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The Golden-crowned Warbler began making its appearance at approximately
10:30, and continues with brief views every few minutes.
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Moving between Hanover Fire Station and Hanover cChurch, at the corner of
Peyton Hwy and Hanover Road.
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A group of six Tree Swallows is currently feeding above the intersection of E
74th and Colorado, in unincorporated Adams County. As a matter of interest,
nearby there are a pair of Red-tailed Hawks attempting to build a new nest. The
waterfowl in this less-than-glamorous location continue to b
The Black Phoebe was still present at approx. 3:30 yesterday afternoon,
same location on the South Platte. Incidentally - this is an excellent
waterfowl and gull viewing location. Between the wastewater ponds about
0.25-0.5 mile further northward along the trail and the outfall with
warmer, churnin
Still on skunk creek behind Goodwill.
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I think it bears noting the change in location. The new yard birds are
fascinating because folks across the front range are seeing birds in new
areas they are familiar with and have been monitoring for years (i.e. their
yards). Although these birds may not be far from their general range, the
chang
As of 12:00 today the Surf Scoter continued at Tabor Lake.
Christy Payne
Wheat Ridge
On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 4:27 PM Douglas Kibbe wrote:
> At 1 PM Wednesday the previously reported Surf Scoter continued at Tabor
> Lake.
> Doug Kibbe
> Littleton
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We had 2 Sandhill Cranes (by the sound of it, possibly more out of sight)
around 11:00 this morning about 15 minute southeast of Elizabeth. The birds
were very noisy and headed south shortly thereafter
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Lafayette
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>>>> On Jul 25, 2017, at 4:32 PM, stevenelar...@comcast.net wrote:
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>>>> Rivoli's is the old name for those who don't know.
>>>> Steve Larson Northglenn
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building.
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Wheat Ridge
On Tuesday, July 25, 2017 at 12:52:41 PM UTC-6, Christy P wrote:
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> Hi All -
>
> At the Audubon Nature Center feeders yesterday evening for the kick-off of
> this year's new Audubon Master Birder class, we had a male and female (at
>
Hi All -
At the Audubon Nature Center feeders yesterday evening for the kick-off of
this year's new Audubon Master Birder class, we had a male and female (at
least 1 each) Calliope Hummingbird and Rufous Hummingbird in addition to a
swarm of Broad-tailed and Black-chinned Hummingbirds. Bea W
Bummer, Rivoli's doesn't have the same ring to it. #Resist
Christy Payne
Wheat Ridge
On Tuesday, July 25, 2017 at 8:22:33 AM UTC-6, Brandon wrote:
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> I hear Magnificent Hummingbird is now called Rivoli's Hummingbird again.
> According to the AOU's latest updates.
>
> On Tue, Jul 25, 2017 at 6
This morning between 8:00 AM and 11:10 AM I had a singing Brewers Sparrow in
the field to the north of the E. Boulder Community Center. I had a tough time
getting my eyes on it, but this bird was a pretty prolific singer. It was shy
to disturbance but would sing if I sat still for a handful of m
White Ibis is still present at 10:50. To clarify location further, at the
intersection of Tennyson and W 58th Ave (address is Arvada), there is a
park called "Clear Creek Valley Park". This is a very new park, and only
recently open to the public. There is good parking here, and the ponds
discussed
Hi all - I just spotted a Long-billed Curlew off of 93 in JeffCo. The bird was
just north of the Blunn Reservoir (66th) on private property.
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At White Ranch Open Space in Golden there is currently about 500-600
White-throated Swifts hugging the foothills. All are headed almost due north
and probably less than 1% are even looping around. There was a kettle of about
10 Broad-winged Hawks about an hour ago, also.
Christy Payne
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Just had a FOS Western Kingbird over Fossil Trace golf course in Golden. He was
very noisy, and it sounded like spring. :)
Christy Payne
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A site I visit frequently along the South Platte in Brighton had a Greater
Yellowlegs, lots of Snowy Egrets, a multitude of House Wrens, and a single
Myrtle Yellow-rumped Warbler (which sang just once) yesterday. Seven days
previous it had none of these, but did have Cliff, Tree, and even 2 Bank
Had my FOS Swainson's Hawk, Cliff and Bank Swallow's this morning in Brighton.
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Just had 2 FOS Tree Swallows behind the Stepping Stone neighborhood in Lone
Tree.
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Hello all -
At approximately 8:30 yesterday morning there were 3 Western Bluebirds and
either another drab adult, or also a Mountain Bluebird (this one seen in
flight only) cruising around above the Beaver Pond (Audubon Nature Center,
Jefferson County). Based on the amount and hue of blue, I s
Nick - for my knowledge, could you define a little further what separates
these from full Ross's Goose? I haven't seen many, so further information
would be very helpful.
Thanks
Christy Payne
Wheat Ridge
On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 8:34 PM Nicholas Komar wrote:
> These tiny black geese with white h
You have to be very careful applying heat of any kind to wildlife outdoors,
especially one that may already be hypothermic. Oftentimes well-intentioned
individuals kill animals trying to warm them back up by putting them into
shock. Finding a heat source that only affects the portion of the bird th
Still Nice views from Eagle Cove currently.
Christy Payne
Wheat ridge
On Tuesday, October 18, 2016, Gwen Moore wrote:
> Seen at 11:45 near shore in cove just north of Eagle Cove parking lot.
> Gwen Moore
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> > On Oct 18, 2016, at 10:15 AM, David Suddjian > wrote:
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>
There was a peregrine photographed from my office (by others) nearly five
years ago. We are at 18th and California, 24th floor. No news of them
nesting, but would be very interested to hear of that.
On Monday, August 29, 2016, Matthew Baker wrote:
> All,
>
> For the past year and a half I have s
Posted on behalf of Bill Maynard, Colorado Springs: I have a singing BEVI at
the same spot Valco Ponds Pueblo that it was seen last spring.
Christy Payne
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A brief morning visit to the Wheat Ridge green belt east of Wadsworth also
produced a Myrtle YRWA and singing male Northern Waterthrush, along with
about a dozen Western Tanagers.
On Wednesday, May 18, 2016, Glenn Walbek wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Dick Schottler is reporting a probable Lucy's Warbler w
I don't get particularly interesting yard birds, but on rare occasion something
exciting turns up. Tonight it was my FOS Western Tanager, in the yard to boot.
Christy Payne
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During the afternoon today we had a Broad-winged Hawk and 49 Ibis (unknown
species) fly over White Ranch Open Space. 2 pair of Blue-gray Gnatcatcher were
observed in flowering plum bushes, also.
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2 Swainson's Hawks flew over me at the Indian Hill Golf Course this afternoon,
first of the season for me. 2 Snowy Egret did, as well, which inspired a trip
to a local rookery, where I found 23 Snowy Egret displaying and defending
nesting sights, along with 16 Black-Crowned Night-Heron. It woul
I would agree, but there are two arguments to support not feeding the
owls,or any bird, that are often over-looked. Where would you get live
mice? From a pet store? AS a wildlife manager, I would certainly caution
against introducing domestic mouse populations into the wild. They can have
drasti
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