Greetings, COBirders,
Just seeking thoughts, confirmation, or plumage/molt information about an
immature Red-winged Blackbird that was at one of my feeders & birdbath by
itself yesterday. Not like other immature male or female Red-wingeds I've
seen before. (At first I thought it might be a female
Quick follow up correction. Heard that some folks had been seeing a pair of
White-winged Scoters today out at Chatfield, so will back off my "Surf"
identification given I didn't really fully eliminate White-winged as a
possibility. To be honest, the scoters were sleeping the entire time I
watched
Found a (another?) Brant at the pond near the entrance to the ELC (CSU
Environmental Learning Center) around noon today. In among the 2000+
Canada/Cackling Geese. Also with one Greater White-fronted and at least 3
Snow Geese. Took off (towards Rigden Reservoir) before I could get photos.
Maybe
Stopped into Chatfield State Park this morning (JeffCo-Douglas Co./ 27
Nov.'21) and made a quick check of the lake, ending up with a couple good
ones. First was a pair of immature/female type SURF SCOTERs off of the Fox
Run picnic area in with a mixed raft of WESTERN, EARED, and HORNED GREBES.
Als
Birders,
The Lake Hasty area provides a welcome respite from the intensive
hunting activity around John Martin Reservoir this time of year. A few
interesting birds were here on November 27th.
A Long-tailed Duck has been present on South Lake Hasty on both November
26th and today. I think thi
Friday, November 26, a small group of birders set out to continue the Great
Boulder Caper started by Ted Floyd about 15 years ago. Undeterred by COVID or
turkey hangovers, Hannah Floyd, Alejo Williams, Megan Jones Patterson, and
Elena Klaver met at Walden Ponds and began birding Walden and Sawh
Travis's sighting on Friday was in Denver County in the Overland Pond
Park/Overland Golf Course reach of the South Platte @ West Florida Avenue.
He reported it on this eBird checklist (
https://ebird.org/checklist/S98103516), including a photo.
Last winter, a male Barrow's spent weeks at the same l
Hi folks!
Was quite surprised to find a cattle egret on a hike against the flatirons
today on the Lower Bluestem trail in south Boulder. It was hanging out with
a herd of cattle at a water tank about a mile up the trail. The cows
weren’t sure what to make of it and didn’t seem too happy about it.
Wonderful! I believe it has appeared there every year, for many years!
Susan Rosine
Brighton, Adams County
On Sat, Nov 27, 2021, 12:00 PM linda hodges wrote:
> All,
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> There's been a male Barrow's Goldeneye on the S Platte, south of the 88th
> access point. Maybe .5 to .75 mile. From a large g
All,
There's been a male Barrow's Goldeneye on the S Platte, south of the 88th
access point. Maybe .5 to .75 mile. From a large gravel bar, look N.
Linda Hodges
Colorado Springs
On Fri, Nov 26, 2021, 7:30 PM Charlie Chase
wrote:
> Where in particular along the South Platte?
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> On Fri, Nov
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