The Eastern Wood-peewee is still singing along the Poudre River in Fort
Collins. Today it was a little north of the original location and was
moving to both sides of the river in the trees closest to the river.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
Larimer County
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Along this dirt trail about 40-50 feet, there is a slight opening in the
wooded area. The bird was in the taller
cottonwood trees in this spot.
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Fort Collins
Larimer County
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side of
the river north-east of the picnic table that is at the north end of the
woods.
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Fort Collins
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Prospect Road and Timberline). There appeared to be two males and
two females that comprised the group. Thanks Aran for this Larimer County
bird.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
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
from earlier. There is actually three males and one female in this group. I
did not see a fifth and sixth bird though as I approached them the second
time, a couple of Starligs flew up that were along with the Longspurs on
the trail. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.
Joe Mammoser
. In the way of ducks, I spotted Mallards and Northern Shovelers and a
few Common Goldeneyes.
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Fort Collins
Larimer County
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silent. I also had a silent bird about 100
yards south of the culvert that dove into brush on the east side of the
ditch and would not come
back out and would not call, so I don't know what that was except it did
not act or respond as a Song Sparrow would.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
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Red-naped.
I'm sticking with my original ID as a late Red-naped Sapsucker.
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the side of the face was incomplete. I could not discern any red on the
nape.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
Larimer County
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flying over the bike path and one possible Hairy Woodpecker
(heard only) in the riparian area. That is all. Rather dead compared
with out east. It appears that the plethora of House Wrens that
frequented that area have all moved out.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
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of the tree about 75% of
the way up. The yellow is starting to show on the lower belly and the red on
the crown is starting to show, with no evidence of red on the nape.
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-bellied Sapsucker originally found by Dave. It was
working the tall trees on both sides of the dirt road that goes due north from
the entrance bridge on the west side of the ditch. It then flew into the trees
on the east side of the ditch and I could not follow it further.
Joe Mammoser
Fort
of the spot where the sunflower seeds have been
scattered on the trail.
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Fort Collins
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breast line and
the whitish supercilium are diagnostic field marks. There were the
usual compliment of ducks and grebes and gulls, including Ring-billed
Gulls and a few remaining Franklin's Gulls.
Joe Mammoser
Fort Collins
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