Today I had a *Dickcissel* pass over me in the grassland park area of
Robert A. Easton R.P. that is south of Coal Mine Ave. in JeffCo.
A *Sage Thrasher* was singing in Ken Caryl Valley; the first I've had there
since spring migration, and presumably a "fall" migrant. A *Mountain
Bluebird* family
Cobirders,
This is to point out that there was not an accepted record of Western Gull
in the state until Walbek found the first state record in June 2011. There
are a couple of other accepted records from 2012 and 2013 (with possibly
another pending). On the surface it appears there maybe a
Jim Schmoker brought up a very good point when he asked me, in essence, "Does
an Ovenbird parent necessarily rule out cowbird." Of course, the answer is
"no". In fact Ovenbirds are parasitized by cowbirds at a high rate. Jim's
email made me scramble and hopefully calling my young bird an
Greetings,
I am dictating this, and therefore apologize for errors. I went to John Martin
today, and found three common loons at approximately the same location at which
the red throated loons had been reported. Two are particularly pale, at least
on the head and neck. For some reason, they
Well, I know it's not a Horned Lark... Looks like a Brown Headed Cowbird
to me.
David Wade
Ft Collins, CO
On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 4:26:53 PM UTC-6, Dave Leatherman wrote:
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> Can anyone name this bird? A parent brought this individual a green
> caterpillar to eat, photo taken on
Early guesses have been hermit thrush, Townsend's solitaire and eastern
bluebird. All good tries, all incorrect. Participants are not limited to one
try.
Dave Leatherman
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During official bird surveys this morning, I re-found the Western Gull
(Alamosa County) reported earlier by others. It is on Pond #115, which is
on the way to "South Mallard". You can drive right to this lake and the
gulls are hanging out here with 100 Am W Pelicans. The Blanca Wetlands area
I'll take a swing in the dark and say hermit thrush.
Joey Angstman
Fort Collins, CO
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I'll take a swing in the dark and guess hermit thrush.
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I have a trip prepared to visit the Pampas, Patagonia, and Tierra del Fuego
areas of Argentina. It is planned for October 30 through November 19. It
may be shortened to returning on November 17. I can send a detailed
itinerary and cost information privately.
Norm Erthal
303-917-2596
Hi all
>From this weekend's early morning adventures ...
- Sage Thrasher - 6 [NW Weld CR 114/45 (1); W along Weld CR 114/37 (2);
Weld CR 41 BTW 100/102 (3)]
- Chestnut-collared Longspur - 5 or 6 [NE and SE Weld CR 114/45]
- Northern Mockingbird - 3 [Weld CR 102/41]
- Blue
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
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Date: July 11, 2016
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Monday, July 11, 2016, sponsored by Denver
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