(small scattering of aspen). About a quarter of a mlle
from Cub Creek, south of Evergreen. Smaller, nearby ephemeral drainage
about 150’ from my house has some blue spruce and larger aspen.
Chuck Aid
Evergreen, CO
On Monday, March 11, 2024 at 10:40:41 AM UTC-6 Thomas Heinrich wrote:
> Hi
Dan Stringer is right on! Nip it all in the bud by not posting - when we
decide it's best not to post something, none of the issues we're discussing
will occur.
Chuck Aid
Evergreen, CO
On Saturday, March 5, 2022 at 3:18:58 PM UTC-7 Dan Stringer wrote:
> There's good food for thou
Brandon, Where is the “CBC website?" Are you talking about National Audubon or
something else?
Thanks!
Chuck Aid
Evergreen, CO
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Hey, guys!
Since we lost Kathy at S Optika, does anyone know of a place in the metro
area that does realignment work on binocs? Looking to donate an old pair of
Bausch & Lomb 8 x 36 to the Birders’ Exchange.
Thanks!
Chuck Aid
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helping to guide the process.
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> On Jul 7, 2019, at 4:10 PM, Chuck Aid wrote:
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> Through the past decade I have noted that the US 285 bridge over South Turkey
> Road, immediately adjacent to the Meyer Ranch parking lot, has been a regular
> nesting
about the timing of those nests being
removed, or who might be responsible, or if it was done prior to eggs being
laid, but thought that this might be something to keep an eye on in future
years.
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In the “wake” of last week’s snow storm I’ve received about 6-7 reports of
Horned Larks seen up in the foothills in the Evergreen area (from Clear Creek
Canyon to Conifer). Big wind!
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I’ve been out of town, but received these photos taken by newbie birder, Karen
Strong, from I believe Mar 28, and she said she was about 0.5 mile north of the
Carson Nature Center. Don’t know if anyone else picked up on this bird or not.
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The owl just flew from here SW toward the dam.
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> I saw it at 9809 W. 99th Ave on the chimney. This was my fourth attempt. A
> most amazing coincidence. Micki and I had j
I looked for the Snowy for several hours without success today. Maybe another
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Dear All,
I led a group to Harriman Lake yesterday morning, and had two experienced
birders (one from San Francisco and one from New York) “positively” identify a
Fox Sparrow along the trail on the SE side of the large cattail area. I didn’t
see the bird myself.
Chuck Aid
Evergreen, CO
Re: Jays, Diane Carter who does not report to ebirds or post to cobirds had
a Scrub Jay at her suet feeder in Westminster Saturday morning. No Scrub
Jays in Adams County have been reported to ebirds for the months of
October, November and December.
Chuck Lowrie, Denver
On Sunday, November 1
West side of Cottonwood Marsh. Also Western Kinbird, Warbling Vireo, Yellow,
Yellow-rumped and Orange-crowned Warbler, and Green-tailed Towhee.
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This is really great! Thanks so much.
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Whitey is well over twenty years old and has twice been in rehab for
golf-ball injuries.
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On Monday, December 8, 2014 7:56:45 PM UTC-7, David Wade wrote:
One pleasure of birding, for me, is getting other people interested in
birds so when my friend Ed told me about
Don Beltz observed two Trumpeter/Tundra Swans today off the Lake Loop at
Cherry Creek State Park. He remarked that swans seldom stay long at Cherry
Creek.
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that they
were not reportable because they were escapees unable to survive and breed
in our climate.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
On Sunday, July 27, 2014 3:30:10 PM UTC-6, ouzels wrote:
None of the speculators about Colorado’s 500th bird(s)
addressed one possibility: It already happened
After a wait I heard the Grace's Warbler sing repeatedly from around 2:30
to 3:00 this afternoon. I did not see the bird.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
On Monday, June 2, 2014 11:35:22 AM UTC-6, Christian Nunes wrote:
Good morning,
While doing point counts at the Eldorado Mountain Open Space (OSMP
Hi Chuck
Would you post this on cobirds for me? If you don't want to that is fine.
The Boulder county 100 species trip that John V Bill K led on Sat May
3rd was the best! It was a perfect balance of driving, walking, looking.
Thanks guys!
Diane Carter
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55th St by canal between the Longmont Diagonal and Sixmile Reservoir.
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At around 7:30 Friday evening, Jeff Carter observed approximately twenty
Turkey Vultures landing in neighborhood trees near U.S. 36 and Sheridan
Blvd. in Westminster. At 6:30 this morning, sixteen vultures were present.
