Greetings Cobirders,
I forget who was working on an article for the CFO magazine on leucism
unfortunately, but apparently my cobirds post on 5/10 did not get through
due to my two photos being too large for google groups (even tho' I deleted
1 or 2 and went with smaller versions of the 2 left).
Today brought a slightly more normal mix of birds, although still fewer
birds and later in the season than expected. 18 new birds today:
House Wren 3
Gray Catbird 3
Yellow Warbler 3
Yellow-rumped Warbler, Audubon's 1
Common Yellowthroat 2
Spotted Towhee 1
Song Sparrow 2
Lincoln's Sparrow 1
Hi all,
There’s currently an adult Little Blue Heron being seen at the Anthem Ranch
Ponds in north Broomfield. It’s at a set of ponds SW of the intersection of
Lowell and Highway 7, foraging in a outflow west of the large footbridge.
There’s also a parking lot along the west side of Lowell,
All,
Once I recover I'll get a blog post written, but I was guilted into finally
pulling the trigger and riding to First Creek at Green Valley Ranch (Denver
Co) by Thomas Heinrich. His ride from Boulder last week for the
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron was quite a bit longer than mine, but 31 miles
Hey COBirders,
“Birdcast” forecast a “medium” intensity migration event last night for
Colorado Springs - I can confirm that by the birds today it was definitely more
active than the “low” days we’ve had lately!
23 birds banded today, with good diversity. A small wave of mixed warblers went
Hi all
CR 108 playa (water first time in years) hosting eight sleeping Snow Goose,
Northern Pintail, Mallard, Blue-winged Teal, dozens of Lark Bunting
displaying, Chipping, Brewer's and Lark Sparrow. CR 33 about one-mile south
has nice playa as well and is even flooding half the road with
Surveying the surroundings for places promising food or nesting sites?
A couple of years ago, I saw a pair of Canada geese landing on top of the
small area above the clock of the County Courthouse in downtown Boulder.
They loudly announced their presence, strutted around a bit and took off
again,
Looking For a Few Good Birders"
The Indian Peaks Bird Counts began in 1982 as a Christmas
Bird Count, complete with a count circle divided into areas that birders
adopt. We expanded to all four seasons for 30 years, and now continue as a
Summer (Breeding) Count. This year will
There was a Tennessee warbler yesterday at Twin Lakes, along the trail a little
east of the tree where great horned owls nested for several years. Mark
Holmgren and I got good views of it, and he posted pictures on the eBird list.
Sorry for the late post. I went back early this morning and
CObirders,
About 6:30 am back by Boulder Creek, there was a Tennessee Warbler singing
high in the cottonwoods!! It was with a small flock of Yellow-rumped
Warblers. Its sharp, staccato song was instantly recognizable. Just to be
certain, I asked my friend Karen Axe to play the song quietly on
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The white-eyed vireo and mourning warbler are still present this morning
south and east of the Prospect Park parking lot bridge, along the fence.
Doug Faulkner
Arvada, CO
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