER
Hi Notables 1 jv Common Loon (westside) Many ad Bonaparte’ Gulls 1 ad Lesser Black-backed Gull 1 fat and happy ad Bald Eagle (ne side) Bob Righter Denver cO -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group a

Re: [cobirds] very late White-throated Swifts, Pueblo County, Lake Pueblo State Park

2015-12-02 Thread Brandon K. Percival
I took photos of one of like 200 White-throated Swifts on November 1st that Margie Joy and I saw (which was the latest ones for Colorado I believe at the time).  Last week, another birder in Pueblo saw around six White-throated Swifts near Pueblo Reservoir (hopefully the e-bird reviewers will a

RE: [cobirds] very late White-throated Swifts, Pueblo County, Lake Pueblo State Park

2015-12-02 Thread DAVID A LEATHERMAN
Margie, That is crazy. Somebody has to get photos. Only insects I can think of they might be getting are midges, which would be present anywhere there is unfrozen water. Desperados is all I can figure. Wonder if any swift is known to have wintered in the northern part of its range by going

[cobirds] very late White-throated Swifts, Pueblo County, Lake Pueblo State Park

2015-12-02 Thread mar1...@juno.com
Hi all, This afternoon, about 1:45pm, I found at least 4, maybe more, White-throated Swifts flying and actively feeding over the Arkansas River below the dam, west of Osprey Picnic area near an old bridge abutment on the banks of the river. I walked west along the river and continued to see the

[cobirds] Colorado Birding - Request for Information

2015-12-02 Thread Tom Behnfield
Sharon & Mike, One of my favorite spots for ducks is the Platte River, which flows from South to North through Denver. There are numerous spots along it with lots of ducks. We especially like 88th & Colorado Blvd, which is NE of Denver proper. Rosy Finches are hit & miss, and not common in the

[cobirds] Re: Colorado Birding - Request for Information

2015-12-02 Thread Carl Bendorf
Hi Sharon & Mike, I'm a newcomer to CO birding myself and have found this site extremely helpful. The specific link here is to a page where you can get info on finding specialities, such as rosy finches! You can also search by location, etc. http://coloradocountybirding.org/Specialties.aspx

[cobirds] My Late Annual "Thanksgiving Merlin",Loveland,Larimer

2015-12-02 Thread Elaine Coley
Hi All, This year my Thanksgiving week Merlin came after Thanksgiving instead of before. He tried to make a meal of the little guys at my deck feeders but was unsuccessful. Before the 2013 flood he perched on a big Cottonwood behind the house, but flood toppled the tree. This year he perched

[cobirds] Re: Lesser Black-backed Gull, Boulder Co

2015-12-02 Thread Ted Floyd
And about an hour ago, an adult *lesser black-backed gull* flew away from Waneka Lake, eastern Boulder County. Hmm... Also at Waneka Lake and adjacent Greenlee Preserve: two *nelsoni white-breasted nuthatches,* 3 *killdeer,* and continuin

[cobirds] Lesser Black-backed Gull, Boulder Co

2015-12-02 Thread Peter Gent
All, A few minutes ago there was an adult Lesser Black-backed Gull standing on the ice at Baseline Res, seen from Cherryvale Road southeast of Boulder. Peter Gent, Boulder. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from

[cobirds] Colorado Birding - Request for Information

2015-12-02 Thread Sharon Pratt
Hello all, We will be birding in the Denver area on Saturday and Sunday, 12/5 & 12/6. We hope to see Rosy Finches and would appreciate information on where to look. We also plan to bird at Chatfield State Park and would like recommendations on the best areas for geese and ducks. Any other sugg

[cobirds] Colorado Rare Bird Alert, 2 December 2015

2015-12-02 Thread Joyce Takamine
Compiler: Joyce Takamine e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org Date: December 2, 2015 This is the Rare Bird Alert, Wednesday, December 2, sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies. Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species). BRANT (