All,
After hearing Nathan's report, figured I'd add to the Sprague's Pipit
conversation. When I was at Pipit Hill yesterday (10/12), I had similar luck. I
located a pair of birds almost right away, and kept hearing/seeing them
throughout my time there.
Being my first time at this location, and
Hi all,
I accompanied the CU Boulder Birding Club on a trip for Sprague's Pipits at
the traditional spot near Hale in Yuma County. We had at least 5 Sprague's
(I think more), with our first scope views of a bird on the ground after
only a couple minutes of searching. I've never had such good luck
After a couple of days of seeming nothingness, my feeder fluid levels
dropped like a rock yesterday and today...but I wasn't home enough to check
for birds. Will check tomorrow.
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Ira Sanders"
Sent: Sunday,
The beginning of the afternoon at Timnath Reservoir started out great with
some migrating hawks. Within minutes of arriving back in our circle we
spotted a Sharp-shinned and Ferruginous Hawk making their way southward. A
few minutes later a Northern Harrier flew over as our 80th species of the
I didn't see any hummers today. We will keep the feeder up for a while.
Ira Sanders
Golden
On Sun, Oct 13, 2019, 6:15 PM John Ealy wrote:
> We had three stragglers on multiple visits two days ago, two yesterday,
> including a calliope, and one this morning. Haven't seen any since 8 a.m.
> We
Our final day was the slowest of the season - made us feel that it was a
good time to end! Banded only 7 birds, and then caught another 14 that we
had caught earlier this season (a few migrants that had yet to move on and
other birds that are likely to stick around for the winter). The 7 new
We had three stragglers on multiple visits two days ago, two yesterday,
including a calliope, and one this morning. Haven't seen any since 8 a.m. We
did see our first returning Junco, a lone pink-sided, mixed in with the
numerous chipping and white-crowned sparrows.
John Ealy
Roxborough Park
Carrie Olson and I decided to spend the morning at a point near the
northeast corner of Timnath Reservoir as part of the annual Big Sit. I
have done a few in the east, and this was my first one ever in Coloardo.
Unfortunately, it is fairly late in the year for good songbird migration
but since
Jaeger re-found by Jesse and Renee Casias. Seen by several birders as late as
12.
Sean Walters
Fort Collins, CO
>> On Oct 13, 2019, at 12:10 PM, Adrian Lakin (adrianlak...@gmail.com)
>> wrote:
>
> No sign of the Jaeger as of 11am. 6 other birders there, but no bird.
>
> Adrian Lakin
>
No sign of the Jaeger as of 11am. 6 other birders there, but no bird.
Adrian Lakin
Mead, CO
On Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 1:53:04 PM UTC-6, Robert Righter wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> An adult, light-morph Pomarine/Parasitic Jaeger seen about 10 minutes ago,
> bathing in the middle of the larger
Thank you Gregg! I found one last night, 10-12-19 around 5:30pm - very
distant!
I observed from the road - what do you think of people walking closer,
across the prairie dog mounds? Perhaps we should suggest they stay at the
road.(saw someone doing that)
Rosanne Juergens
Centennial
On
Great find Bob!! The Parasitic Jeager continues this am, flying around the
middle part of the lake.
Rob Sparks
Old town Fort Collins
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Righter
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2019 1:53:00 PM
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Subject:
Date: Sunday October 13th
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