Damn you, Guarente, I was hoping to get a good night's sleep. It's prolly
gonna be a Linus-in-the-pumpkin-patch night for me, but I'm headed out now
. . .
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County
On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 9:09:42 PM UTC-6 Bryan Guarente wrote:
> With low cloud-cover, and nor
With low cloud-cover, and north winds aloft, it makes for a good night to
get out and listen for migrants. It may not be that you hear anything,
with the winds muffling your ability to hear, but this is one of those rare
chances to get fall migrants in CO overnight because of low clouds and
north
Hey, all.
Well, Bryan's prediction was spot-on for the Greenlee/Waneka/Hecla complex
of eastern Boulder County. It was cool and cloudy this Sunday afternoon,
Sept. 27, with new arrivals galore. Here's a summary:
* 2 *ring-necked ducks* and another *Aythya*, the first diving ducks there
this se
Hi CObirders, today the temperature dropped to 38F. Snow at about 8000’, strong
wind from the East in the evening. Had a lone Oregon junco – first of the
season – join the gray-headed juncos in the yard. I’m expecting to see lots of
juncos in the next few months… Happy birding to all – Dave Hyde
We opened at 6:40 (as usual) and had a couple of decent runs, catching 22
birds. You will see from the breakdown that the species are similar to
what we've been getting the last week, so nothing unusual. But we
anticipated having a very good day, as recently the number of birds has
been incre
Wow pretty amazing to seeSent from Xfinity Connect Application-Original Message-From: cobirds@googlegroups.comTo: douglbi...@googlegroups.com, cobirds@googlegroups.comSent: 2020-09-27 4:08:26 PM Subject: [cobirds] High-flying migrants - Douglas
45 minutes ago, while re-potting humming
45 minutes ago, while re-potting hummingbird plants, Urling heard
migrating cranes. Over a half-hour, at least 4 flocks of 50-100 cranes flew
over our house as they circled south. Quite high up and hard to find and to
hear, under the gray clouds.
But then - the most amazing sight: tens
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Jefferson Co
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Still there at Pelican Point and being cooperative in showing itself at 3:30.
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Thank you Donna for the report. This kind of information is really great to
hear about. Knowing the shift in species numbers as well as individual
numbers is very good to know. Congrats on your lifer.
The difference in the change from the south side of the lake to the north
side might be meteorolo
Sounds intriguing. BUT - nowhere can I figure out where to find 'Pelican
Point.'
Could someone please enlighten me.
Hugh Kingery
On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 9:51:53 AM UTC-6 goldene...@gmail.com
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> The sparrow is currently stoll being seen. There are now two.
>
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I have to share how dramatic the change in bird numbers and number of
species present was this morning at Standley Lake's Loon Lake (on the
northeast end of the Standley Lake Open Space in Jeffco). Loon Lake has had
species counts under 10 for many weeks. This morning I had 17, including a
juve
Sparrow Seen briefly a couple times starting at 3:30 in same area around
inlet at Pelican point.
Also seen at the stake out was a palm warbler and a fly over of
a Parasitic Jaeger. A few photos were taken by others of the Jaeger to
confirm the sighting.
Matt Newport
Aurora
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Thanks again everybody for your input! One of you asked if I had a decent bird
book. I have three books (although how good they are, I’m not really qualified
to say). I have Sibley’s Birds of the West, the American Birding Association’s
Birds of Colorado, and the Readers’s Digest book of North A
Location: east side of the Park Range (Jackson County) at about 9,000'.
At a small cascade (Big Creek Falls), Emily spotted a bird on an evergreen
branch about 8 or 10' above the creek - the bird mostly hidden by needles
and shadow. We assumed it was one of numerous robins we'd seen. As we
p
The sparrow is currently stoll being seen. There are now two.
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Signing off,
Mitchell Bailey
Arapahoe County
On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 8:18:18 AM UTC-6, Mitchell Bailey wrote:
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> I'm happy to announce that the Northern Cardinal spotted last month at
> Orchard Hills Park continues! It has changed location from its original
> spot and is now hanging ou
I'm happy to announce that the Northern Cardinal spotted last month at
Orchard Hills Park continues! It has changed location from its original
spot and is now hanging out in a different russian olive located
here 39.6124032, -104.8802707.
I also found a Tennessee Warbler a few hundred feet south
Joey Angstman
Greeley CO
On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 8:03:14 AM UTC-6 Joey Angstman wrote:
> Yesterday I went to the ponds at Weld County Rds 61/74 in search of
> American Golden Plovers (I ended up getting 9). After they flew off I
> noticed a sparrow sitting in a small tree. At first gla
Seen by several, foraging within 10-15 feet or so of each other.
Patrick O’Driscoll
Denver
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 7:31 AM Patrick O'Driscoll
wrote:
> After briefly perching in view, mostly skulking again through grass at
> bottom of willows where they come to a point on south side of wadable
Yesterday I went to the ponds at Weld County Rds 61/74 in search of
American Golden Plovers (I ended up getting 9). After they flew off I
noticed a sparrow sitting in a small tree. At first glance it looked
different than any of the other fall sparrows I had seen, but I figured it
must be a son
After briefly perching in view, mostly skulking again through grass at
bottom of willows where they come to a point on south side of wadable creek
at Pelican Point. Six birders watching for movements.
Good birding,
Patrick O’Driscoll
Denver
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