Hi all,
There were 13 species of shorebirds found at the Pueblo West Gravel Pit
pond, east of Osprey Picnic area, on the North side of Rock Canyon, at Lake
Pueblo State Park (Pueblo County) on Tuesday, April 13th. In morning after
9:30am, three of us (Van Truan, Chris Knight, and I) saw ten speci
Hello,
We are seeing 7 White-faced Ibis, 5 Lesser Yellowlegs, 9 American Avocet, 1
Caspian Tern & a Curlew I haven’t seen since on Ebird Slerts.
Good Birding,
Diane Roberts
Highlands Ranch, CO
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Hi all -
The American Ornithology Society is holding a Community Congress
(panel/discussion with audience submitted questions) on English bird names
this Friday, April 16, 2-4 EDT (12-2 local). This should be a good venue to
both hear about various perspectives on the English names of birds and
pos
I was greeted by a calling, flying Greater Yellowlegs at Pond 1 at dawn.
Shortly after, a Swainson’s Hawk flew over very low. Flock of a dozen snipe and
Spotted Sandpiper at pond 4. All three teal species.
Very very cold due to north wind. First time I was the only car parked here.
Paula Hans
Also saw three long-billed dowitchers
On Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at 9:23:49 AM UTC-6 Bill Kosar wrote:
> Tuesday was good for birds and not as good for birders (cold wind) at
> Squirrel Creek pond in El Paso county. Major highlight was a Wilson's
> snipe, also saw about six lesser yellowlegs
Denver Field Ornithologists presents Bryan Guarente, meteorologist and
frequent CObirds poster, in "Go Birding in (the Right) Bad Weather" on
Monday, April 19 at 7 PM. Register here:
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Cobirders,
Another new bird for this Spring that I saw this morning was a Spotted
Sandpiper on Lake 4 with a Killdeer, a Greater Yellowlegs, and several
snipe.
Amazingly, the Spotted Sandpiper is not on the eBird list for this area.
This may be because April 14 is an early date?
Paula Hansley
Lou
All,
This large flock is along Pipit Road between 119th St and County Line Road,
SW of Longmont. John Rutenbeck (finder), John Vanderpoel and I counted 77
around 10:30, and now Ben Sampson and others are reporting upto 140. This
is by far the largest flock of L-B Curlew I have seen in Boulder Cou
I only know of Robert Rozinski from the wonderful book published by him and
Wendy Shattil in 1990: "Close to Home." I was given the book by my mentor
John B. Hayes who contributed with photos and "quips." The photos are not
today's high resolution, crystal clear images, but they tell a story of
Spotted sandpiper is what I thought I typed! My new phone auto corrects way
too much.
Paula
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> On Apr 14, 2021, at 6:25 PM, DAVID J WALTMAN wrote:
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> Now reading Paula Hansley’s report, I assume Emil meant Spotted Sandpiper,
> not Common Sandpiper.
> David Waltman
Is a flock of snipes called snipers?
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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> On Apr 14, 2021, at 6:38 PM, Paula Hansley wrote:
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> Spotted sandpiper is what I thought I typed! My new phone auto corrects way
> too much.
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> Paula
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> Sent from my iPhone
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>>> On Apr 14, 202
Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 14, 2021
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Black Vulture
Teller Lake 5 hosted a good number of Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs this
afternoon along with a handful of Wilson’s Snipe. Highlight was a Solitary
Sandpiper.
Chuck Hundertmark
Lafayette, CO
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Are the ones who check out the identification called snopers?
From: "Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Birds"
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2021 11:50 PM
To: "Paula Hansley"
Cc: "DAVID J WALTMAN" , "CObirds"
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Snipe flock at S
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