Currently looking at a white swan on Cooley Lake - SW corner. No bins so can’t
identify. Moving north.
About 1.5 miles west of Santa Fe on the north side of Mineral. Bad iPhone pics
will be posted later.
Bryan Arnold - Littleton
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Marbled Godwit is at Pelican Point at Cherry Creek SP, Arapahoe County.
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For the second morning in a row, we've had Western tanagers refueling at our
suet feeders. Saw one male yesterday, which stayed only about 15 minutes, and
one male and female today. The last of the spring migration left here on May
28.
John Ealy
Roxborough Park, Douglas County CO
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I saw a female at my neighbor's feeder yesterday!
Brenda Beatty,
Sedalia, Douglas County
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For the second
I second Gary's question. When Cynthia reported the Scissor-tailed
Flycatcher last month, you had to go through all the Cherry Creek SP sites
to find the details. An aggregate would have helped to find the site &
details more easily.
Unfortunately, Doug's bar charts don't help with specific si
Hi Bryan!
I'm not an expert with waterfowl, but based off of your photo, I'd suggest
not entirely eliminating the possibility that this is a domestic type
goose. I could be wrong, but I would assume any swan to be much larger (I'm
not sure how far away you were from the bird when you got this ph
Just a clarification on Cooley Lake and this swan from "the management."
This is indeed a mute swan, an escapee from a nearby polo community pond.
Several times in the last few years we have chased it down and returned it
to its home. With staff resources extremely limited due to the pandemic
Thanks Hugh, for confirming that I’m not an outlier!
The other thing this underlines is the “helpfulness” of using more specific
hotspots (like Cherry Creek SP - Railroad Bed). And for putting more specific
details in the notes.
I’m not saying something new . . . just reiterating what we’ve bee
Thank you, Skot - thought I’d found something rare, but at least I got the
ID right.
I thought my post was clear enough, but apparently not. I took the photos
from the sidewalk on the North side of Mineral, in the exact corner you
described, through the fence.
It’s disappointing to me that pe
The only person that comes to mind is Felice Chimney - she is active on the
DFO page and I met her once for birding but I don't know much about her to
know if she would be interested or appropriate as a board member. The
other is Jordan Spalding who I think is associated with Denver Audubon
maybe?
Hi all,
This afternoon my brother and I saw what we have tentatively identified as
a Long-tailed Jaeger on the NE side of Jackson Reservoir in Morgan County.
It was spooked often by boat traffic but should still be in the area.
Good numbers of shorebirds were at Jackson and nearby Prewitt Res
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