I just finished writing up a detailed description and submitted it to
eBird. Whether they accept it or not, I don't know what other bird it could
possibly be. It sure took me by surprise!
Susan Rosine
Thornton, Adams County
On Apr 5, 2017 9:29 PM, "Frank Farrell" wrote:
I have noticed a few more white crowned sparrow this winter. There are 6 or
7 that have been here all winter. Last year I remeber 3 or 4. During this
last storm maybe there were a dozen or so.
Jerry Welch
Windsor CO
On Wednesday, April 5, 2017 at 6:06:06 PM UTC-6, 3rdgen...@gmail.com wrote:
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My friend Bill E. and I observed a Roadrunner together at same location and we
posted it same day on 4/1. It was unmistakable. At last check it was not
accepted. Please post your sighting. It looks like a first record possibly!
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Hi all,
I have been doing a fair amount of birding recently in the Louisville area.
Turkey Vultures have arrived as of last week, and have been steadily
increasing since. There were five today. Last Sunday there was a
Ruby-crowned Kinglet in the northwest corner of Warembourg, and I had a
May I ask for help? I've seen Roadrunners in Arizona. I was at Stewart's Pond
and nearby Wetlands hotspots in Weld Co. on March 29. Saw a Roadrunner...
well.. run across the road! I thought I was imagining things. But, no way it
could have been a Ring-necked Pheasant. I have seen those
>From Tony.
"Didn't type my number correctly at all. That's what I get for typing and
walking at the same time. My number is 970-799-0052 <(970)%20799-0052>"
Joe Roller
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Okay, has anyone else noticed increased numbers of White-crowned Sparrows
under yard feeders this past winter season?? I have had a little
flocklet. In the previous ten winters of living here in Arapahoe County
(near CCSP), I have usually had 2-5 brief visits from WCSPs each winter.
Usually 2 or
I just now received this additional information from Larry Gurzick. The
bird was still being seen today!
"The flycatcher was there yesterday morning and this morning.
Give me a call at (970) 799-0850. Dad said he would be ok if a few people
wanted to hang out in his backyard."
IF the bird can
I got this message today from Tony Gurzick, who gave permission to post the
information here.
"My dad, Larry Gurzick, who lives near the intersection of Buckley and
Iliff, found and photographed a (male)Vermilion Flycatcher on 4/1/17."
(Last Saturday).
Also from Tony:
"It was visible from public
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 05, 2017
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In the north west quadrant of the park were 4 Red-breasted Mergansers, one was
a male in breeding plumage.
Bob Righter
Denver CO
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Joann,
Good question!
I found this on the CFO webpage under "Next Convention." That's the place
to go for all the breaking convention news!
4/5/17: NOTE THAT GENERAL REGISTRATION IS NOT YET OPEN, but will be coming
soon. We have staged registration, in which some board members and trip
leaders
I see people registering but can not find any way to register for the trips.
Joann at jhackos dot com
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How do we sign up for field trips? I can see the names of people who are
registered but cannot find anyway to register.
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Yesterdays storm sure hammered the San Luis Valley. Monte Vista had 14
inches of the white stuff but other parts of the San Luis Valley got less.
When things finally opened up a bit, I did a quick afternoon trip to Smith
Reservoir. Now on a day like yesterday, I always hedge my bet and
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail:RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: April 5, 2017
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, April 5 sponsored by Denver
Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new
No rare birds in this story but I wanted to tell it anyway.
A Canada goose had gotten his legs entangled in fishing line. It had gone on
for several days before I heard about it so, by then, he was starting to lose
ground. He was able to maneuver enough to get into the air and then the pond,
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