Two things struck me in Richard’s report. First, I made a brief stop at Teller
Lake 5 this morning and noticed the same preponderance of Green-winged Teal in
the mix of ducks. Second was the presence of 8 Killdeer. I also had 2 Killdeer
along Crane Hollow Road yesterday. Killdeer are scarce in B
Thanks for all the comments! I've also has some off-line emails about
this. A couple of those have said this is not a band style used by
falconers.
The most promising lead says that raptors get relocated from DIA, and are
marked with bands like this. This is done by the USDA, and I will try
I went out to Walden at 9:30 this morning and spent an hour checking the
ponds with a friend from Boulder Bird Club before the precip got going.
Didn't find any early migrants, but there were differences in the birds
present today from what I'd seen there on Sunday and Monday mornings:
Many more G
Camille (and likely others),
earth.nullschool.net can be set to "current" mode or "now" mode by clicking
on the "Earth" button in the bottom left, then in the row labelled
"Control" there is the button that says "Now". That is your button to set
the webpage to your computer's current time. Note
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 13, 2021
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Black Vulture
I'd recommend starting with the excellent webinar Bryan did for Colorado
Field Ornithologists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr5fWjOF7Ys
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
On Sat, Mar 13, 2021 at 11:34 AM Camille Schiraldi
wrote:
> How can I set up this wind map, so I can check out current conditio
How can I set up this wind map, so I can check out current conditions at
any given time & place. TIA
On Friday, March 12, 2021 at 1:34:53 PM UTC-7 Bryan Guarente wrote:
> Cobirders,
> The northern portion of the state is in for some wild snow amounts
> (depending on who you believe). With thi
Steve
I had 1 Lincoln's Sparrow yesterday in the yard.
Ira Sanders
On Sat, Mar 13, 2021, 9:42 AM Steve Brown wrote:
> Hey COBirders,
>
> I have had a couple of Lincoln’s Sparrows in my yard in NW COS, one 3/8
> that I banded, and another one seen this morning (unbanded). Looking over
> local eb
Hey COBirders,
I have had a couple of Lincoln’s Sparrows in my yard in NW COS, one 3/8 that I
banded, and another one seen this morning (unbanded). Looking over local ebird
records for March, I haven’t seen reports before about 3/20. These seem pretty
early in my experience. Anybody else?
Als
