Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 04, 2021
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Black Vulture
Hi all!
Got some outside time this weekend by camping at Jackson Lake. The lake is
pretty full of water. Lots of *pelicans*! Boat activity was heavy. Friday
night, we heard two *eastern screech owls* trilling and four *great-horned
owls* calling, all after midnight (north end of lakeside campgroun
Hello all,
Yesterday myself and Jim Merritt (fully vaccinated) did some birding in
Otero County and nearby areas. Both Holbrook Reservoir and Horse Creek
Reservoir are very low right now with excellent shorebird habitat, although
Horse Creek is still deep enough it has some diving ducks on it whil
Yes, the whole “plucking its feathers “was the error I referenced in the email.
The Siri error that will live on in infamy!
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 4, 2021, at 2:29 PM, Ira Sanders wrote:
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> Deb,
> I'm glad you cleared that up. I couldn't figure out
Deb,
I'm glad you cleared that up. I couldn't figure out what you really meant.
I did get Dave's tongue in cheek post.
Remember the Roadrunner 'plucking' it's feathers post years ago? That post
wasn't proofread either.
Ira Sanders
On Sun, Apr 4, 2021, 2:22 PM 'Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Bi
Acckkk! Dang it!! I didn’t realize that Siri changed bushtits to pushed its!
Of course I’ve made much worse errors along this line in the past.
I have thought it was interesting that I’ve had just one or two bushtits
in my yard where I normally would have a little flock of them come thr
I'll take a shot at an ID. A lone pushed it was nibbling on something tasty
in the yard the other day. With their typical flocking behavior, I
suspected pairing off for the breeding season was underway. But then again,
maybe it was just temporarily separated from comrades? eBird checklist below
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Umm, excuse me for being totally uninformed, but in case I'm not the only
one, can someone please tell me what you're talking about when you say
"pushed his" and "pushed its" I haven't a clue!
Mary Kay Waddington
Arapahoe County
On Sun, Apr 4, 2021 at 12:46 PM DAVID A LEATHERMAN
wrote:
> Glad
Happy Easter COBirders,
As of 12 noon, there were approximately 40 gorgeous Red-breasted
Mergansers in a pond just SW of 17th St and 392 (Main St) in Windsor.
Turn south on 17th St and park at the corner across from the Associates
in Family Medicine building. There were about 10 Common Mergan
Glad to see the AOS finally came to its senses and split Pushed His and Pushed
It's. They are hard to separate but once you study their behavior a while, and
hear their vocalizations, clearly two species. You are lucky to have both in
your yard.
Dave Leatherman
Fort Collins
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We have had male Western bluebirds for three days in Roxborough Park, and
yesterday we heard and saw FOS Say's phoebes. Hummingbirds should be here
any day.
John Ealy
Roxborough Park, Douglas County, CO
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I was surprised to see a tree swallow swoop in and fly around my swallow nest
box. It seems early! Luckily, the boxes are cleaned out. I imagine it’ll be a
while before he’s back.
I’ve also been happy to see pushed his gathering nesting material from my
garden! I’ve never had pushed it’s n
I live in Summit county and I observe Chickadees and Nuthatches hanging
around together all the time.
Is there a relationship between the two?
Debbie Tyber
Breckenridge
On Saturday, April 3, 2021 at 1:04:40 PM UTC-6 DuWayne Worthington wrote:
> Today the black-capped chickadee appea
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