We took our 8 year old grandson Oliver --who loves raptors and is excellent
at finding them -- on a raptor trip and saw a beautiful adult dark
intermediate morph Ferruginous Hawk at the end of the Wildlife Drive at
Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR. Being dark morph, it was difficult to identify
-- the
We conducted a new survey route we created this winter season to add to the
3 surveys we did in 2022-2023 when we moved from New York to Denver. This
one went from Bennett to Jackson Lake taking local mainly dirt roads. We
completed this route in December 2023 and January 2024, doing the last one
hes on its
dorsum as it flew, correctly IDd by Liza my wife and partner in the winter
raptor surveys that we do.
Ajit Antony
Central Park, Colorado
On Tue, Dec 19, 2023, 10:21 AM 'kevygud...@aol.com' via Colorado Birds <
cobirds@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Perhaps the mystery buteo is a l
Very witty, David, regarding your proposed name for the species!
Ajit Antony
Central Park, Co
On Thu, Nov 2, 2023, 5:17 PM David Suddjian wrote:
> I was surprised to look up to see the bird soon-to-be-formerly-known-as
> Lewis's Woodpecker flying south over my neighborhood. I have ha
something that's relatively subliminal to your hearing.
Try it next time.
Ajit Antony
Central Park, Colorado
On Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 8:12 PM Chip Clouse wrote:
> And I was recently birding in the foothills where I watched a Red-tailed
> hawk flyover calling repeatedly. Merlin ID'd it as
of it as a deficiency of Merlin, but marveled at the
perfect ability of a mimid.
Ajit Antony
Central Park, Colorado
On Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 5:41 PM elena wrote:
> Merlin is a wonderful tool, but it’s certainly not as good as experienced
> ears. I watched Merlin (and, I confess, myself at first) be
That's one of the species Brian Guarante predicted. Right on!
Ajit Antony
Central Park, Colorado
On Sat, Apr 15, 2023, 7:59 AM rosanne juergens
wrote:
> Seen in same spot as reported yesterday. here at 7:45 this morning
>
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When they are resting in a
tree or on the ground, vultures are called a committee, and whilst feeding,
they are known as a wake."
https://birdfact.com/articles/what-is-a-group-of-vultures-called
Ajit I Antony
Central Park, CO
On Sat, Apr 8, 2023, 6:19 PM Ajit Antony wrote:
> At the Dinosaur Rid
Hi Bill and everyone else.
There is a simple way to shorten a long URL. All you have to do is copy the
URL, go to tinyurl.com and paste the long string of letters of the URL and
click Make a tiny URL. I used your long string and got
https://tinyurl.com/34m9w7t5 instead.
Ajit Antony
Central Park
We are looking at the Red Phalarope from the South shore. It is at the
Northwest corner of Union Reservoir.
Thanks for posting it on CO Birds -- John and Nick.
Ajit & Liza Antony
Central Park CO
On Sun, Oct 16, 2022, 8:59 AM Nicholas Komar wrote:
> Great find John! The Red Phalarope is still
Turkey Vulture 8
Osprey 4
Northern Harrier 3
Sharp shinned 7
Cooper's 7
Swainsons Hawk 1
Red tailed Hawk 76
Ferruginous Hawk 3
Golden Eagle 1
American Kestrel 6
Peregrine Falcon 2
Total 118
Results thanks to Carol Cwiklinski.
Ajit Antony
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As East Winds were predicted (favorable for migration) for the Dinosaur Ridge
Hawk Watch we decided to go and help the counter today. We are experienced hawk
watchers from the Mount Peter Hawk Watch in New York State.
At the watch we met Carol Cwiklinski who said that there are no volunteers on
The Pink-footed Goose was at the northwest corner of Milavec Reservoir at 10:45
a.m. We saw it for about 10 minutes and it flew off with the Cackling Geese to
west of the pond on the golf course which is north of the reservoir.
There were also a juvenile Greater White-fronted Goose and another
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