Hey all, Hurricane Hilary is supposed to hit southern California on Monday,
bringing a tropical storm to southern California and massive rainfall to
the southwestern region. First, I want to say I wish the best for the
people in the region impacted. It is supposed to significantly impact
weat
Hi all,
I went to Flagler SWA this morning and had an immature Red-shouldered Hawk
below the dam. I was able to get a decent view and photo before it flew
off. Given the two (possibly three?) immature Red-shouldered Hawks still at
Jumbo, the sighting in Yuma county a few days ago, and this sigh
Hello all,
I was planning on going for the Rufous-backed Robin in Montezuma County
today, however, I am not seeing any reports from ebird this morning yet.
Has anyone went today and missed it yet? Thanks,
Ben Sampson,
Boulder, CO
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Looking at the birds dark brown plumage throughout the torso, lack of any
green on the head, and other features. Most Mexican Ducks in the US have
hybrid genes, however this one looks closer to the pure Mexican Duck side
of the spectrum to me.
Ben Sampson
Boulder, CO
On Sunday, J
Hello all,
A Common Crane was seen by several people outside of Kearney, Nebraska on
the 20th and 21st (a couple people reported 2!). It may be the same bird
that was seen Indiana a couple of weeks ago. I was hesitant to post, I know
we don't want posts about birds outside of Colorado unless the
Hello John,
Keep in mind I've only spend a couple days birding in OK. Sooner Lake on
the west side of the lake is one of the most relaible. It is where I got my
Smith's Longspurs. They tend to stay in the grass though, so not easy to
see at first. LeConte's Sparrows are there as well, usually i
Sorry, forgot to sign off
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On Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 1:53:39 PM UTC-7 Ben S wrote:
> New York Times has a interactive chart and map of Colorado counties and
> their cases, recent cases, and cases per capita. See at:
> https://www.nytimes.com/interactiv
New York Times has a interactive chart and map of Colorado counties and
their cases, recent cases, and cases per capita. See at:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/colorado-coronavirus-cases.html.
Looks like Crowley County is the top, and Logan, Lincoln, Fremont, and
Adams county are t
According to Boulder County Parks and Open Space, it and Pella Crossing and
Heil Valley Ranch are closed for the time being due to the quickly growing
Calwood Fire. Hopefully the cool foggy weather today may help slow the fire
and we can enjoy the birds of Lagerman again soon.
https://www.bould
Hi Joyce,
The sparrow doesn't appear to have been seen since the 31st in the morning.
Personally, I've tried four times, but I guess now this is a nail in the
coffin of this continueing rarity, which is unfortunate. The sparrow area
appears to be closed because it's near the shore, however, Boul
Thank you for the update on Prewitt, Dave!
Along with the Buff-breasted at Jackson, this makes three Buff-breasted so
far! Add in Pablo Quezada's Ruddy Turnstone at Jackson and the Short-billed
Dowitcher found by Luke Pheneger, the Bushongs, and David Dowell at
Prewitt, it looks like it will be
Hi Gary,
I don't know if you are trying for a big day type of thing but I think
hitting the trees around the picnic shelter at the smoky hill area would be
worth it for Townsend's Warbler and maybe other warblers (Orange-crowned,
possibly eastern ones). I don't know if the picnic area at 12 mil
Hi Gary.
I had one along the Railroad Bed Trail (the gated off road south of the the
gun range) about 1/4 mile from the gun range. I had several others along
Windmill Creek Loop Trail, also where I heard Dickcissel around
(39.611966,-104.835224). This is the first time I've had them at at Cherr
In May 2019, I also had a female Hooded Merganser at South Platte Park with
chicks. Interesting stuff
Ben Sampson
Centennial CO
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Hi all -
Just had a gorgeous male Northern Parula feeding in cottonwoods along NE shore
of quincy reservoir in auroura. Coordinates 39.633697,-104.772536. Appeared to
be moving along shore to SE. Currently attempting to refind to get photo.
