COBirders-- After several days observing the feeders at our cabin (9200
ft., Sangre de Cristo range) my impression is: Broad-tailed numbers are
somewhat below normal, with fewer juvies; Rufous population about normal,
behavior also; Calliope numbers about 25% to 30% above normal. Of course,
the
Hey guys,
I got tasked with leading a beginner birding seminar for the Colorado
Mountain Club's Colorado Mountain Fest on September 28th. I'm not much of a
photographer, but I'd like to include some pics of some of the more
exciting birds that we've had in the Front Range in the last couple of
HI all
Yesterday ...
- Stilt Sandpiper (1) and Long-billed Dowticher (2) at Weld CR 59 marsh
(south of Hwy 34 and giant feedlot to north)
- Black Tern (4-5), Franklin's Gull (1), Greater Yellowlegs (1) at
Loloff Reservoir
- Burrowing Owl (2) at Weld CR 33 btw 98/100 and one at
Hi all
I am a "Joisey Boy" born and raised so nice to see this effort. Wish I was
a birder growing up there.
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/
On Sunday, July 21, 2019 at 3:12:44 PM UTC-6, Denice wrote:
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> Yeah for the endangered Piping Plover! I know this
Just saw a beautiful male indigo Bunting in the meadow between the Blue Bell
Road and the Blue Bell trail in Chautauqua Park, just passed the cottages if
you walk up Blue Bell Road.
Jane Baryames
Boulder
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