David Bray reports a bright eastern Palm Warbler at Rivers Edge natural area in
Loveland, Larimer county, right now. From the parking lot head Southeast along
the edge of bass pond. Watch for it with American Tree Sparrows
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> Walt Wehtje and I birded Jackson Lake today and finally refound the banded
> Western Gull in the northwest corner of the reservoir, hanging out near
> Herring Gulls and pelicans.
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juvenile pacific loon this morning at the south end of Boyd lake, Larimer
county. Closer to the west shore. Probably best to view from the south end of
state park [fee].
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Just now, at the Strauss Cabin bridge (entrance to Rigden Reservoir, Arapahoe
Bend Natural Area).
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Today I returned to Boyd Lake with my brother Oliver and David Wade, using
Dave's canoe to get better acquainted with the terns at the north end. We were
able to confirm 7 Common Terns.
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> On Sep 23, 2016, at 1:57 PM, Nick Koma
This morning my brother and I studied at least five Sterna terns at Boyd Lake
SP (fee) without coming to a firm conclusion on their identification. They were
mainly in the north end of the lake frequently sitting on a newly emerged
sandbar.
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Franklin's Gulls retain most of their hoods in non-breeding plumage. There have
been thousands in the area.
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> I should clarify that they looked peculiar because all of th
Same situation at 3 pm.
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> I saw the little gull facing east from the tip of the sand spit around 1pm.
> It was sitting on the water.
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to our error.
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Creek reservoir.
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as of yesterday evening (not at Houts Res).
3. Duck Lake. Good variety of shorebirds and waterfowl here, including over 20
black-necked stilts.
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Dave Wade just spotted a second cycle Mew Gull () at Horseshoe Lake farm
pond (north side). We are trying to relocate the bird now to get better photos.
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> Everyone on COBIRDS has no doubt heard about, maybe even gone to see, the
> remarka
A singing Warbling Vireo moved through my neighborhood this morning (Fort
Collins, Larimer County) another reminder that bird populations are constantly
in flux, even in mid-July.
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Good luck,
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> Date: July 1, 2016 at 6:27:32 PM MST
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> Subject: Re: [cobirds] Re: Booby thoughts
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> Greg makes a good point. A wing-tagged immature c
This cowbird chick was being raised last week by Gray-headed Junco in the hills
west of Fort Collins.
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> Brian,
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> It is interesting to see how many different species raise
Timnath Reservoir hosted a few rarities, but the Red Phalarope was not seen
this evening. Subadult Horned Grebe continues, plus first-summer Bonaparte's
Gull and adult Greater White-fronted Goose.
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A subadult red phalarope was located about an hour ago hundred yards off shore
at the Timnath Reservoir South Shore Park. Photos on the CFO Facebook page.
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Cole Wild and Irene Fortune called to report a singing yellow-bellied
flycatcher and a singing alder flycatcher among other empids at the Boyd lake
swim beach spit this morning.
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David Bray reports that the loon is currently at the extreme southeast corner
of the lake.
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Great find, Rob. Definitely a Vermilion Flycatcher. A drab first spring female.
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> On Apr 16, 2016, at 9:41 PM, Robert Raker wrote:
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> To my amazement yesterday, I believe I may have observed a female Vermilion
> Flycatcher at Be
Dave Wade spotted a breeding plumaged Red-throated Loon opposite Boyd Lake
State Patk north most parking area (Willows Landing). The bird has not moved
much in the last half hour. Entrance fee. Scope needed.
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dpeckers in the burn area,
and 3 Bushtit.
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Lots of gulls right now (1 pm) at horseshoe reservoir in Loveland, Larimer
County, including a second-cycle Mew Gull in Southwest corner.
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Draw a sketch and submit it the the CBRC. It may not get accepted as a Laysan
Albatross but it will at least get in the hypothetical list, and be archived
for posterity. Hopefully Duane Nelson et al. can watch for it at John Martin
Reservoir.
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Fort Collins CO
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the lake, with poor afternoon viewing
conditions. Morning light should be much better.