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Truelly amazing find and amazing bird! Due to the placement of a patches of
yellow plumage, it looks like it could potentially the same bird seen a few
days ago at Harriman Lake. Either way, great find. Interestingly, I drove by
this location early this morning and noted t
Yeah, I don't see any recent reports from Stewart's Pond. I personally
don't feel comfortable birding that hotspot either because it is only
viewable from the county road and there is a residence directly between the
county road and the pond. If you were hoping to see a Mexican Duck, one was
re
Are you permitted to buy the fishing liscence sinply as a pass into SWAs even
if you do not fish? My instict is yes but I want to check.
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Boulder, CO
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Mesa Reservoir in Boulder had an American Bittern a couple weeks ago. To my
knowledge, it is probably still there. Saw it around sunset.
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I agree,
As birding locally is still uncontested as being allowed and safe, RBA can
be used to see local birds in the area. Restricting info rarely makes a
situation better.
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Hello, respectfully, my interpretation is traveling to a different region of
Colorado is completely allowed, granted it is by oneself and you keep distance
between anyone you encounter. Obviously, out of state birding is risky and not
recommended at this point. States are considering border clos
Hi all-
Birded Sterne Park hoping for perhaps Wood Duck to add to my year list (no
luck). However, the park has several Austrian Pines, and they were covered in
sap wells. Due to the size, amount, and spacing, it is the unmistakable work of
a sapsucker. I think it being the metro area in winter
Hi all -
The Yellow billed Loon continues not far off Lake Loop. Swimming closely with a
Common Loon. Great comparison. Ruby crowned Kinglet here also.
Ben Sampson
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Thank you for sharing these photos! I am planning a roadtrip down there in
about a month. Many of the several lifers I plan to get to quite common.
Green Jays, Long-billed Thrasher, Black-crested Titmouse, Plain Chachalaca,
Least Grebe, Buff-breasted Hummingbirds, Altamira Oriole, Ringed and Gre
Hi all,
This afternoon around 4 PM, I saw a Mew Gull and possible Yellow-billed
Loon from Cherry Creek's Lake Loop. The Mew Gull was swimming about halfway
between the east shades and lake loop. It was at least a fourth mile from
where I was standing, hence the quality of the photo. It was a sm
I went up to Laramie today to try for the Red-flanked Bluetail around 1 pm. No
luck. While driving through the spot it was reported, I saw a couple of
birders. Asked them if they had any luck, they hadn't. I went to look for a
good parking spot. No luck on that. I am driving back through and I s
I also had the pleasure to see this species at Chatfield a few days ago, along
with Least Flycatcher and Red eyed Vireo (heard). Interestingly, even though
South Platte Park is directly north and fairly similar habitat along the South
Platte, I've never seen these local Chatfield species in Sout
Yeah, looks good for an integrade/hybrid individual. White on the edges of
yellow on throat.
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Centennial, CO
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Signed! Thank you!
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Hi all-
Certainly nothing rare but a nice suprise today was a female Hooded Merganser
with three chicks today on the river in the Northern Wildlife area of South
Platte Park. This species appears to be a bit of an unusual nester in Colorado,
and apparently has not been known to nest in the park
Hi all-
Currently at Lake Loop of Cherry Creek State Park. Just had a flock of dozens
of Chipping Sparrows with several Brewer's Sparrows along the road. Had a
likely Field Sparrow, slightly larger than Chipping, similar torso coloration,
mostly light grey "blank-looking" face with orange crown
Hi all -
While walking into the nature center at South Platte Park for the Winter
Waterfowl Census, I noticed a dove fly over. I saw it only from the underside
and briefly, nowhere near enough time to get a photo. I noticed it was not
large (some Collared Doves get pretty big), it had a white ti
Hi Jared and all.
I also notice magpies relatively absent from central Denver. Currently, I
go to college at Auraria Campus (next to downtown) going on my second
semester. There are some open areas and some nice trees. During migration
I've had some nice migrants like Clay-colored Sparrow, Lar
Hi all -
Mexican Duck male being seen just now at marina at CCSP. Appears to be pure,
not Mallard hybrid. Olive bill, dark torso contrasts with head. Writing from my
phone, so I will upload pictures when I get home.
