Birders,
Our 1st BHGR just showed up in the backyard. Now just waiting for the 1st
Lazuli Bunting. Usually shows up on May 5.
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Golden, CO
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I seem to remember that the Lookout Mountain attack grouse ended up being
run over and killed by a car.
Janis Robinson
Coal Creek Canyon
On Monday, May 2, 2016 at 8:35:41 PM UTC-6, Tom Behnfield wrote:
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> The Dusky Grouse at Lookout Mountain (RIP) Jefferson County last year did
> the same thin
Hi all
I asked myself this morning as I readied my commute to Fort Collins
..."Will-et" be a good morning for shorebirding? ... :-) ...
At "Nunn Pond" (Hwy 85/Weld CR 100 (W on N))
- Willet - 1
- Lesser Yellowlegs - 1
"Nunn Pond" list growing ...
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Gadwall
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Male Scarlet Tanager currently being seen near the low damn on the river just
north of the parking area. It was seen earlier by Dave Wade. Dan Laszlo,
Rachel Hopper and myself are looking at it currently. It's working the Willows
and Cottonwoods next to the river.
Josh Bruening
Fort Collins
If you are like me and unfortunate not to be able attend the CFO
convention, this may be for you!
May 7th, 2014 at 8:30am
Birding By Ear
Roxborough State Park (Meet Inside the Visitor Center)
Trail: EASY/MODERATE
Leader, Alison Kondler
Bring binoculars, water and snacks.
6 spots left
If you are like me and unfortunate not to be able attend the CFO
convention, this may be for you!
May 7th, 2016 at 8:30am
Birding By Ear
Roxborough State Park (Meet Inside the Visitor Center)
Trail: EASY/MODERATE
Leader, Alison Kondler
Bring binoculars, water and snacks.
6 spots left (cal
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I walked all of the Valco Ponds side of the River this morning, below
Pueblo Reservoir dam (Pueblo County). The best migrant was a Northern
Waterthrush, it was close to the Arkansas River, just east of the two Fish
Hatchery Ponds. A few getting late ducks were around Valco Ponds area
today too, C
Never been attacked by a grouse, but I have been kicked in the hip by a well
known aggressive turkey in a Sacramento park. "Fearless Fred" was eventually
relocated.
Also was chased by a turkey in Arizona and forced to jump a stream to get away.
Both incidences were right around Easter.
Jim Co
A nice find on the way to Rabbit Mt. was a perched Broad winged Hawk in
trees just after I made the turn off 66 onto 53rd St. The Eagle Wind Trail
was closed again this morning but I was told by Boulder County Open Space
folks it will reopen tomorrow. I walked the broad road that winds around to
th
I decided to break my binoculars yesterday, right before the Scarlet Tanager
was reported at Lee Martinez Park in Larimer County. Drove up there today,
found the wrong trail three times, and then at 3:05 I learned that if you ever
need to look for a bird without binoculars, it should be a Scarle
Hello again all!
Had to head to Wellington for a quick work run this afternoon and headed
over to Cobb Lake after my boss said she had a Black-bellied Plover there
this morning. The bird was there at 230pm in beautiful breeding plumage.
Along with the plover, there were 4 Whimbrel, a dozen Wi
No tanager as of 5:30pm
Joey Angstman
Fort Collins, CO
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Dinosaur Ridge
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 03, 2016
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black Vulture0 0
One time on the road between Aspen and the Maroon Bells a male Dusky Grouse
ran towards my car on the road, jumped on the hood and stared at us through
the windshield. I opened the door to get a photo and he hopped off of the
hood, onto the ground and next thing I knew he was up on my leg and
Lifer! I heard and saw an American Bittern at Sawhill Ponds this
afternoon. First I heard the gulping and then I saw the bird standing on a
little hillock. When you park at Cottonwood Marsh it was at the 2nd pond
on the left as you walk past the sign for Sawhill Ponds.
Jamie Simo
Longmont
The story of the first 4 days of banding at Chatfield is about
Yellow-rumped Warblers. So far, almost half of the birds caught have been
Yellow-rumpeds - 24 Myrtles, 25 Audubons, and 4 Intergrades for a total of
52. Not a record - that was 104 in 2009 (and a year we had a fall-out),
but way m
Sorry for the late post. This morning, I was greeted with a birdy Bear Creek
Lake Park around the area of Soda Lake. Most of the activity was the result of
many Yellow-rumped Warblers. The best bird was a male Tennessee Warbler
feeding low in the flowering bushes in company of an Orange-crown
Before sunrise this morning I had my first *Common Poorwill* of the season
north of Deer Creek on the slope of the Dakota Formation Hogback.
At the Chatfield North Boat Launch area a *Whimbrel *flew north over the
dam. Chatfield Swim Beach had 2 *Semipalmated Plovers* flying north
and a *Solitary
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