slope birds are en
route.
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Steve Larson got the word out that the bird
just returned to the swim beach on the west
side of Chatfield State Park, Jefferson county.
3:20 PM
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Obvious places to check are the body of the lake and the South Platte or
Plum
Creek deltas.
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the gang who are there.
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The word our birding hobby is reaching the four corners of Colorado,
with a nice article by reporter, Darci Tomky, in the Holyoke Enterprise
of Phillips County.
While I cannot provide a direct link to the article, which includes stunning
photos
by Walbek, Kellner, etc, you can readily find it by
.
The large flock of White-faced Ibis that Mlodinow and others reported this
week
was still in Beebe Draw (Weld County Road 42, near Road 45), and 2 Glossy
Ibis
were amongst them.
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Mark Peterson just phoned me to report a Ruby-throated Hummingbird
at Last Chance, along with a Magnolia Warbler and 2 American Redstarts.
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Larry Modesitt and I enjoyed a cooperative singing male Blackpoll Warbler
and a singing male American Redstart with the first 50 - 100 yards of the
trail
that goes north from the Prairie Loop observation deck at Cherry Creek
Reservoir
in Arapahoe County. We were hoping that those were harbingers
first one, the first US record, was found by
visiting birders
in a little town called Georgetown, Colorado..and I was there!
In fact, that's where I met your grandmother!
Or, Decades ago, in 2011, a little sparrow escaped from a lion cage! No,
really, child! Would I kid you?
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*Birds of Western Colorado*: Bob Righter, Karen Levad, Coen Dexter, Kim
Potter, and Don Radovich
*Wild Birding Colorado*: Cole Wild and Nick Komar
*Birds of Wyoming*: Doug Faulkner
See you there,
Joe Roller,
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PS This is not a joke. This is the news as I heard it.
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*Subject:* Rufous-collared Sparrow sighting, Georgetown
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to Tierra del Fuego. It is
unlikely to be like fancy-restaurant chickens, i.e., cage-free.
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Chimney Swift 1 FOS
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*Holyoke - Frenchman's Creek near sewer ponds*
Northern Waterthrush FOS
Common Yellowthroat FOS
*Holyoke Cemetery*
Wilson's Warbler FOS
Yellow-rumps, Orange-crowns
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I may search the general area in the AM, as it is a spectacular
Jefferson County rarity.
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-faced Ibis did
not include their Glossy cousin.
A Peregrine Falcon lifted from the SE corner mudflats and
circled, gaining altitude.
Otherwise, the usual suspects held court - Willet, Long-billed
Dowitcher, plenty of American Avocets.
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, 2011, 7:30 p.m.
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
Good Birding.
Joe Roller, Denver
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at the carpool meeting place by 1700 at the latest.
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Good Birding.
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Good Birding.
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Denver Museum of Nature and Science
We appreciate the reports by birders visiting the Centennial State this
month.
Good Birding.
Joe Roller, Denver
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ponds, wetlands,
grassland and creek. Spring migration should be underway, so expect
surprises.
Bring lunch. Telescope and 2-way radio will be useful if you wish to bring
them. Plan to be back at the carpool meeting place by 1700 at the latest.
(Information forwarded by Joe Roller).
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We appreciate the reports by birders visiting the Centennial State this
month.
Good Birding.
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appreciate the reports by birders visiting the Centennial State this
month! Keep
up the great work!
Good Birding, etc.
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water, but lunch, snacks optional.
We appreciate the reports by birders visiting the Centennial State this
month.
Good Birding, etc.
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will be to Chatfield Reservoir
led by Bob Shade (303-975-2476). Meet at 0700 at the Swim Beach just after
the west entrance to the park. Parks pass required. 1/2 day trip. Bring
water, but lunch, snacks optional.
Good Birding, etc.
Joe Roller, Denver
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Paul Tennery reports that Violet-green Swallows were
seen today near Valdez, in Las Animas County.
Forwarded from his phone.
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parking lot.
