To all,
The pelicans have been at Barr Lake all winter. Hope the ice melts for
them.
Ira Sanders
Golden
On Sun, Feb 16, 2020, 10:45 AM Dave Cameron wrote:
> We took out-of-town visitors to Barr Lake the other day, hoping to show
> them the 100+ Bald Eagles that had been reported. The lake was
Hi all,
At least 2 Glaucous, 1 Lesser Black-backed, and 1 Thayer’s among Ring-billeds
and Herrings on the Arapahoe side of South Platte Reservoir.
2 Long-tailed Ducks still present, as well. JeffCo is currently 100% frozen.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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In December I noted a couple of
Dark morph Ferrugenous Hawk, Deer Creek Canyon Road just west of Wadsworth
Blvd. Near the entrance to Denver Botanical gardens present now on power pole
nearest C-470. First seen by Mike Ames and photoed by many birders. I
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Bil Ford,
Lakewood
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the heads up about the American Dipper. I found it today around
11:45am. It was underwater for a time then popped up onto its favorite
little rock mid bridge structure.
I did not see the phoebe, but I noted last year having seen one at Carson
on February 16th. So right on ti
Five birders saw the Pacific Wren just now to the right of the trail before
reaching the stream.
Meg Reck
Arapahoe
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We took out-of-town visitors to Barr Lake the other day, hoping to show
them the 100+ Bald Eagles that had been reported. The lake was frozen so
we "only" saw 15 or 16 of them.
What we found interesting was 9 Am. White Pelicans standing around on the
ice, this early in the year,
...and several
Diana, thank you so much for posting this link! I'm from the Philadelphia
area, and will be visiting Colorado during the week of the convention. Now
I'll be able to research the field trips before the registration starts.
I'm looking forward to meeting some Colorado birders and birding new
places
A dark morph Ferrugenous Hawk has been hanging at this location for about a
month. Seen and photographed by several birders frequently at the same
location. First photographed by me on January 17th. Deer Creek Canyon Road west
of Wadsworth near the entrance to the Denver Botanic Gardens. Thanks