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, 1 juv Thayer's Gull.
Most lakes still >90% frozen.
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Gull (hybrid Glaucous x
Herring). As I was leaving after sundown, the gulls were flying off toward
McLellan Reservoir.
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mages are obtained and
the identity of this gull can be determined objectively, I will change my eBird
report to Larus sp.
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> On Jan 23, 2016, at 9:49 AM, Gloria Nikolai wrote:
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> Nick Komar spotted a 1st cycle kumlienz Iceland Gull with a pale base of bill
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Forrest Luke reports that the warbler continues at the feeder in Fort Collins
this morning.
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rimer County Natural Resources
Department, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch, Heart J Center for Experiential Learning,
Quetzal Tours and Fort Collins Audubon Society. And many thanks to our
participants and team leaders.
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Fort Collins CO
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Sabine's Gull - 1 continuing subadult (photo at https://flic.kr/p/ySCKsH)
Franklin's Gull - 1125
Lesser Black-backed Gull - 2 adult
Forster's Tern - 1
Killdeer - 100
Least Sandpiper - 15
Greater Yellowlegs - 1
Great Egret - 15
Most of the action was in the northeast corner.
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. But what is truly
rare? I'd be curious to know what other birders in Colorado consider the
definition of rare from a birding perspective. Reply to list, or privately to
me. I'll tally the responses and summarize them (anonymously) on Cobirds.
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olden plovers were in the
northwest corner along the shoreline. Four Horned Grebes were early (flagged on
eBird). Most birds were terribly distant.
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d evidence,
demonstrate the first know successful breeding of Baird's Sparrow in Colorado.
Congrats, Dave.
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> On Aug 10, 2015, at 4:34 PM, David Wade wrote:
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> Greetings,
> I've posted some of the photos from this morn
s, or towards property owners.
Colorado should be proud of its birding community.
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s. An unexpected bonus was
an Upland Sandpiper that flew by twice calling.
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The 5 mile stretch of County Road 5 that includes the Baird's Sparrow location
in Larimer County is now a hotspot on eBird. Folks should take advantage of
submitting a complete checklist if they go up that way. Previously submitted
lists can now be merged with the new hotspot.
Nick Komar
bout that. There are plenty of grasshopper Sparrows around
as well singing. Later today I will post a link to the audio recording and any
photographs that we might obtain.
Nick Komar, with John Shenot, Dave Wade and Austin Hess.
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David Bray reports a pod of 5 Black Swifts in addition to the usual
White-throated Swifts near the parking area today mid-morning. They appeared to
be moving through.
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Down in the plains, Ann Molison reports 3 white egrets at Fossil Creek Marsh.
There have been a few Great Egrets in the area - maybe these are the same.
And at the landfill this afternoon, a Bald Eagle flushed a large flock of
lingering California and Ring-billed Gul
The adult Arctic Tern was still present, foraging around the center of Timnath
Reservoir, at 8 pm this evening. It was noticeably smaller than the Forster's
Terns nearby. I scoped it from atop the dam just south of the parking area on
the west side .
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Fort Colli
We just had this bird in northeast corner of the reservoir, spotted by Dave
Wade.
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story tomorrow. And you can be a part of it. Thanks
for your assistance.
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Just now at Lions Park, between parking lot and school football field (Laporte,
CO). This is adjacent to Butterfly Woods
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erritorial)
Olive-sided Flycatcher
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Gull - 5 including one partially albino that had entirely white back
and wings, pink underparts and a gray hood!
Semipalmated Plover - 2
I did not have a decent camera with me, but Cole was able to arrive in time to
get good shots of the Laughing Gull before it got too dark.
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Sue Riffe reports a YTVI at McMurray Ponds NA, and a second YTVI at Poudre
Ponds NA (both in Fort Collins). The second one was near the Poudre river edge
between the two parking areas. An Indigo Bunting was also in this area.
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Ponds NA in Fort Collins later today (Wednesday), please watch for this bird
(and let me know what you find please).
