The two Sabine's and the one Little Gull WERE at Chatfield this morning. But
two of us watched a Sabine's and Little fly over the dam towards South Platte
Park Reservoir! One Sabine's remains here at Chatfield.
Potential observers might want to try both reservoirs...South Platte first.
Joey.
Best views from the point WEST of the handicap access.
Joey.
Littleton, Colorado
Joey Kellner
Littleton, Colorado
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3 SAGU, 1 LIGU, 1 REPH all VERY distant views.
Best views continue from the point WEST of the handicap access.
Joey.
Littleton, Colorado
Joey Kellner
Littleton, Colorado
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Littleton, Colorado
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COBirders,
While birding a neighborhood right across Belleview Ave. from Cherry Creek SP,
I had a brief sighting of a medium-sized flycatcher-ish bird. Plain, light
colored breast, gray-green back. Couldn’t catch a glimpse of wing-bars or any
thing.
It shot from some eaves of a house into a ne
>From your description, it sure sounds like it must be an Olive Sided
Flycatcher.
Carol Kampert
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> While birding a neighborhood right across Belleview Ave. from Cherry Creek
> SP, I had a brief sighting of a medium-sized flycatche
Looking at my photos I think I am seeing a Sabine gull
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Possible little gull south end of Barr lake
Photos on eBird later today.
Matt Newport
Aurora
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Is the Little Gull still present at the park? I'm getting of work soon and
was wondering if it's still there.
Thanks
Brian Johnson
Englewood CO
On Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 9:24:23 AM UTC-6 Joey Kellner wrote:
> 3 SAGU, 1 LIGU, 1 REPH all VERY distant views.
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> Best views continue from t
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Hi all,
Today at around 11:30 Santiago Tabares, Ren-Lee Deru and I found/refound a
Buff Breasted Sandpiper on the west side of Barr. The bird was at
roughly 39.949934, -104.772008 and was still present when we left the area.
Good birding,
Reed Gorner
Jefferson County
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Cobirds,
I stopped by Little Gaynor Lake this morning, where there are now buggy and
sloppy (and smelly) mud flats. Due to heat waves visibility was not optimal,
but it was fairly easy to see a loose group of 15 or so Calidris sandpipers. I
think most were Least, but there were 4 similar-pluma
The Little Gull was still present at 3:40 pm, on the north side of the
reservoir near the area of the spill way seen from the handicap fishing
pier. It was a very distance view. I saw the Sabin Gulls but could not
locate the Red Phalarope.
Brian Johnson
Englewood Co
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Hey, Peter & all.
Hannah Floyd and I were at Little Gaynor Lake, Boulder County, at 10:10 am
this Sat. morning, Sept. 12, and we also saw Peter Ruprecht's *pectoral
sandpipers,* 3 for sure. A 4th bird, somewhat more distant, was perhaps a
stilt sandpiper. Not sure about that, though. Another *C
Numbers were somewhat better today, mostly there were more Wilson's
Warblers coming through. Noticing limited fat on the warbler and other
insect eating species and lots of fat on the sparrows/seedeaters. Probably
has to do with the impact of the storm on the insect population. Caught our
fir
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