This morning, I walked some of that area where the caracara was reportedly
seen, but was extremely skeptical of the report, considering that there are
regular sightings of ospreys and immature and mature bald eagles in that
area. As I was walking out, though, I saw a bird soaring very high, and
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Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 16, 2017
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Today, Kriley Pond in Golden Gate Canyon State Park had:
2 Northern Shovelers
2 Buffleheads
This is on state route 46.
Roger Linfield
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The curlews at Macintosh just flew north.
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There are currently nine Long-billed Curlew on the NW end of Macintosh Res. -pb
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I did my annual owl and raptor tour yesterday in Boulder County with
several participants. Here are some notes and highlights:
Great horned owls - many of the best observable nest sites are gone from
last year, due to destroyed nest sites, red tailed hawks taking over, or
Cobirders,
When I went out to get the paper, I was greeted by my first house wren song of
the year!
Paula Hansley
Louisville
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All,
We spent over an hour yesterday morning at the bridge over St. Vrain Creek
on Crane Hollow Road, which is about 1/2 mile west of Hygiene in north
Boulder County. When we arrived, 2 Phoebes were there. There was an
Eastern Phoebe which was frequently going under the bridge, so we presumed
Good morning,
We just had a brief but thorough study of a Winter Wren just outside our wall
of windows foraging around the ground feeder. No mistaking this tiny dark guy
with the itsy bitsy cocked tail. It’s actually a lifer for us and certainly a
new yard bird. I’m afraid he’s moved on, but
Good observations. I've studied my own photos of the Crane Hollow birds and
Peter's photos and compared to several other Black Phoebe photos and can see
clearly this is not a classic Black Phoebe. I don't know what the extent of
plumage variations in Black Phoebe could be and what a hybrid
On Saturday, April 15, 2017 at 4:15:19 PM UTC-6, wild...@gmail.com wrote:
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> The original post is shared on FB. Will this add another bird to the state
> tally if confirmed?
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Kathie Moses
West Douglas County
(As I was reminded by David. Thanks David!)
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Date: April 16, 2017
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I've had a white-thoated sparrow in my yard since last fall, but have only
seen him about 6 times. Even when the white-crowneds (not many visits from
them...I just don't have a sparrow habitat) eat on the ground, out in the
open, under the feeders, the white-throated will usually hide at the
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