Steve Kingswood and I found seven species of gulls at the west end of
Warren Lake: RBGU, Iceland (Thayer's), California, Herring, Glaucous
immature, Lesser Black-backed, and what we thought was an immature
Glaucous-winged. It was the same size as the Glaucous but the bird seemed
too dark. Hybrid?
Yesterday I noticed a black bird with a wedge-shaped tail, and turned my car
around! It was a raven, and there was a second one already on the ground,
watching a RTHA eat a rabbit. Location is barely in Adams county. North Main
Street in Brighton. Here is my checklist if you want to map it. Mayb
Hi
After a long winter hearing the first Western Meadowlarks bugling in spring
gives me reassurance that winter is on the way out. Hearing the gurglings from
the first Lark Buntings in May lets me know Summer is fast approaching, Hearing
trumpeting from the first Sandhilll Cranes migrating sou
Date: Friday, March 6, 2020
Email: RBA AT Cobirds.org
Compiler: Joe Roller (jroll...@gmail.com)
Phone: (303) 204-0828 (cell)
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Birders have been helpful by reporting updates to COBIRDS. Thanks!
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