In Park County, where Sage Thrasher has a limited distribution (little
suitable habitat), they occur regularly as high as 9500-9600 feet elevation
near County Road 22 (vicinity of Buffalo Peaks). There they occupy expected
sage habitat, although they are, to my knowledge, quite isolated from other
That is very interesting that you posed the question about the sage thrasher at
high altitude. Today, I saw a Sage Thrasher in my neighborhood at near 8700'
elevation, north of Nederland in Boulder County. I ran for my camera as I
thought no one would believe this. I was shocked myself.
COBirders,
I was encouraged by another C Springs birder to report...
1. Sage Thrasher hopping around atop Tenney Crags (10,100 ft) west of C Springs
on July 4. Weird! It is many miles from what I think of as Sage Thrasher
habitat. I was curious if other CO birders have encountered them at such
Yesterday I checked along Pleasant Park Road above Deer Creek canyon and a
series of over about 1.5 miles produced 5 singing *Ovenbirds*.
This morning I made a series of stops along High Grade Road, South Deer
Creek Road, West Deer Creek Road and Maxwell Hill Road. 20 of the stops
were in or near
Hi Mike,
I recommend a dry sage rub with a Nopales glaze slow roasted over low
coals. A chilled cerveza will top it off nicely...
Good Birding,
Steve Stachowiak
Highlands Ranch, CO
On Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 9:20:28 AM UTC-6, Mike Henwood wrote:
>
> Found a Burrowing Owl that had just been
Mike,
Museum of Nature and Science. there is a curator of birds, Jeff
Stephenson. Contact him.
https://www.dmns.org/science/collections/dmns-zoology-collections
Ira
On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 9:20 AM, Mike Henwood wrote:
> Found a Burrowing Owl that had just been hit by a car
I just saw my FOS hummingbird at my feeder which has been out almost a month.
I hope he stays and visits all the flowers I planted for him.
Joan Glabach
Severance, CO
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Found a Burrowing Owl that had just been hit by a car on the morning of
July 5 east of the Glade Park store in Mesa County. Now have the owl in my
freezer.
Need some help with what to do with the dead bird --
Denver Museum of Natural History???
Division of Wildlife???
Any help in getting
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Date: July 6, 2016
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