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For more options, visit
://identify.whatbird.com/obj/270/_/Black-chinned_Sparrow.aspx
Copy and paste that link, then open the Whatbird site and click on the arrow
under listen to songs and calls.
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as always.
Good luck everyone!
Larry
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sent to Larry Arnold about 3 PM today:
Larry, the notification looks good. I would
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Please note that everything in the first paragraph is true.
I don't make everything up.
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loyal to their breeding grounds in
southern Arizona and according
to Sibley's guide, there is only one record from a near-by state, that being
one seen in the Big Bend region
of Texas.
When I excitedly told my wife this whole, long story she exclaimed, All
that and you didn't see the bird?
Alas.
Joe
will not notice the repurposing, but it may
be more difficult to find a bathroom or a place to park.
So make your plans to enjoy the avifauna of Bonny State
Park, before it morphs into Bonny perhaps hiking lands.
Joe Roller, friend of Bonny
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on the wigeon.
He says that many local birders have seen it at that site and
that I have won the ignoble prize for being the first to miss it.
The ratio of the beautifulness of the weather to the number of target birds
was
quite high.
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-billed Gulls, and if you see a Black-tailed Gull, please try to
get a photo and post to Cobirds asap. Thanks, Joe Roller, Denver
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the railroad
tracks onto Lark Bunting Lane and follow this Lane south until it ends at
the Old Stone House.
More information about RMBO is at the website, RMBO.org.
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Plum Creek delta by Steve Stachowiak.
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, October 27, 2010,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include: (*Denotes that there is new
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, October 26, 2010,
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include: (*Denotes that there is new information
be helpful if you would spell your last name.
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Monday, October 25, 2010 at 5:55 am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
Observatory.
Highlight species include: (*Denotes
Date: October 24, 2010
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This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Sunday, October 24, 2010 at 5:40 am
sponsored by Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird
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Highlight species include
In addition to the previous report, Carol Hunter reports
a Tundra Swan at the Arapahoe National Wildlife Area, seen on 10/21 and 22.
It was seen at Pond 76 and at Elk Pond, which is at the back side of the auto
tour.
You can probably pick up a map as you enter the area.
Joe Roller, Denver
a good spot for both waterfowl and passerines, according
to the CFO County Birding Website.
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I have not seen (or better yet heard) any
Sandhill Cranes in Colorado this year and
I have SGF - Sandhill Garooo Fever.
Does anyone have an idea or guess about when they
might come thru the eastern plains in numbers? By
the calendar, it is a little early yet, I reckon.
Thanks, Joe Roller
will feature, as they say at the Forum, Poecile gambeli redux.
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, but virually no other shorebirds.
Akron Golf Course pond and Last Chance oasis were devoid of interest.
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Quincy Reservoir.
Thanks to GLenn Walbek for finding this great bird yesterday.
It is a favorite of mine, as is Little Gull for that matter!
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that a little over
half of the birders who tried for it actually saw it, so there is no guarantee.
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if other observers today or tomorrow refound the Prairie
Warbler, BB Cuckoo or Wood Thrush. Also with a significant change in the
weather Friday and Saturday, who knows what will turn up at a migrant trap?
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River waste
water treatment plant and some Mallard looking things that could have resulted
from flawed genetic experiment.
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opera,
and
the cows won the battle. Be on the look-out for the sequel, Revenge of
Bubulcus ibis.
Joe Roller
PS For extra credit, look up the Greek origin of bucolic.
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The Conn Warbler was still there at about 1430 today. At about 1600 a Great
Crested Flycatcher was seen at the banding station.
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This is a serious question, for a change.
Does anyone know why we see so many more male Blackpoll Warblers each spring
than females? Joe Roller, Denver
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was trying to
attract attention from the top of a tree at the new wetlands.
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Doug will be available to SIGN his splendid new book, Birds of Wyoming, at
the convention of the Colorado Field Ornithologists, which is being held in
Fort Collins from May 21-24th. I am eager to get my copy signed by the author!
Joe Roller
Denver
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