Nice looking male on the west side of the west pond at McMurry Natural Area.
Foraging low in young cottonwood trees.
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Area - Cooper's Hawk carrying nesting material, Red-eyed
Viro, Warbling Vireo, Black-headed Grosbeak
Swainson's Thrushes and Chipping Sparrows at all three properties.
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first six species listed were working Peachleaf Willows and an uncommon
native Hawthorn tree right by the small woooden bridge on the trail that
heads south through the forest/shrubs. At one point point the small
Hawthorn had four or five species working it. Pretty cool.
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consistently.
There was a singing Plumbeous Vireo in the cottonwoods just west of where
the only trail in Cattail Chorus stops. This trail is accessed from the
Poudre River recreational trail.
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parks had found them last
Friday. Both were singing consistently.
Great time of the year.
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Male American Redstart in the same spot Rob Sparks saw the Northern
Waterthrushesforested wetland just south/sw of McMurry parking lot. Great
day down by the river.
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Was just about to post the same bird! Still in the same location singing
vigorously. Thanks!
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who saw the bird had apparently taken pictures and I saw one of them this
morning to comfirm the occurence. I know this is kind of a buzz kill, but
I thought the community would be interested in knowing about this.
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area is closed to the public, but thought the community would be
interested in the information.
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I was just able to locate one male foraging in the exposed grass strips right
next to the trail. This bird is on the Poudre river bike trail about 75-100
yards south (downstream) of the Timberline rd. bridge that crosses the Poudre.
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It's 485m! Just measured it on ArcMap!
On Thursday, May 2, 2013 12:37:29 PM UTC-6, Aran Meyer wrote:
> I think I was a little heavy on my "~800m" estimate, probably out of
> excitement. Sorry about that! The description Joe gave is probably more
> accurate. Thanks J
e). There appeared to be two males and
> two females that comprised the group. Thanks Aran for this Larimer County
> bird.
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> Joe Mammoser
> Fort Collins
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> On Thursday, May 2, 2013 9:44:01 AM UTC-6, Aran Meyer wrote:
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>> 4 birds foraging on the edges of
Observed 6 birds later.
On Thursday, May 2, 2013 9:44:01 AM UTC-6, Aran Meyer wrote:
> 4 birds foraging on the edges of the recreation/bike trail ~800m south of
> Timberline Rd. (downstream).
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> Aran Meyer
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4 birds foraging on the edges of the recreation/bike trail ~800m south of
Timberline Rd. (downstream).
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Several large flocks of B. Waxwings hanging out around old bridge that crosses
over the river to McMurry Natural Area. Eastern Screech Owl calling south of
paved trail near bridge. Took video of the owl. Pretty cool.
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Colleague of mine has had a c. redpoll on her feeder since sunday, in the
afternoons. She's feeding black oil sunflower.
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tion that has a pdog colony on
the north and south side of the trail, once the trail starts ascending
there's a nice stand of rabbitbrush just to the south. This is where
I found the bird. It's typically a busy place. Also, look for the
burrowing owl fam. on the south side of trail on th
Two co-workers of mine observed an adult R.H. woodpecker in the
Mahoney Park area of Bobcat Ridge Natural Area, which is a high
elevation burn area. Burn is approx. a decade old.
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Singing Sage Thrasher yesterday morning near the NW corner of Trilby
and Taft, singing from the landfill property. Also, several Cassin's
Sparrows were singing in the drainage south of where Triby turns into
a dirt road. Nice large rabbitbrush and four-winged saltbush in this
drainage.
Second male and female observed this morning in fallow ag. field.
Pretty exciting.
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Bobolink observed today in a fallow ag. field at Pineridge Natural
Area. Unfortunately, this portion of the property is closed to the
public. This is the same spot I observed an individual last year.
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Late post sorry - Yesterday the area formally known as Artist's Pond
(still some standing water) hosted a pair of Avocets (been there at
least a week or more), 7 Wilson's Phalarope, a few Gadwalls, and a
Cinnamon Teal.
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Pair feeding a noisy nest under Mulberry St. bridge. Seen birds here
in the winter but was not aware of breeding at this location in the
past. Wonderful to watch, bills crammed with aquatic invertebrates.
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Bird foraging and singing vigorously in peachleaf willow on NW side of
pond behind Nix farm house/office.
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Colleague of mine spotted the bird in the southwestern portion of the
large burn area. Bobcat Ridge is the City of Fort Collins property
near Masonville
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have some nice photos if your interested.
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comfort these species would flush to the nearest cattail/
bullrush stand. My visits have been primarily informal and may not
speak to what changes might really be going on, if any at all. Just
thought I would pass along the observations and welcome any thoughts
or feedback.
Aran Meyer
Fort Collins
street level/same elevation as RR tracks. The
Indigo is very interesting, appears to be first year male.
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Beautiful male singing at the tops of the trees where the bridge from
the Poudre river bike trail crosses to McMurry Natural Area. Got a
few nice photographs. Watched the for about half an hour and then the
bird flew NE.
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Fort Collins
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. They moved south and I was unable to find them
again.
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