Should have specified these are Great Horned Owls.
LG
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 1:26:11 PM UTC-6, Laura Gorman wrote:
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> This rainy morning, two pale, fluffy young owls were perched on a branch
> above their nest (formerly used by red tail hawks) on the Riverwalk Trail.
> Also seen on the
Good points, John.
eBird was not intended as an RBA, due to the reviews for quality control,
etc. These
can happen at once or after days or even weeks. you point out some of the
flaws in the
process, but without quality review, we'll find reports of Yellow-billed
Magpie from Araphaoe County.
The
Hi Norm:
I am trying to learn eBird. It seems to me that on rare species, there is a
delay until someone doing quality control, gives it approval. It happened
to me on a number of rarities here in the San Luis Valley...like the
Scarlet Tanager we also had here. So if someones sighting goes
Sounds like a good day out.
On Monday, June 1, 2020 at 8:12:20 PM UTC-6, fiddlenurs wrote:
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> There was a prothonotary warbler in some willows near the campground in
> Crow Valley. It was working some willows directly south of camping spot 9
> It was in the willows near the Barbed wire
Spent a morning out at Natural Arch north of Del Norte. They had received a
torrential downpour last night but roads were drained by this morning.
Pretty much found all of the expected birds in pinyon and juniper habitat.
Best were :
Gray Flycatcher
Cordilleran Flycatcher
Dusky Flycatcher
W
Merlin Bird ID is a free field guide app from Cornell and integrates with
eBird. A really excellent resource. I love the bird songs that show the
sonograms. And it utilizes the best photos out of eBird.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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The yellow malar region indicates Western Meadowlark I thought.
Derek Hill
Loveland
On Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at 3:52:43 PM UTC-6, Daniel O'Donnell wrote:
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> Here are two photos of the eastern meadowlark at the northern end of Bud
> Mielke reservoir taken this morning. This bird looks a little
Hi Caleb, thank you for thinking of us new to birding and cobirds!! I had
been able to navigate my option for notifications. What I am struggling
with now is finding a good list of rare birds, which I thought would be
easy, but I haven't been successful. I imagine that it changes by season
and
Hi Kyle!
That's a very beautiful photo of a Ferruginous Hawk!
*The birds are happy, and so am I*
*~Caleb Alons, Larimer County*
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This rainy morning, two pale, fluffy young owls were perched on a branch
above their nest (formerly used by red tail hawks) on the Riverwalk Trail.
Also seen on the Trail were lazuli buntings (male and female), chats (seen
and heard!), catbirds, a blue grosbeak pair, and a female black headed
In May 2019, I also had a female Hooded Merganser at South Platte Park with
chicks. Interesting stuff
Ben Sampson
Centennial CO
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Hi all -
Just had a gorgeous male Northern Parula feeding in cottonwoods along NE shore
of quincy reservoir in auroura. Coordinates 39.633697,-104.772536. Appeared to
be moving along shore to SE. Currently attempting to refind to get photo.
Ben Sampson
Centennial CO
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There were two male Bobolinks this morning in the meadows surrounding the
big Cherryvale Trail parking lot (on the road to Open Space center), along
with several "singing" Savannah Sparrows. (They have been at this spot
around June 1 for several years)
There was also a pair of very active Rock
This is from the Crow Valley Campground a Pawnee national grasslands. I didn’t
find the prothonotary warbler today.
Bullocks orioles : 3
Red headed woodpecker: 1 (lifer first me)
Blue grosbeak: 2
Western wood pewee:2
Western kingbirds; 6
Yellow warbler : 2
Western meadowlarks:6
Brown headed
Ferrugenous Hawk.
Bil Ford/Lakewood,Co.
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Ferrugenous Hawk.
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Cobirders-
This morning there were at least two singing dickcissel on the roadside at
approximately this address:
624 W County Road 78
Wellington, CO 80549
Jay Breidt
Fort Collins
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