It was a pretty birdy last three days in Pueblo County. Today's
highlights of what I saw with other birders: Golden-crowned Sparrow,
Yellow Palm Warbler, Red-throated, Pacific, 3 Common Loons, Red-necked
Grebe, Great Black-backed, 3 or more Lesser Black-backed, a few
Iceland (Thayer's) Gulls, a
Hi Eric
Thanks for the information.
Bob Canter
On Monday, January 20, 2020 at 11:49:10 AM UTC-7, Eric Dinkel wrote:
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> I think cackling with ross given it’s small size.
> A blue morph ross looks like it would have a hood and much darker body
> with extensive white markings on wings I think.
>
For the 2nd winter in a row, Franklin's Gull has shown up at Pueblo
Reservoir in mid/late January. An adult in breeding plumage off North
Picnic Road this afternoon.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Hi folks
A summary of the highlights of the past week, all Garfield County except where
noted.
Red-naped Sapsucker – Centennial Park – Carbondale. (Sub-adult male?) This bird
has taken up residence in the “Yellow-bellied Sapsucker tree”. I have great
photos of both birds. Have not seen the
On our DFO trip today we had a Yellow-billed Loon and a Common Loon from
the North Boat Ramp at Chatfield. Also a Dipper under the 470 bridge to
Chatfield. And an American Pipit on the sand bar just into Chatfield after
going under the bridge. Got a few distant digiscope photos of the loons on
the
Birders,
Today, there were two Greater Yellowlegs in the catchment basin below
the dam just south of the Hasty Campground. They undoubtedly are
wintering farther downstream on private property, but this is the first
time in almost two months that they have been seen on public property.
Two
A (the?) first cycle Great Black-backed Gull is currently circling high above
the Larimer landfill. Maybe headed towards Horsetooth Reservoir.
Nick Komar, Jay Breidt, Joe Kipper
Fort Collins.
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I think cackling with ross given it’s small size.
A blue morph ross looks like it would have a hood and much darker body with
extensive white markings on wings I think.
I searched ross/cackling hybrid on ebird and it looks very similar to the bird
at the park.
Still a very rare bird and cool
They are finally putting some water back in. I don't know how much they
will fill it this winter. There were lots of birds seemingly enjoying the
water's return today including a Pintail.
Diana Beatty
El Paso
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There are now 2 long-tailed ducks at the ebird hotspot for the 88th and
west Dahlia pond. Both are in the northernmost patch of open water near
the building.
Doug Faulkner
Arvada, CO
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Hi Cobirders
I say this goose again today on the grass at Rocky Mt.Lake Park, Denver. To
ID it as a hybrid, a hybrid of what?
Thank you, Bob Canter, Denver
On Sunday, January 19, 2020 at 9:38:40 PM UTC-7, Robert Canter wrote:
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> Hi Cobirders
> I saw a dark phase Ross' Goose at Rocky Mountain
Was just out this am looking for the Ross’s. Didn’t see it, but did see a
hybrid. I’ll post pictures soon.
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