Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
Date:May 12, 2017
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Friday, May 12 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new inform
Snowy plover still present at 6:59 on the nw corner of Union Reservoir.
Bryan
On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 7:16 PM Jack Bushong wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just now my brother and I had a breeding plumaged SNOWY PLOVER on the
> mudflats in the NW corner of Union Reservoir. This was not a Piping. It had
> gra
The Prairie Warbler was just seen below the dam.
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HEY COBirders,
A beautiful, calm, clear, quiet morning, and initially a lot of bird movement
at Clear Spring Ranch this morning. After about 8:30, activity dropped off
considerably, except for the emphatically singing Yellow Warblers, Com
Yellowthroats, and Red-winged Blackbirds.
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Female Painted Bunting in Kit Carson just east of school.
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Today, there was a single Snowy Plover at San Luis Lake. It was on the
peninsula on the west side of the lake. (Alamosa County).
Other birds in the area included Black Terns, Least Sandpiper, Peregrine
Falcons, and Lark Bunting. Is this a great time of year or what!
John Rawinski
Monte Vista,
For the record, I tried to send this to get the word out just after seeing
the vireo early this morning, but for whatever technical reason (perhaps
the photo) it did not get sent from my iPhone until just now when I am back
at home. Oh well. I'll post on other highlights from the Elbert outing
late
Hello birders,
This morning, I had a singing male Northern Parula at Van's Grove.
Later in the day, the first Least Tern of the year flew past a closure
on the north side of John Martin Reservoir. I don't know where, or if,
it landed. In the late morning, I had two Caspian Terns on the south
Hi all,
This afternoon I began my 19th year of operation of the bird banding
station at the YMCA of the Rockies south of Estes.
It was quite the eventful afternoon shortly after getting the nests set
up an adult male Northern Goshawk landed just a few yards from me while
it was being harasse
We went from wet to warm, pretty much over night! First day this season
that we started closing early because of the heat.
But a lovely if slowish early morning, with a nice mix of birds, including
5 first of season species. The highlight was a truly lovely WHITE-EYED
VIREO. Here is a breakd
Refound the Baltimore Oriole at approx 3:30pm. (Lifer - thanks Brandon and
Bill) About 100 yards east of the FCNC building; large cottonwood tree
with wire wrapped around the trunk. Went back around 6:30pm to see if we
could refind it, but were unable to.
Aaron Driscoll
Colorado Springs
On
I took a group of 8 from Boulder to Lamar today for the start of a three day
trip in SE Colorado. We had a terrific time over a long day and ended up with
at least 115 species on our collective list. Real highlights were Mountain
Plover at Arriba, Prairie Warbler below the dam at Flagler, a fe
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