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> On May 19, 2015, at 8:23 PM, DAVID A LEATHERMAN
> ...[snip]Most of the good birds from earlier
Add male Mourning Warbler, found by Dave Leatherman, seen by 3 others.
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> On May 19, 2015, at 4:38 PM, David Wade wrote:
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> Greetings birders,
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> There was/is a Worm-eating Warbler at McMurry Ponds Natural Area today. When
>
I suspect three together is unprecedented in Colorado, but it's shaping up to
be a great year for Yellow-throated Vireo. I know of other reports this spring
in Baca, Prowers, Weld and also the west slope! With birds, almost anything can
happen.
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Fort Collins
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It's a gorgeous day at the Larimer landfill. Dave Wade and I estimate 450 gulls
here including 2 immature Lesser Black-backed and 1 immature Herring, 20
Franklin's, and hundreds each of Ring-billed and California.
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variety of waterfowl and shorebirds including 28 Snowy Plovers, Peregrine
Falcon.
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Currently in Lamar
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Birds are on the move right now and flying low under thick cloud cover in
southeast Larimer County. A few minutes ago I heard Greater Yellowlegs and
Solitary Sandpiper calling over my house.
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White-crowned Sparrows on the hill at the south end.
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Great find, Steve. My field trip missed this MEGA yesterday. Just to clarify
for others, this site is WEST of Windsor.
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> On Apr 6, 2015, at 3:50 PM, 'Steven Mlodinow' via Colorado Birds
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Greater Yellowlegs-1
Close encounter with mating bullsnakes.
8. Cattail Pond
Cinnamon Teal-1
Tree Swallow-2
9. Bud Mielke Reservoir
Golden Eagle-2
Blue-winged Teal-3
Great variety of waterfowl
Great weather and a fun day.
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hybrid - 1 Imm (2nd cycle)
The hybrid is a mystery. Photos of the hybrid and other gulls can be viewed at
www.pbase.com/quetzal/gulls04042015.
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(and chickens) and forward the reports to the
appropriate agency within Colorado. That number is 1-877-462-2911.
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> On Mar 31, 2015, at 4:50 PM, Nick Komar wrote:
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> Folks, a highly pathogenic avian flu virus may be coming our way. It is
> strain H5N2, and
system for dead wild birds
currently in place in Colorado. If I find out differently, I will post.
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rvoir late this afternoon. Unusually
abundant at Timnath and other lakes in the area this weekend were Red-breasted
Mergansers and Horned Grebes. Both species were actively engaged in spring
courtship rituals. I don't recall ever before hearing Horned Grebes vocalizing
and seeing dancing pair
I have posted about 60 photos of a variety of gull species and plumages from
the Larimer County landfill, taken Saturday February 28. The URL is
www.pbase.com/quetzal/gulls02282015.
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closer as light
faded. Bring a telescope.
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> On Mar 1, 2015, at 8:10 AM, Carl Starace wrote:
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> Hello , Can someone that's seen the SE Owls of late near the Rawhide Plant
> in Larimer please give times spotted. Thanks. Sally Swa
l - 4
The landfill is closed on Sunday's.
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on what those
constraints might be?
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> On Feb 27, 2015, at 9:29 AM, David Waltman wrote:
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>
> I just witnessed a Sharp-shinned Hawk successfully kill a Steller's Jay.
> It's sitting on the ground eating the jay right n
system? Sometimes
inappropriate or erroneous reports get published in eBird. Perhaps the eBird
reviewer for Boulder County could comment. Thanks.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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> On Feb 16, 2015, at 9:51 AM, Tom Wilberding wrote:
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> Hello, birders,
>
> If yo
Livermore church feeders had 6 Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch, 30 Cassin's Finch, 1
female Purple Finch (photos), 1 Lapland Longspur on driveway with horned larks.
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David Bray reports a Long-tailed Duck at Ryan's Gulch Res in SW Loveland.
