certainly plenty of goodies in the South Denver Metro area right now, and
we've probably only really gotten good looks at a fraction of them.
Thayer's, Lesser Black-backed etc. also represented, but no Glock or
Glock-winged. No Yellow-legged either.
Photos: http://flic.kr/p/qQ4oT1
B
s headed wigeon-like birds. If there's a
Eurasian Widgeon anywhere in the state right now, Barr is as good a place
as any.
The birding was otherwise fairly good, with notable gulls including singles
of *Cal*, *LBB* and an adult *Glaucous*, along with 21 white geese (2
Ross's).
Bes
That's a Pine Grosbeak.
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Alec Hopping
On Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 2:58:34 PM UTC-7, Fauvette wrote:
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> I know this is off-topic (and a bad photo!), but if you have a clue, could
> you send me a note off-serv?
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> Linda Andes-Georges
> central Bldr Cnty
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following link: http://flic.kr/p/rabZwZ
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Littleton, CO
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Edit: There are no accepted Feb/Mar eBird records in Colorado, not overall.
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Looking at it now- friendly, exposed and alone at the model airplane field
parking lot. Metro listers-now is a nice chance to see this often very tricky
CO species. Clean photos taken; will upload later.
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Littleton CO
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I've linked my eBird checklist here, which includes a low-quality photo that I
will replace when I get the chance.
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S37297570
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Currently near Salida, CO
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rth of the pond and walking in.
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Just got the Yellow-throated. All three warblers are currently in the same tree
at the SW corner of the pond, in a mixed flock with 2-3 BCCH, a couple HOFI
etc. The flock has been mostly on the west half of the lake, and is pretty easy
to locate.
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Continues with MOB as of 11am.
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North Atlantic,
regularly shows up in the Eastern US, and by all accounts should be
physically capable of making it to Colorado as a natural vagrant. Just food
for thought.
Fantastic find Steve!!!
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Alec Hopping
On Tuesday, December 11, 2018 at 7:52:03 PM UTC-5, Steven Mlodinow
Just had it from the main tourist parking area at Horsetooth (near “Rotary
Park” on Google Maps), flying generally north along the east side of the res.
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Just got great looks in the snow from another location- for those looking, the
bird has been generally foraging near the point (40.5431134,-105.1525370) in
the reservoir for a while now; careening around, fluttering, and occasionally
landing on the water.
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Bird refound as of 6:46pm.
Alec Hopping
Currently looking at Golden-winged Warbler
Lakewood CO
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North of the previous location, still on the W side of the res. Look for
birders and you'll find the most recent location pretty easily. No one is
currently on the bird. Also had a Black-throated Gray here about 10 mins ago.
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soon. Also
present yesterday (morning) at Marston were a Western Sandpiper and
Sanderling, along with a recent influx of Spotted Sandpipers.
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Littleton CO
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That would be exceptionally rare and a first state record, but Yellow
Grosbeak (and other south-of-the-border specialties) are theoretically
possible in Durango. Please link to your photos or send them out.
Alec Hopping
Littleton CO
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 9:37:59 PM UTC-6, Dave Stroud
I'll throw on my contribution: a lone *COMMON POORWILL *(!) that flew into
the ballpark on 5/16/13.
Sure made up for the Rockies' loss!
Alec Hopping
Littleton CO
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> Hi All,
> I've only had Orioles,
All,
At least one Baird's Sparrow is singing at the previously described location as
of 5:20am.
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Littleton CO
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Hello Carol,
Yes, the bird in your photos is an adult male Pine Warbler. Nice find!
Best,
Alec Hopping
Littleton CO
On Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 4:09:27 PM UTC-7, Carol wrote:
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> Hi, snow birders,
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> We had a new yardbird at about 3:20 pm and again at 3:50 pm, snacking on
CO Eastern Plains. Hermit Thrush would
also show contrast between the color of the tail and the mantle, which this
bird does not.
Best,
Alec Hopping
Littleton CO
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> Today I got up early for anther birding trip and dro
haven’t had any contact with the
landowner, but given that the report is from a town, it may be possible to
relocate with or without access to that property, so felt it was best to
get the word out ASAP.
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those coordinates. The flock isn’t especially active but is moving around a
bit, but I’d imagine that they’ll stay in this general area. A nice way to
pass the time while we wait for this election to be called in favor of
birds, science, and our planet.
Best,
Alec Hopping
Littleton CO
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