CObirders,
About 3:30 pm today, I saw a Swainson"s Hawk sitting on a road sign along
highway 36 (Boulder-Denver turnpike) west just south of where Foothills
Highway (157) north takes off from Hwy. 36! It was so exciting because the
bird was literally at eye-level for me.
Paula Hansley
Hi All,
About 3:30 pm today, I saw a Swainson"s Hawk sitting on a road sign along
highway 36 (Boulder-Denver turnpike) west just south of where Foothills
Highway (157) north takes off from hwy. 36! It was so exciting because the
bird was literally at eye-level for me.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
Hi All,
A few friends and I went up the NE Colorado today, spending most of our
time at Prewitt Reservoir and Jackson Lake. We had a pretty good assortment
of birds, with some notable highlights. I am going to give a quick trip
report and link the eBird checklists from each spot we birded.
We
Sorry - forgot to sign.
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco
On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 7:03:28 PM UTC-6 modise wrote:
> Hi, Rosanne - this would be a lifer for us! Were you north or south of
> the road through Chatfield? I think there are parking lots on both sides...
>
> On
Hi, Rosanne - this would be a lifer for us! Were you north or south of the
road through Chatfield? I think there are parking lots on both sides...
On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 5:33:43 PM UTC-6 caleb...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Rosanne!
>
> Yes, these are wonderful pictures of a Sagebrush
Hi Rosanne!
Yes, these are wonderful pictures of a Sagebrush Sparrow! Nice find :)
The birds are happy, and so am I
~Caleb Alons, Larimer County
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Thanks, Bryan. So great to have context for what we see in the field.
Chuck
> On Mar 20, 2021, at 5:12 PM, Bryan Guarente wrote:
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> Glad to hear there are Say's Phoebes on the move. These are right on time
> and it jives well with the weather pattern.
>
> Range map for Say's Phoebe in
Glad to hear there are Say's Phoebes on the move. These are right on time
and it jives well with the weather pattern.
Range map for Say's Phoebe in Jan-Feb:
Yesterday afternoon (3/19), I opened my door to one singing in the top of a
neighbors' cottonwood (Centennial, Arapahoe County). My first of the
season, as well.
- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO
On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 3:55:57 PM UTC-6 dsud...@gmail.com wrote:
> Two *Say's Phoebe's*
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 20, 2021
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Black Vulture
Two *Say's Phoebe's* arrived singing at St. Mary Church along S. Prince in
Littleton today, too, Arapahoe Co
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
On Sat, Mar 20, 2021 at 3:27 PM Gary Brower wrote:
> In walking through Cherry Creek State Park this morning, I saw *my* first
> Say’s
In walking through Cherry Creek State Park this morning, I saw my first Say’s
Phoebe of the season as well! (And a Western Meadowlark!)
Gary Brower
Unincorporated Arapahoe County
> On Mar 20, 2021, at 3:24 PM, Charles Hundertmark
> wrote:
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> When I opened my garage door to head out birding
When I opened my garage door to head out birding this morning, I heard a Say’s
Phoebe singing down the street. The bird was at a house where it has held
territory for many years now. A short time later, along Boulder Creel near 75th
Street, another Say’s was singing on a territory also held for
Went birding on Saturday 3.20.21 & lost a rubber-banded pack of trifolds.
Not sure exactly where, but should you find them please let me know
It is about 10 different trifolds
thank you
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Hi Cobirders
I saw a pair of American Dippers in Clear Creek at Lowell Blvd. They were
near each other. One was carrying material to the nest hole in the
retaining wall on the S. side of the creek. I also saw the pair on March
12. Dippers raised young at this location last year and in 2012.I
3/20/21
1st BB sighting
Male Mt BB- migratory return to BB Trail
Bonnie Boex
Denver
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as reported today by fellow-birder Carolyn Thiel via phone call
Bonnie Boex
Denver
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COBirders,
I would like to echo Libby's request. The salmonella outbreak was bad (+/-15%
mortality rate) in North Idaho, Washington, and BC this year. It had been an
irruption year for the species with large numbers reported throughout the
region making the outbreak that much more
Hello
I have heard from a few sources that there is a salmonella outbreak in Idaho
and Utah with bird die offs. What, if any, news is there about Colorado birds
and what is recommended to do about this to keep it spreading here?
Thanks
Libby Edwards
Larimer County
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COBirders,
The Colorado Bird Records Committee has voted 7-0 to accept the 2020 record of
Ruddy Ground Dove (2020-022) from Norwood (San Miguel County) and this species
has been added to the state list. The list now stands at 514 species. The full
report on this remarkable bird will be in the
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