Ben Sampson,
Centennial CO
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Steven Mlodinow discovered an Aleutian Cackling Goose at Melavec earlier
today. I believe the dark Cackling Goose I saw was the same bird.
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Hi all,
First to be clear, I DID NOT see this bird. Someone had seen this hawk and
posted it on the Colorado Field Ornithologists Facebook page, asking for
the ID. I happened to see the post and thought it looked possibly like a
Harris's Hawk. They had seen it at Big Stratton Reservoir, in Col
Where did area 19 have their Golden-crowned Sparrow? Is it chase-able?
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The bird was seen this morning, but it flew off around 8:30 AM. It may
still be worth trying for, though.
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Pink-footed Goose was present along ice edge w/ Cackling Geese on lake
closest to CR 7. The bird was resting w/ its head tucked in most of the
time, but it swam and walked around, revealing its namesake legs, before
flying off. Torso colored like Cackling, but browner, with white stripe on
edge
When was the Black-and-White Warbler seen?
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Centennial, CO
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I find it interesting it would give such a response to Eastern Screech Owl.
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Thank you, good to know!
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Hi all -
A Red-necked Grebe was present with many Western Grebes in the middle of
Cherry Creek Reservoir. Also, a female Long-tailed Duck was in with a flock
of Common Goldeneyes near Lake Loop. It flew off to Pelican Point. Also of
note was a continueing late Blue-winged Teal at Prairie Loop,
With how much the Fork-tailed Flycatched moved around (n. Larimer County to
Casper, Casper to Boulder County), I'm keeping my eyes open. The bird must
have flown very fast. The spot in Casper he was seen is about 200 miles
from Lafeyette, and it traveled there in three weeks. Therefore, I say he
I dipped on the Fork-tailed Flycatcher this morning. Between all of 111th
street from Prince Lake to Erie Pkwy being closed and all the construction
along Carbonate Lane, I missed it. I stopped by the north side of Standley
Lake on my way home. I got my first Cackling Geese, Canvasback, and
Rin
Hi all-
I am going to try for the Fork-tailed Flycatcher at Prince Lake 2 tomorrow.
Where would I park?
Thanks,
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Centennial, CO
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Hi all - just went to the area west of South Platte Resivoir to try for another
look at the Tropical Kingbird. No luck. The bird moved around a lot so I could
have missed it. Fifteen Horned Larks and a late Blue-gray Gnatcatcher patted my
dissapointment.
Ben Sampson
Centennial, CO
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The Tropical Kingbird was present at both about 8:30 and 11:30. It moved around
a lot in about a two hundred foot radius weat of South Platte res. A very
beautiful bird and a lifer. Also, I am pretty sure I found a Mexican Duck x
Mallard at southern end or Eaglewatch lake in South Platte Park.
Hi all - I found a SANDERLING at about 3 PM at the NW corner of the reservoir
at Cherry Creek SP. It will be posted on ebird w photos by tonight. It's at
marina in the muddy area where the shore meets the edge of the dam. Also of
note was an American Pipit (on the dam shore), Hooded Merganser (f
Hi -
Yes, I agree on Cooper's Hawk. The bird shows pale cheeks, revealing a
"capped" appearance, not a "hooded" appearance like in Sharp-Shinned.
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I saw the two Black Bellied Plovera at prairie loop just a couple hours later.
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Amazing find! Apparently they are still rare on the east coast, but have
them every fall or so somewhere there. Could this bird have been blown by
Hurricane Florence?
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went to Cherry Creek State Park. Highlights were the continueing immature
Mew Gull at the marina, teal/shoveler quadfecta at the bird observation
platform, and a Pectoral Sandpiper also at the observation platform. A good
day for Barn Swallows, also. In all, I estimate 150, and that is
So basically it sounds like the few Black-eareds we have this far north are
immature males. Would that suggest some Black-eared genes?
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This evening, a group of about 8 bushtits were feeding at once on suet in
my yard. I was suprised to see a Black-eared form, my first ever.
