is similar to the
eBird species maps, but it does give you a frequency/confidence that eBird
does not. However, it does lack showing all non-hotspot locations that
you'd find on eBird.
Thanks for sharing.
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 8:11 PM robert beauchamp
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Continuing this morning. Same spot.
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
On Fri, Mar 26, 2021 at 10:58 PM Gregg Goodrich
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> This afternoon a very nice looking Sagebrush Sparrow just off the bike
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I'd recommend starting with the excellent webinar Bryan did for Colorado
Field Ornithologists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr5fWjOF7Ys
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
On Sat, Mar 13, 2021 at 11:34 AM Camille Schiraldi
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> How can I set up this wind map, so I can check out curr
I just noticed they reposted the video, so it's got a different URL now -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gSSEx8zhqQ
On Wed, Mar 10, 2021 at 4:24 PM Kevin Ash wrote:
> I thought this video would be particularly useful to Colorado birders.
> Los Angeles Birders put on a great Emp
I thought this video would be particularly useful to Colorado birders. Los
Angeles Birders put on a great Empidonax identification webinar on
Tuesday. They share and cover the same Empid's that can be confusing to
Colorado birders.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho_YzJCnFfU
Kevin Ash
Colorado
Jonathon Bookman found a Varied Thrush at Homestead Ranch Regional Park
last night. He and I both re-found it this morning. It’s hanging out near
the pavilion and parking area and is giving great views.
https://goo.gl/maps/6w5VFmVaXSvxtMQAA
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
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Does this mean you found it this morning? Some of us are looking and can’t
find it. Thanks
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs
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3 of us currently on it.
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read that they stay under the snow during the
winter. But, there are sightings on eBird not that long ago.
I'd be curious if someone could confirm that looking for them at this point
is futile. Anyone?
Kevin Ash
Colorado Springs, CO
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to be El Paso County, but it's just inside
Teller.
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Colorado Springs, CO
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For anyone coming down to see the Snowy Owl (still present), the Prarie
Warbler is cooperating nicely in the Russian Olives off the NE corner of
the parking lot near his usual spot.
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. This is a cold, north facing slope that doesn't get sun during
the winter.
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