Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 29, 2019
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All,
Shortly after 3 this afternoon I thought I’d take a shot in the dark and see if
I could see anything through the snowflakes. To my surprise I found a Common
Gallinule working the edge of some cattails on the pond north of County Road 60
in the Schware Unit of Wellington State Wildlife
This is the first time I have seen a White-faced Ibis in Washington Park
and I walk there every day. It was wading along the edge of Grasmere Lake
and flew toward the island. I did not see where it landed.
Sharon Tinianow
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A very biirdy day at Chico Basin Ranch ($15 per person to visit ranch,
unless you've paid the Annual Birder Membership), in Pueblo and El Paso
Counties.
Bill Maynard and I were able to see over 100 species of birds on the Ranch
today. I ended up with 99 species on the Pueblo County side of the
Yesterday morning (Apr. 28 ) we had a brief look at a Lazuli Bunting under
our feeders. Haven't seen him since.Then this morning, a Black-headed Grosbeak
-- in full breeding glory -- came to our sunflower seed hanging feeder and
helped himself to a good meal. Later this morning, at the
Hooded Warbler that was reported by Glenn Walbeck is still at the Last
Chance Rest Area as of 12:42 pm today 4/29/19.
Ken Wat
Aurora
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Migrants started off slow at Last Chance Rest Area in Washington County when my
group of 5 birders arrived around 10:15 this morning. After 30 minutes of
grackles and house sparrows in the grove, things picked across the street, with
the highlight being a calling Hooded Warbler (photo below).
The Golden-crowned Sparrow was still present in the same location this
morning (Monday, 4/29), at least before the snow started.
Regards,
Kevin Keirn
Fort Collins, CO (Larimer County)
On Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 9:49:14 PM UTC-6, David Wade wrote:
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Hi Joe
Just so you know , there was also a dead one found in "This Place is for
the Birds" bird feed store in Colo Spgs in late 90s (store in barn on his
private property, cool place by the way) ... probably never reported
because dead. I used to live down there and know the owner well.
Hi COBirders,
A new season at Clear Spring Ranch banding started today. It was cold, thick,
low ceiling, winds from the SE, so..… perfect for migration!
I had a ranch high 8 Blue-gray Gnatcatchers banded today(!), 6 m, 2 f, plus:
7 Orange-crowned Warblers
1 Virginia’s Warbler Second year (SY)
Greetings, around noon today while daydreaming about bird migration. I
noticed some birds flitting about outside my office window. I grabbed my
bins and went outside and had about 20 Yellow-rumped Warblers of both
races, 2 Orange-crowned Warblers, and a Cassin's Vireo. This CAVI was
bright,
April 29
Today was a cold and overcast day for spring banding, winds picked up as
the morning continued on. Notably, Swainson's Thrush moved into the area
last night or on the night of the 28th as no banding was done yesterday.
Black-and-White Warblers were seen in the vicinity of the banding
Way to go, David!
There are only three previous Colorado eBird records of this giga-rarity of
the southwest!
May, 1990, Jefferson County
May 8, 2013, Baca Count.
April 6, 2017, Prowers County
For details see David's recent post on eBird.
I hope it can be refound and enjoyed by a crowd.
Joe
A Bronzed Cowbird was a big surprise 4-28-19 in Scroggs Canyon just north of
Craver Middle School about 1/4 mile west of Crow Cut-off Rd, Colorado City, SW
Pueblo County. Bird was solid black from head to tail with thick dark beak and
neck, short tail along with a noticeable red eye. It flew
Can anyone who travels with their scope tell me whether one can carry a tripod
as a carry-on into the plane? Contact off listserv if you have advice!
Mine is long (33 in., collapsed) and heavy...
Thanks--
Linda Andes-Georges
Boulder County (W of Lagerman, N of Haystack, E of Table Mtn)
Hi all
I walked the Poudre River Trail in Greeley yesterday morning ... I had 52
species, new arrivals were Clark's Grebe, Yellow-rumped and Orange-crowned
Warbler, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Cliff and Bank Swallow.
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/
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Date: Monday, April 29, 2019
Compiler: Allison Hilf; ahilf AT me.com
Phone: (303) 888-5110
E-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
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