Unfortunately, I was unable to get a photo. Hopefully he will come back
with the rest of the Bushtits. How regular is this in Colorado?
Ben Samps
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> What factors determine whether a vagrant condor is "countable"?
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Is anyone planning on staking out the Golden-crowned Warbler tomorrow and
is willing to carpool?
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Hi all -
Saturday, the 24th, I went into my front yard to hear a Common Grackle
calling perched in my acacia tree. In May, we will be tired of them, but
for now, they are exciting. This morning, I heard a House Wren singing and
breifly saw it in my lilac bushes.
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I saw an Eastern Phoebe along the South Platte near Lee Gulch in December
of 2016. Not far from Chatfield, either. Interesting.
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I also saw hundreds of gulls (150+) around 5:10 PM this evening flying over
near Belleview and Dayton (near NE Cherry Creek SP). Same flock?
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I also saw hundreds of gulls (150+) around 5:10 PM flying over near
Belleview and Dayton (near NE Cherry Creek SP). Same flock?
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While at that, how about White Wagtail?
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Also keep an eye out in South Platte Park. Today I got a possible Krider's
Red-tail at the C470 area of the park.
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Got great views of him on the south-central part of the res around 8 AM! In
other news, I got a female Barrow's Goldeneye along the platte river, and
20 Greater Scaups, as well as a *potential Krider's Red-tailed Hawk* on a
power pole near Ladybug Lake. I didn't get any pictures, but I would
en
I'm willing to bet Cactus Wren, Carolina Chickadee, Black-crested Titmouse,
Common/King Eider (several inland records in midwest + Canadian plains),
Barnacle Goose (1 record each in AR, TX, and NM), Heerman's Gull,
Black-tailed Gull, White Wagtail, Great Gray Owl (4+ records in N. Utah),
Black-
I'm interested!
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Hi all,
I was looking through the ebird rarity photos and found out New Mexico
apparently has its first Black-crested Titmouse in Clovis, these last
couple weeks. With the recent Red-breasted Sapsucker (which I hope to go
see!), I was wondering if New Mexico's record for this species could mean
Hi all-
Birded the west shades and marina of CCSP today. Got a continueing Pacific
Loon (swimming off near Pelican point), as well as a late pelican and two
Thayer's (Iceland) Gulls.
I also got this confusing gull. The wingtips have extensive unbroken black
on them. The mantle (slightly darker t
I would like to do one or the other.
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Darn! Steller's Jays seem to have shown up everywhere in the county except
my yard this fall. Everyone send them my way!
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Perhaps Song Sparrows are more regular in my yard because my house in next
to a creek. However, I had a months long gap this summer where I didn't
have any.
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Golden-crowned Kinglet is a nice find for Arapahoe county! Once I think last
February I walked down Lee Gulch trail trying to stake out the species for the
county, but failed. Curtis Park has many conifers. I am trying to recall any
areas in Arapahoe county with extensive planted conifers. Littl
Hi all -
I was in my backyard (Centennial, Arapahoe County) about 15 minutes ago and
was greeted by the distinctive rattling, grunting calls of *Sandhill Cranes*.
At first I couldn't see them but soon I saw 65 of them flying south
probably hundreds of feet up. Nice species for my yard! Other pr
Hi all -
Went to Cherry Creek Res around 10 AM today. Unfortunatly I didn't see the
Red-necked Grebe, although I didn't see the post about until I got home.
Jaegar was swimming on res near flock of gulls off Lake Loop, seen from
Pelican Pt. Suprisingly, gulls were the ones who attacked it. I mov
I want to also add I also heard an Int. West White-breasted Nuthatch and also a
Red-breasted Nuthatch, completing the Nuthatch trifecta.
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Hi all-
Had six or seven Pygmy Nuthatches in my yard just 10 to 20 minutes ago. Well,
technically never in my yard. They flew over me and into nearby tree. I got a
recording of them and will post it on ebird. The group of Pygmy Nuthatches then
flew down by the stream next to my house and disappe
I live in Centennial near Quebec and Arapahoe. We have had two Woodhouse's
Scrub Jays since September 1. I'm hoping they'll stay.
