I received a call at work from the Bock's who are hosting the Varied
Thrush(es?) at 4200 Peach Way and they are overwhelmed. Their dog is not
handling the crowds well at all so they are asking that we do something to
nip this in the bud. Please, please honor their wishes and refrain from
visiting
Here's my Ebird checklist with photos.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S63142675
Adrian Lakin
Mead, CO
On Tuesday, January 7, 2020 at 4:58:00 PM UTC-7, Adrian Lakin
(adrianlak...@gmail.com) wrote:
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> 2:45 to 3:05. The varied thrush reported yesterday continues in the same
> yard at the corner of
Hi all-
Birded Sterne Park hoping for perhaps Wood Duck to add to my year list (no
luck). However, the park has several Austrian Pines, and they were covered in
sap wells. Due to the size, amount, and spacing, it is the unmistakable work of
a sapsucker. I think it being the metro area in
Forgot to sign...
Adrian Lakin
Mead, CO
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2:45 to 3:05. The varied thrush reported yesterday continues in the same yard
at the corner of Peach Way and Apple Way. It retreats into pine trees when
spooked, but it posed nicely for me and I got some great pictures.
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Today 1/7/2020 we had a Northern Pygmy-Owl at Hwy 67 and Rampart Range
road. It was down trail #787 on the SE corner of the parking lot. The eBird
list below has a recording of the Red Crossbills that were agitated by the
Owl, plus photos of each.
This lot is good for crossbills and other
I saw both male sapsuckers this afternoon. One on golf course pines as reported
by other birders, but second was in pine near maintenance shed in SE corner,
not near entrance as previously reported. Second looked like same bird I and
others have seen near entrance- I doubt there are 3 of them
Birders
FYI, here is the response I got from the environmental guy at Rawhide Power
Plant/Hamilton Reservoir north of Fort Collins.
Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins
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