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ucous-winged hybrid - 1 first cycle
Ring-billed Gull - 1000
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n Raven
1 Black-capped Chickadee
15 American Robin
3 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
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s and full checklists were posted to
ebird.org. If you are interested in viewing this show tomorrow morning, I
recommend viewing Horseshoe from the east side causeway. Park below the
causeway in the state park (fee area).
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Fort Collins CO
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Cole Wild reports 4 Common Loons and 4 distant scoters in the north end of Boyd
Lake. He tentatively identified them as Black Scoters. If anyone gets more
definitive looks, please update this sighting.
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More from Fossil Creek Reservoir this morning 9:30 to 11:30:
Red-necked Grebe adult (still with red on neck).
10 Bonaparte's Gull
1 Herring Gull Imm that fit description of Vega Gull
4 Clark's and 500 Western grebes
1 Mexican Duck male (no sign of hybridization).
Full report on eBird
Nick and Oliv
os of the swans and canvasback are at www.pbase.com/quetzal/ebird. Opinions
welcome.
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Review of photos indicate Mute Swans. Origin?
Sorry for confusion.
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> On Oct 21, 2014, at 4:09 PM, Nick Komar wrote:
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> Dan Laszlo reports two young swans with pink bills. I have not yet seen
> photos but his description sounded
days. This is NOT
Fossil Creek Reservoir.
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Adult at Boyd Lake SP swim beach now.
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vious October records for Larimer County in ebird.
No sign of Sabine's Gulls.
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Three Forster's, four Common/Arctic. Roosting northwest shore. North end of
State Park. Working on ID now.
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The adult Long-tailed Jaeger is currently working the south end of Boyd Lake.
No sign yet of rare terns. Several Forster's Terns tho.
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Just showed up for three of us. Some pale-winged juvenal Common Terns around
for good comparisons, plus at least 7 Forster's.
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More details, from Andy Bankert!
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> Date: September 15, 2014 at 3:34:31 PM MDT
> To: quetza...@comcast.net
> Subject: ARTE, SAGU, adult LTJA at Boyd Lake
>
> Hey Nick,
>
>
Now sitting on swim beach with Common Terns at Boyd Lake SP
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Currently feeding off north lot in State Park.
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At Boyd
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Feeling like a fool. The jaeger just put on a show and displayed all
characteristics of adult Parasitic Jaeger. Apologies to the original reporter
for creating confusion. It IS Parasitic Jaeger. Dave Learherman arrived in time
for the show.
Nick Komar
At Timnath Res
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Georgia Doyle and I are here now, watching this adult jaeger. Cannot see a long
tail, but overall size and length relative to gulls plus very limited white on
upper side of primaries in flight indicate Long-tailed Jaeger.
Nick Komar
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at the site included Dusky
Flycatchers, Sage Thrashers, Townsend’s and Virginia’s Warblers, and numerous
sparrows.
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Fort Collins CO
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Cobb Lake
SWA in Wellington. Very birdy, but essentially the same birds both mornings.
Bryan, did the expected weather pattern change? Or does your prediction model
need tweaking?
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
> On Sep 10, 2014, at 9:09 PM, Bryan Guarente ...[snip]...
>
> Let the list
I believe it was the depth. They were attracted by the hordes of gulls. They
circled around the gull flock several times before landing. They probable were
hoping for a submerged sand bar.
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Fort Collins CO
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> On Sep 9, 2014, at 10:50 PM, Deborah Carstensen wr
I did observe an entire flock of white-faced ibis (same order as night-herons:
Ciconiiformes) land in the center of a deep lake, joining a communal roost of
gulls. They seemed very uncomfortable and almost immediately took off again.
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> On Se
the road. A
photographer could have gotten killer shots of Wilson's Snipe, Least and
Semipalmated Sandpipers, and Spotted Sandpiper.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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> On Aug 26, 2014, at 5:41 AM, William H Kaempfer
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> To COBirders who registered for the Welcome Picnic at the CFO Sterling
This pewee is currently singing from the east side of the Poudre River just
south of the Spring Creek foot bridge. Better chance of seeing it from
Riverbend Ponds Natural Area.
Great find, Joe.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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