Date: Saturday, August 24, 2019
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Compiler: Gregg Goodrich, Highlands Ranch
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Bill Kaempfer and I are looking at three Baird’s Sparrows on CR 93 about three
miles south of I-76. Details will follow in eBird.
John Vanderpoel
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Both feeding together on the Plum Creek delta.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, Colorado
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While hiking yesterday near Leadville I found a very large stump with very
large drill holes I posted a report with photos on my website at:
betterbirdwatching.com/pileated-woodpecker-tree-in.com
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The link to webpage does not appear to work so from homepage
betterbirdwatching.com just click on text at top "pileated woodpecker tree in
CO?"
Joe LaFleur
Woodland Park
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Hi Joe
Many thks for your post
Interesting, for sure, but for me the holes do not strongly remind me of
Pileated holes which are typically much more rectangular in shape, the long
side being vertical.
Just my opinion.
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DickFilby
Carbondale, CO
Norwich UK (currently)
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Agree.
And wood often splits vertical from pil's holes.
Have seen many growing up in Maryland (near DC) and camping and scout
counselor in Appalachians in Virginia. Even had them in my back yard
growing up there.
Once at camp I was chopping wood and a pil came down to see what was going
on.
Both Hairy and American Three-toed Woodpeckers often excavate circular patches
of bark the size of a 50-cent piece or even bigger at the base of dead conifers
in the act of extracting larvae of large wood-boring beetles and also nests of
carpenter ants. I would say this much more likely than an
Thx for the good feedback
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Thx for the info
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We had a very nice, if somewhat warm, opening morning at Barr. We started
opening nets at 6:40, and within 10 minutes had our first birds (a Western
Wood-pewee and a Northern Waterthrush, side by side in the net) and our
first visitors (a mom with her two young daughters from Thornton). LOTS o
Agreed with the other borders; Joe, PIWO holes are often very rectangular and
it seems doubtful that they make it here. I am in California right now and
seeing them, and grew up with them in New England, and it would be great to
have them in CO but, alas, they are pretty far and don’t seem to mi
COBirders-
Several days ago I posted a request from Nancy Kelley, a wildlife
rehabber in Pueblo, who needed help with finding a colony of Chimney Swifts
so she could release some fledglings. Mark Yaeger (artist/illustrator of
the Colorado Breeding Bird Atlas II) suggested she continue to watch
Both birds are still on the eastern end of the plum creek delta this evening. I
was there close to an hour and they primarily stayed in the area where the
American White Pelicans were staying. They flew together several times but
stayed in the general eastern side of the delta. It is very muddy
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