The warbler continues, going back and forth between cottonwoods along river
south of light rail bridge and trees in sanitation district yard/offices
directly south of trail above the river bend.
Patrick O’Driscoll
Denver
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This is not recently, but a few years ago, I saw a Western Meadowlark at
Chatfield on the Christmas bird count.
Brenda Beatty
Douglas County
From: cobirds@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Dave
Cameron
Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 3:39 PM
To: Colorado Birds
Subject: [cobirds] Re: Barr
That's odd, because the Varied Thrush I saw in El Paso County last month
had a minor disturbed area on the RIGHT side of its head. Definitely not as
bad, but noticeable.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S76413585
Susan Rosine
Brighton
On Wed, Dec 9, 2020, 8:41 AM Robert Raker wrote:
> Observed this
I usually have a meadowlark in my little meadow here in the foothills at
6,000 ft. in the
summer. Have never heard or seen one except for the warm 4-5 months, so I
suspect
they altitudinally migrate down to the plains at least.
Weirdly this year... we've had 2-3 Clark's Nutcrackers for 2-3 month
Observed this bird initially under the footbridge just west of the library
in Golden at 9:30 am. Watching it, I noticed it was holding it's beak open
most of the time, as if it was a bird experiencing a hot day, even though
it was only 45 degrees Fahrenheit. I also noticed the feathers on the le
Over the last 10 years the Barr Lake CBC has between 124-424 Western
Meadowlark each count with an average of 272.
The Denver Urban count has between 1-72 with an average of 41 and many of
those from Rocky Mt. Arsenal.
Charlie Chase
Denver
On Tue, Dec 8, 2020 at 11:04 AM Dave Cameron wrote:
Hi all
Up here in Nunn we see lots of Western Meadowlark throughout the winter-we
have a troupe of 20-30 that visit our backyard for food and water almost
daily--on warm days they even sing. I see them also where I travel on CPER
or Pawnee NG as well.
Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
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I have seen a couple dozen meadow larks over the past two weeks along the S
Platte River trail between 104th and 120th in Adams County. Also saw a
couple at RM Arsenal about three weeks ago.
Gary Bowen, Thornton
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 3:39:08 PM UTC-7 Dave Cameron wrote:
> Two differe
I saw at least 52 near Luna Reservoir in Thornton about a week ago. I saw
similar numbers in that area last winter as well.
Chris Petrizzo
Broomfield
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 3:39:08 PM UTC-7 Dave Cameron wrote:
> Two different people now have asked me whether Western Meadowlark
> migr
Hello all,
Based upon many years of birding on the Colorado eastern plains, including
around Barr Lake, my conclusion on Western Meadowlarks in winter is that they
are definitely a normal part of the winter avifauna, but may seem less common,
are definitely less conspicuous, are more localize
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