Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Apr 30, 2022
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SpeciesDay's CountMonth Total Season Total
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Black Vulture
Finished off April with a mostly Wren and Sparrow day. Blue skies and no
wind made it a great day to be out. Here's the breakdown of today's 11 new
birds:
House Wren 5
Yellow-rumped Warbler, intergrade 1
Spotted Towhee 1
Lincoln's Sparrow 1
White-crowned Sparrow, Gambel's 3
We are open 6
To: Colorado Birds:
Zang's Spur, is more commonly know as Broomfield CO;:)
Broomfield Bird list: 4/23/22 thru 4/30/22
Notes: waterfowl migrant species rapidly decreasing; hotspots are Plaster
Reservoir and Alex's Pond. All sightings are within Broomfield
unless otherwise noted.
Three new short (3 hour) early morning trips have been added to the DFO
registration page for May 19-21, now open for sign-ups.
All will focus on learning bird song with a small group. Early starts get
us out as things are beginning. These should be great learning and study
opportunities, with
I heard one singing today in Monument Valley Park in downtown Colorado
Springs as well.
Diana Beatty
El Paso County
On Sat, Apr 30, 2022, 3:08 PM David Suddjian wrote:
> Ruby-crowned Kinglets don’t nest in Arapahoe County, but it seems they
> want to, or at least a crazy few have sought to
Hi all,
I thought some of you might like to know there's a White-throated Sparrow
hanging around with a group of White-Crowned Sparrows at Barr Lake.
I found them on one of the big white logs on the side of the trail, not far
north from the visitor center bridge, around 1pm today.
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You
Ruby-crowned Kinglets don’t nest in Arapahoe County, but it seems they want
to, or at least a crazy few have sought to try. This tiny montane forest
nesting species is usually above 8500 feet in various conifer forests,
reaching their peak up high in the spruce fir forests. But for three years
now
We just saw our first of season Lazuli Bunting -- sparkling blue, white, and
tan in the bright sunlight.
Hugh & Urling
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Today picked up a bit with light winds off and on during the morning.
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher and the Mountain race of White-crowned Sparrow were
the new species captured this season. No sign of the Black-throated Gray
this morning at the station. 2010 was the last time Chico Basin banded a
Today at around 10:00 we spotted a group of four ibis west of the kingfisher
parking lot on the south side of Chatfield. A group of more experienced birders
helped confirm that one was a Glossy due to the lack of white face, dark eye
(instead of red), and dark facial skin (instead of pink).
COBirders,
An astute weather-watcher asked what it was going to look like for birds
with the next system coming in. They were ahead of my thinking for sure
(darn work getting in the way of fun).
*5/1 SE CO will see a connection from the Yucatan*
I received this from a listserve for the Project for Monitoring Emerging
Diseases (ProMED). It contains useful information related to the epidemic of
avian flu in wild birds and poultry and the low risk of infection in humans in
Colorado. I’ve observed several dead pelicans and gulls in Larimer
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