Methinks suburban yards with bird feeders attract mice!
Chip Clouse
Golden
On Jan 9, 2018 5:41 PM, "'Chuck Pringle' via Colorado Birds" <
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> The owl just flew from here SW toward the dam.
>
> Chuck
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> On Jan 9, 2018, at 4:11 PM, W. Robert
COBirds,
Been wandering various county roads in various directions from my home in
Milliken off and on over the last week (Jan. 3, 5, 8, 9 for a couple/few
hours in the afternoon) just exploring and hoping to find one of those rare
white owls that seem to be irrupting this winter. No luck
Sorry i forgot to note that this is South Platte Reservoir. White-winged
scoter.
Thomas
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COBirders-- Thanks to everyone who expressed their astonishment at the
backyard photo I posted this morning. When I first saw it I thought I was
dreaming after the excitement over the weekend at Mountain View Cemetery.
To answer those who asked, the bird flew off within a minute of my taking
the
Thomas,
What scoter was it? I didn't see any postings on a scoter.
Thanks
Ira
On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 4:09 PM, Thomas Holub wrote:
> Pulled both birds just a bit ago. Scoter sitting in northeast side and
> loon a little more west of there and closer if I’m not mistaken on
CObirders,
Both Colorado Springs rarities were seen in their usual places by Peggy
Gonder and myself today! From about 11 am to noon, the sapsucker spent
most of its time about 30' up in the middle Austrian pine in the cluster of
three pines. The trees are about 50 m back from Mirada road on
The owl just flew from here SW toward the dam.
Chuck
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> On Jan 9, 2018, at 4:11 PM, W. Robert Shade III wrote:
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> I saw it at 9809 W. 99th Ave on the chimney. This was my fourth attempt. A
> most amazing coincidence. Micki and I had just finished lunch
I saw it at 9809 W. 99th Ave on the chimney. This was my fourth attempt. A
most amazing coincidence. Micki and I had just finished lunch with her
brother and sister and spouses at Baker Square in Belmar, Lakewood. None of
them birders. At 1:50 John got a call from his sister informing him that
the
Pulled both birds just a bit ago. Scoter sitting in northeast side and loon a
little more west of there and closer if I’m not mistaken on those directions.
Scoter was far out but looked fantastic. Lifer!
Thomas Holub
Littleton co
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My recent comments on Barnacle Goose were, ironically, in a post on potential
next first state record and my comment, also ironically, was that any Barnacle
in CO would be very unlikely of wild origin
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At Aurora Res. See my recent post on this species
Steve Mlodinow
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We tried Salisbury and missed.it, then found the Brant now on the pond at Bar
CCC
David Suddjian
Littleton Co
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Channel 13 Colorado Springs/Pueblo will have an interview about the Snowy
Owl later today.
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Wow indeed!
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
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To: Leon Bright
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Sent: Tue, Jan 9, 2018 8:24 am
Subject: Re: [cobirds] New yard bird - Pueblo
Wow!
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo
For anyone coming down to see the Snowy Owl (still present), the Prarie
Warbler is cooperating nicely in the Russian Olives off the NE corner of
the parking lot near his usual spot.
Kevin Ash
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Wow!
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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On Jan 9, 2018 8:15 AM, "Leon Bright" wrote:
> COBirders-- Well, shortly after arising this morning I took a look out
> our kitchen window to check on our feeders, and . . .
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> Leon Bright
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> Leon
COBirders-- Well, shortly after arising this morning I took a look out our
kitchen window to check on our feeders, and . . .
Leon Bright
Leon Bright, Pueblo
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On the thread of Mourning Dove numbers in southern CO, my father mentioned
seeing huge numbers of them recently in an area where rains had produced dense
growths of sunflowers.
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The bird is still present this morning, (9 January), standing on South
Shore Marina tires. Come to parking lot by the playground, overlooking the
South Shore Marina, to see the bird, in the spotting scopes that are
present. The bird is a good 200 yards away, though looking through the
scope you
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
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Date: January 9, 2018
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