Eric - I found the (a?) Brant last month at the Fire Station just north of
there (NW corner of Plaza and Twenty Mile).
Bart Deferme
Quincy Reservoir
Arapahoe County
On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 11:06 AM, <bay.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone make suggestions on where to look for the B
for this schedule...)
Hopefully you can make it!
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Quincy Reservoir - Arapahoe County
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On Dec 23, 2017 07:27, "'lochlaren' via Colorado Birds" <
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It's is still here
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To be more specific: out of the parking lot, go right on the trail and
follow the creek. Take the dirt road to the right once you see the chain
link fence (about .5 mile in). Stay close to the creek and listen for the
unmistakable vocalizations.
Happy birding,
Bart Deferme
Quincy Reservoir
Brant is still present at same location as of 3:12 pm. Thanks for posting!
On Nov 12, 2017 14:34, "'lochlaren' via Colorado Birds" <
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> Is in a flock of Canada geese at plaza drive and 20 mile road on the North
> West corner mixed in with a few snow geese and a
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Happy birding,
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Quincy Reservoir
Arapahoe County
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the breast.
Happy birding,
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Quincy Reservoir
Arapahoe County
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I forgot my name and location in my excitement...
Bart Deferme
Arapahoe County
On Oct 5, 2017 12:30, "Bart Deferme" <bdefe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> About 30 minutes ago, I saw a Palm Warbler at the corner of Willow Lake
> Dr. and Castlewood Canyon Rd.
>
> As I exit
About 30 minutes ago, I saw a Palm Warbler at the corner of Willow Lake Dr.
and Castlewood Canyon Rd.
As I exited the park, I first noticed a Mountain Bluebird. I slowed down
and noticed a smaller bird, perched on the barbed wire close to the ground.
My first thought was Pine Siskin. I stopped,
I've counted 13 terns at Pelican Point in Cherry Creek SP, and another 6 on
the west side of the lake. They all look like Common Terns, but I'm not an
expert. Just wanted to alert all the ternophiles out there that there is
plenty to look at currently.
Bart Deferme
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and foothills, concentrated in
my two square feet of birdseed contraptions.
Bart Deferme
Quincy Reservoir
Aurora, CO
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habitat: the cliffs of Castlewood Canyon, and the dam at
Cherry Creek reservoir.
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Quincy Reservoir
Aurora, CO
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Update: Long-billed Curlew still at the marina spit. Sabine's Gulls have
left. 11:15 am
Bart Deferme
Aurora, CO
On Sep 21, 2017 09:49, "Bart Deferme" <bdefe...@gmail.com> wrote:
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Three juvenile Sabine's Gulls at some location.
On Sep 21, 2017 09:49, "Bart Deferme" <bdefe...@gmail.com> wrote:
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). It
wasn't fazed by the Eurasian-collared Doves who were also in the grass
underneath the feeders. It only stayed a few moments, hopped around the
yard a bit and took off.
Looking at eBird, sightings of Hermit Thrushes in this part of town as few
and far between.
Happy birding,
Bart Deferme
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are back here
regularly too, along with the families of Blue Jays that have been hanging
around all summer.
Bart Deferme
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> This morning Urling & I saw at least 40 (forty) Painted Lad
At Aurora Res, south side spit. Hanging out with 400 Ring-billed gulls.
3:05 pm.
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I've had two or three Red-breasted Nuthatches daily at my feeders for the
last three weeks (Quincy Reservoir, Arapahoe County). Before they arrived,
I had never seen them here. No Pygmy's, but White-breasted Nuthatches are
regulars too.
They're great to watch: fearless of the much larger and more
-sided, Oregon, Gray-headed and Slate-colored)
friends.
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Between 2-3 pm, no sign of Ruddy Turnstone on or around marina spit. Arctic
Tern and Sabine's Gull still present.
Bart Deferme
On Oct 6, 2015 2:07 PM, "Scott Somershoe" <ssomers...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Turnstone seen by a group about 1-130. I relocated an imm Sabine's gull
>
My two Western Scrub Jays have been back at my feeders this week as well.
East of Quincy Reservoir.
Interesting to watch the standoffs between Blue Jays, Western Scrub Jays
and Common Grackles over that one suet block.
Bart Deferme
On Oct 1, 2015 12:37 PM, "KevyGudGuy via Colorado
Robin and about 20 Common Ravens.
Oh and people. Lots of them.
Bart Deferme
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 3:04 PM, Greg Pasquariello g...@pasq.net wrote:
I was there this weekend. It is open. I saw mostly pipits, though a few
Brown-capped Rosy Finches as well. Dipped on Ptarmigan. There is a family
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