A Yellow-bellied Sapsucker visited my seed cylinder feeder at least twice
today. New to me, I immediately noticed it as something I hadn't seen
before. Bigger than a Downy, smaller than a Flicker. It was fluffed up due
to cold temps. So fun to see, especially on my FeederWatch bird counting
It’s very fun to watch them jet around and navigate getting twigs through
birdhouse holes. We have one front and back that are both being used. The
House Wrens sing their loud, bubbly songs early morning and throughout the day.
I hope they raise families!
Martha Jones
Arvada
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I'm super excited to have seen a male Lazuli Bunting at my seed feeder this
afternoon, just long enough for me to grab binoculars and see it clearly
before it flew away. I've never even seen one before! The next bird that
visited was a female Red-Winged Blackbird which I've seen before but
I found your article and recording fascinating. Thank you for sharing!!
Martha Jones, Arvada, Jefferson County
On Monday, September 9, 2019 at 11:43:26 AM UTC-6, Ted Floyd wrote:
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I saw one twice at my feeder in Arvada 80th and Wads yesterday! It’s only the
second time in the seven years I’ve had feeders. So it was fun to see your
post this morning.
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Though I won't be able to drive by until tomorrow, it's great to see a post
about Arvada, my part of town. I drive by that location often and would
love adding Brant to my life list. Thanks for the post.
Martha, Arvada, CO
On Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 3:46:18 PM UTC-7, Doug Faulkner
An unexpected new duck to add to my bird list. A Horned Grebe in Tucker
Lake, Arvada.
Martha
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Don't you love seeing first time visitors at your feeder? I do! This
morning a pair of Evening Grosbeak visited. This was also the first time
I've seen this bird. They're molting into their winter plumage so looked
very mottled.
Martha Jones
Arvada
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My husband and I were there on Saturday, too! It was only our 2nd visit and
were quite excited to see a few Bald Eagles in one of the lakes and at
least 25 roosting in a huge tree far enough away that it took binoculars to
identify them. We were so grateful that someone pointed us to the
Late Monday afternoon, I spotted Wood Ducks in a little pond at the park
across the street from Echter's Greenhouse on Garrison St. in Arvada. I
thought there were 3 or 4 pairs until I studied my pictures and counted at
least 6 pairs. This is only my second sighting, and the first was a pair in
Took a walk at Standley Lake Regional Park in Westminster last evening and
saw a Bullock's Oriole building a nest in a large tree along the canal
path. Being a fairly new birder, it was my first sighting.
Martha Jones
Arvada, CO
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My brother texted me a photo of a dead Western Bluebird in his yard in SW
Arvada for ID. Sad to see.
Martha Jones,
On Friday, April 19, 2013 2:48:59 PM UTC-6, Eric - Compass Montessori wrote:
It has been an interesting week in numerous ways.
I ran around Sloans Lake yesterday (4/18) and saw
Thanks for sharing - gorgeous photos - I don't have a camera that will
capture such clear photos (yet), and really appreciate seeing yours.
Beautiful birds! Martha, Arvada
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 9:42:47 AM UTC-7, williebondo wrote:
There's a crab apple tree around the corner that's
My first-ever sighting of Cedar Waxwings happened unexpectedly yesterday
around 3:30pm when I took a short walk to my neighborhood park, Wood Run
Park on Hoyt, just north of 80th, in Arvada. They were feasting in a fruit
tree along with Robins. Martha Jones, Arvada CO
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