Mike I agree. I’m working on a CFO letter supporting this view. I hope other
organizations will do the same this week in advance of the Commissioner's
meeting Thursday morning.
Nick Komar
CFO President
>> On Jul 13, 2020, at 7:31 AM, Mike Hensley wrote:
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> I actually think a watchers
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO REIMBURSE SEARCH & RESCUE IN COLORADO AT ANY TIME!
Colorado and the vast majority of states do not charge for search and rescue
services. Only New Hampshire can and does charge for Search & Rescue. For
more information on this see:
Fantastic info!
I agree... I also strongly believe ALL birders should purchase a duck stamp.
Many of us spend lots of time around and in the NWR’s.
Appreciate your insights!
Lori
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> On Jul 13, 2020, at 7:31 AM, Mike Hensley wrote:
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>
> I actually think a watchers
I am guessing that it's a young bald eagle. Partly because of the white
part in the tail, but still mostly dark in the rest of its body, with the
exception of some white spots in the chest.
On Monday, July 13, 2020 at 1:45:27 PM UTC-6, The "Nunn Guy" wrote:
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> Hi all
>
> Photoed this handsome
Aack. Neglected to sign off.
John Ealy
Roxborough Park, Douglas County, CO
On Monday, July 13, 2020 at 3:24:17 PM UTC-6, John Ealy wrote:
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> I'm guessing 2- to 3-year-old bald eagle based on the ventral view of
> white tail with narrow dark outer edge and irregular dark band on tail tip.
>
I'm guessing 2- to 3-year-old bald eagle based on the ventral view of
white tail with narrow dark outer edge and irregular dark band on tail tip.
Bird also has white and dark streaks on the neck area. Cere appears to be
partially yellow. Large bill. Dark eye. Sure has a full crop.
n
Hi all
Photoed this handsome and cooperative eagle in Weld County over the
weekend. Thought it would offer a lively discussion for "which eagle and
why?"
Three photos here: http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
At last a Cobirds post that I can chime in on!
Peter is of course correct on his Australian-native Budgerigar information, but
let me add that for many years “Budgies” were an ABA/AOU “countable” species,
although not in Colorado. In the last couple of decades of the previous
century large
Thank you for the ID!
On Monday, July 13, 2020 at 11:34:52 AM UTC-6, Peter Gent wrote:
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> Bryan,
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> This is a Budgerigar: a commonly kept cage bird and native to the drier
> parts of Australia.
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> Cheers, Peter Gent, Boulder.
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I should add masks required.
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Rachel Kolokoff Hopper
Ft. Collins
On Jul 13, 2020, at 8:45 AM, Rachel Kolokoff Hopper
wrote:
I have a Black Witch at my house if anyone wants to see it. Come to the front
door. 1721 Cottonwood Pt. Dr. Ft. Collins 80523
I have a Black Witch at my house if anyone wants to see it. Come to the front
door. 1721 Cottonwood Pt. Dr. Ft. Collins 80523
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Hi all
While out and about birding over weekend a total of five Dickcissel. Along
Weld CR 48 (Latham marsh) at east end I had three calling, two on telephone
wire, one in field on south calling. I drove by the first one hearing a bit
of the song thinking "oh, starling ..." then I heard the
I actually think a watchers license that parallels the hunting/fishing
license and whose cost contributes to the maintenance of SWA's is a great
idea. It simultaneously broadens the base of people who are financially
contributing AND provides a way to measure the number of people who are
using
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