They departed at around 9:30 a.m.
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Diane Carter observed about twenty pipits today along the South Platte
Trail south of 88th Avenue.
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There seem to be few Cliff Swallows and extremely few occupied Cliff
Swallow nests. Is this true and, if so, what could be the cause?
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of Ring-billed Gulls which
are rare in Colorado?
Thanks for your postings and thanks in advance for any help in these
matters.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
On Tuesday, March 19, 2013 11:47:59 AM UTC-6, Ted Floyd wrote:
Hello, Birders.
Earlier this hour, Tuesday, Mar. 19th, I saw what looked
us in enjoying our find when the flock flew to the west (our) side
of the creek. I had previously made two unsuccessful trips to find the
blackbirds, but Diane had found them continually vocalizing immediately
adjacent to the trail just north of the bridge on Thursday.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
John Barr, Diane Carter and I viewed the Van Bibber Scissor-tailed
Flycatcher at the usual site on the wire fence just east of the yellow
hydrant late this morning. Also Say's Phoebe.
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about in the trees. I had a brief glimpse of its
triple stripe eye line and vireo like shape.
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their money's worth for their drive down from Estes!
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of the
year.
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two tiny gravel islands. This is the same
location where Diane saw the bird yesterday. A Great Blue was
conveniently nearby. Wonderful light for color.
Many thanks to Diane for this beautiful bird!
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Last year we had 4 Cliff Swallow nests attached to out roof line. No issues
at all.
This year we have 8 (apparently the word got out that our house is a good
BB.) nests. One oddity I noticed: this year an adult swallow died and was
hanging half-way out of the nest (butt end out), no idea why.
out, just not sure about what
kind.
Chuck Bessant
Peyton, CO
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I'd like to take photos at a distance at set intervals. Is there a decent
(not high-end) telescope with a built in camera with a settable timer anyone
recommends. It'll be set on a tripod indoors so power/weather isn't an
issue.
Thank you
Chuck Bessant
Peyton, CO
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Don Beltz has pointed out reports of Swainson's Hawks in California
listed in http://hawkcount.org. The Borrego Valley Hawkwatch reported
7 on Sunday.
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Patty Echelmeyer called to report seeing the roadrunner on the hill
just above the dinosaur footprints interpretive sign at a little past
four this afternoon. It remained in view for about five minutes.
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between the puffy, undercut mane; steep
forehead and bright yellow bill of the Barrow's female and the same
features in the Common.
We returned home by way of City Park for another look at Kaempfer's
Long-tailed Duck in, obviously, Duck Lake.
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a bit which we appreciate.
My question: If I take the nests down (as far as I can tell there are no
baby birds), will the swallows successfully relocate?
I could wait until fall when they migrate yet I don't want to encourage
their return next year.
Thanks
Chuck Bessant
Peyton, CO
Gail Campbell, Diane Carter, Patty Echelmeyer and I observed 3
Sanderlings on the Sandspit behind the Cherry Creek marina at around
11:00 this morning.
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Paula,
What would you think of the Roadcreepers stopping by your front yard
tomorrow. Martin and I are the only ones for sure. Carol was undecided
Saturday. Birch may show. Not Diane, Gary, Joe or Sharon.
- Chuck
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The White
The Baseline loons were observed at very close range by the Wednesday
Roadcreepers from the Dry Creek Trail running south from Baseline
Road just east of the reservoir.
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I've seen quite a few of these bluebirds in the Peyton, CO area where the
snowy owl was seen this winter. Is there a name for them?
Also, it looks like one is trying to keep the others warms? Juveniles maybe?
Chuck
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Now that the Snowy has been mentioned on the news, all kinds of nut jobs
will be out and about. I hope he (Snowy) comes back. This really is a quite
subdivision.
Chuck
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Of Tom
Sent: Thursday
My wife asked me to post this for the List.
Chuck
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From: deborah wolbach [mailto:deborah.wolb...@oracle.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2010 2:04 PM
To:
Subject: Snowy Owl
We live on Prairie Vista Ln and were honored when the owl stayed on our
roof for quite some
the opportunity
to see this magnificent owl - truly a once in a lifetime experience.
Chuck Bessant
Deborah Wolbach
16551 Prairie Vista Lane
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Of Brandon K. Percival
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2010 12:53
RMBO has no funding this year for a paid hawk watcher. The observatory
will be posting a request for volunteers later today. Once we have an
idea of how thoroughly we can cover the site through the migration
season, we'll post the planned hawk watch dates on Cobirds.
Chuck Hundertmark, Chair
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