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Only one person has replied via email, so I will put it more bluntly. Is this a
LITTLE EGRET? The more I look thru my field guides and online, I think it is
either a Little or a Snowy doing a fair impression. Really though, I want ID
suggestions.
Ben Sampson
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Hi all --
went to Cherry Creek SP this morning. Highlights were *Wilson's Warblers*
at smoky hill picnic area; as well as a *Savannah Sparrow*, *Clay-colored
sparrow*, and *Least sandpiper* near Pelican point. Anyway, at the marina,
there were two *Bank Swallows*, both *Ring-billed* and *Cal
Hmmm... Maybe us as Colorado birding community need to stop being
non-partisan...
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I posted about it being for sale in Feb, hoping perhaps the Colorado
birding community could possible get together the funds to buy the place,
probably wishful thinking. To badit was deemed inappropriate for discussion
on here.
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My guess is Common Yellowthroat
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Someone should try Cherry Creek State Park. Cottonwood Creek Wetlands seems
appropriate for the bird.
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Went to Cherry Creek State Park today. First went to marina. Highlights
include at least forty American White Pelicans, a Violet green Swallow, and
my first of year Western Tanager. One the way back from Cottonwood Creek
Wetlands, I got a Bank Swallow.
At Cottonwood Creek Wetlands, the indisput
Went to Cherry Creek State Park today. First went to marina. Highlights include
at least forty American White Pelicans, a Violet green Swallow, and my first of
year Western Tanager. One the way back from Cottonwood Creek Wetlands, I got a
Bank Swallow.
At Cottonwood Creek Wetlands, the indispu
Okay, so all empids species were flagged. I thought, the last April is a
bit early, but May 7th or so most would not be flagged. I checked and most
empids have already been reported in Colorado this year. As for Hammonds,
this looks like it would be the first for 2017 in Colorado, possibly the
Went to Ketring Park this afternoon. Noteworthy species included a male
Ring-necked Duck, Swainson's Hawk, possible Broad-winged Hawk (only seen
briefly from a distance), likely nesting pair of House Wrens, and two
Myrtle's Yellow-rumped Warblers, and two empidonax flycatchers. I would
greatly
Yesterday, April 8, I visited Cherry Creek SP. Birds of note at the marina
include a group of RED-BREASTED MERGANSERS, HORNED GREBES, WESTERN
GREBES,CLARKS GREBES, and CALIFORNIA GULL. Two CLARKS GREBES were at the
marina. They were my first of the year. At the Cottonwood Creek Wetlands, there
Surprisingly, although I am a 17 year old, I have never been questioned in this
manner.
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In my yard in Centennial (Arapahoe County), Spotted Towhees are a regular
bird. A few days back, I noticed a female Spotted Towhee it seemed with an
orange cap. This is the same place that a Green-tailed Towhee would have an
orange cap. It led me to speculate the bird may be a Green-tailed Tow
Yes, too believable. How about finally spliting Fox Sparrow?
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I will comb the area today for the Carolina Wren. I've only seen one once
before. Thanks!
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Thanks for the post!
I would like to look for the Carolina Wren. Just to confirm you were near the
swim beach next to the dam. So was the bird on the northeast side of the lake?
Thanks in advance!
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I looked twice for this bird at Cherry Creek State Park today, in the
mourning and afternoon. When I was looking at Lake Loop it was 15 degrees
F. Therefore, I wouldn't be suprised if he had already moved on. I looked
at the ebird bar charts. Not only had this species never been reported in
Col
Bob Shade posted that a for sale sign was in front of Fawn Brook Inn. I was
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for 'only' $400,000. But with all middle or upper class birders in out state,
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Must have been hard for the Sharpie to kill a bird bigger than itself!
Ben Sampson
Centennial CO
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Corvids are certainly some of the most intelligent birds. But, I always see
Chickadees as being quite intelligent.
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Any Juniper Titmice?
Ben Sampson
Centennial, Co
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