While doing a northern section of the Nunn CBC today, I found a flock of about
50-60 gray crowned rosy finches. They were flying back and forth between two
farm houses at the intersection of County Road 37 and County Road 128, north of
the border of the Pawnee National Grasslands. Because ther
Hello John,
Keep in mind I've only spend a couple days birding in OK. Sooner Lake on
the west side of the lake is one of the most relaible. It is where I got my
Smith's Longspurs. They tend to stay in the grass though, so not easy to
see at first. LeConte's Sparrows are there as well, usually i
Doug,
I don't have your personal email and the new google groups format will only
allow me to hit "reply all." I am interested in accessing the power plant
property to view waterfowl, as well as participating in the rest of the
count. My personal email is joe.kippe...@gmail.com if you want to c
IMHO, the price would be worth it, even for the CL optical system (which is
Swarovski's lowest grade that goes CL, SLC, EL, brand new amazing NL) IF
the objective size was bigger to allow in more light. A 25mm objective is
the same as a compact binocular and we all know that a 32mm mid-size is
con
Hi Tom!
Is there a google sheet with the totals like there were from the
compilation last year? I have friends and family curious to know what I was
up to all that time ;)
*The birds are happy, and so am I*
*~Caleb Alons, Larimer County*
On Saturday, December 26, 2020 at 10:44:14 AM UTC-7 Tom Ha
The Fort Collins Christmas Bird COunt was held Dec. 19th. We had a great
day with 93 participants despite the new Covid rules, which were followed.
We got 100 species, which has only been done a couple times. Rarities
included 5 Trumpeter swans, two Red-breasted Mergansers, a late Turkey
Vul
John, have you tried mapping Smith's Longspur in eBird (see link below) and
then enter "Oklahoma, USAT" in the location box at the upper right and then
keep zooming in until you see individual reports? Seems you can quickly
start to see where most of the reports are coming from.
https://ebir
I saw a gray phase gyr on the South Valley Loop Trail, about 3/4 mile south
of Arthur's Rock Parking Area. We were on east side when it came over the
small cliffs to east on the west side of Horsetooth Reservoir. It flew
across the valley and seemingly landed back in a nook on the opposite side
Hi Debbie,
Looks good for a White-Winged Crossbill to me. Has it continued to visit
your feeder?
John Malenich
Boulder, Colo.
On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 8:48:19 AM UTC-7 dty...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have tried to post the photo, but can't figure out how to do it. Any
> advice? I have
So, would you be paying that much for the ID capability, for the built-in
apps, for the digital camera (which will only store 10 photos), for the
Hotspots, for the name Swarovski on the side of it, or what? Because it
seems way overpriced for a monocular, IMHO.
On Saturday, December 26, 2020 a
So, would you be paying that much for the ID capability, for the built-in
apps, for the digital camera (which will only store 10 photos), for the
name Swarovski on the side of it, or what? Because it seems way overpriced
for a monocular, IMHO.
On Saturday, December 26, 2020 at 7:59:10 AM UTC-7
Thanks Adrian. That is what I was looking for. Happy holidays...
On Friday, December 25, 2020 at 11:26:52 AM UTC-7 mvjo...@gmail.com wrote:
> A few years ago I read an article about the future of birding. In it, they
> talked about binoculars that would identify birds in the viewscreen,
> proba
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