Date: Sunday, March 15, 2020
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I am sending this message to Joe on Cobirds, rather than Facebook, as it has a
wider (and more pertinent) audience: Happy Birthday, Joe. And, since it is
3/14...do regard pi as a piece of pie or a slice of pie?
Karl Stecher
Aurora
From: "Joe
Hello,
Today while birding in west Loveland I spooked a dark brown raptor with
very distinct white lines on the tips of its wings similar to the
coloration of a nighthawk, although I have eliminated that option because
it was similar in size as a red-tailed hawk. It was dark brown and had no
other
[image: DSTU4631 YBLO copy lightened.JPG]
Early this morning Peter Ruprecht and I saw what we are fairly certain is a
YBLO at Standley Lake. We had thought initially it was a Common Loon, but
were not certain. Amanda Spears helped guide us to the YBLO identification,
which made more sense afte
Yep, sorry for the alarm - they are decoys. Left the house to go up in the
mountains w/o bins - driving my wife’s car (she doesn’t keep any in her car).
When we got to the park, it’s a little cloudy and I think I’m seeing swans!
They are fooling park visitors as well, as there was a guy on a bi
They are decoys (good ones at that) Addenbrooke Park is at 600 so Kipling in
Lakewood (not Belmar)
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Peter Ruprecht and I saw a flock of 50 Mountain Bluebirds in the far north
end of Jefferson County just SW of Great Western Reservoir moving about
this morning at about 9:30am.
Donna Stumpp
Westminster, CO
On Saturday, March 14, 2020 at 12:11:28 PM UTC-6, Charles Hundertmark wrote:
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> Just
The 3 pairs of Trumpeter Swans that showed up this morning on the eBird RBA
are decoys. Addenbrooke Lake is in Jefferson County in the Belmar Park area.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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It would be helpful to describe the observations that confirmed they were
alive, as
it is such a coincidence to have them there, right where the decoys were
recently.
Were they swimming, foraging, flapping wings, interacting?
"Trust, but verify".
Joe Roller, Denver
On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 1:16 PM
Eric,Just spoke with Bob. He said there are 6 of the swans on this little pond
and they are very much alive.Marilyn
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From: Eric Dinkel
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Subject: [cobirds] Trumpeter Swans, Lakewood, Jeffco
Aren’t these the decoys that
Aren’t these the decoys that were being discussed last week or so?
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Posting for Bob Santangelo who just took this pic.
Trumpeter Swans
Addenbrooke Park
600 S. Kipling
Lakewood
https://www.facebook.com/groups/CFObirds/permalink/10156739963102038/
Marilyn Rhodes
Evergreen, CO
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Just had a small flock (8 or so) on the White Rocks trail north of Valmont in
Boulder County.
Chuck Hundertmark
Lafayette, CO
> On Mar 14, 2020, at 9:25 AM, Nathan Pieplow wrote:
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> A flock of nearly 200 Mountain Bluebirds is at the Greenbelt Plateau
> Trailhead along Highway 93 south of Bou
Nathan,
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> I counted 131 Mountain Bluebirds at Rigden Reservoir in Fort Collins this
morning. It was foggy this morning in Larimer and I believe that
contributed to the bluebird "fallout".
I am assuming that many others are also seeing large numbers of bluebirds
in their local patches today ac
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This morning we saw 40 Mountain Bluebirds on the Joder Ranch Trail in North
Boulder.
Jane Baryames
Boulder
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A flock of nearly 200 Mountain Bluebirds is at the Greenbelt Plateau
Trailhead along Highway 93 south of Boulder this morning. A sure sign of
spring.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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I did post some digiscope pics on ebird
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Hi all, I originally posted a Bonapartes but changed the post to Franklin’s at
Marston yesterday. Gulls are still tough for me. The bill looked very black
which is what made me think Bonaparte’s. But I was guided to consider leg color
and that led me to Franklin’s. Sorry for confusion
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