are not developed, which
gives me about an eighth of an acre of mixed trees and brush.
Whew. I think that's all!
Norm
On Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 08:33:54 AM MDT, Thomas Heinrich
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Hi all,Another quick update on the lists. In addition to the 350 species on
Google list that Bryan has set up
PS- my yard list dates to 1988.
Norm
On Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 08:33:54 AM MDT, Thomas Heinrich
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Hi all,Another quick update on the lists. In addition to the 350 species on
Google list that Bryan has set up, I have another 26 species from birders who
have sent lists
was a northern shrike killing a
rosy-finch and stashing it in a lilac bush.
Thanks for the interesting project!
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On Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 08:33:54 AM MDT, Thomas Heinrich
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Google
Agreed! The tone of the broadcast was conciliatory, suggesting that everything is just fine. I was hoping for something a little more critical.Norm LewisLakewood Sent from my iPhoneOn Sep 21, 2023, at 9:53 PM, Lauren Hyde wrote:I don’t think this broadcast will do a damn thing. Neither women nor
because of the poosibility of them floating towards the outlet and the
possibility of blocking it.
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In response to the question about the granting agency. it is the Division
of Water Resources only for the original construction of the dam. The
issuance of a dam permit has only a few restriction. One is the offsetting
of evaporation losses for the reservoir and the other is dam safety.
Norm
that would effect nest sites.
Norm Erthal
On Tuesday, September 19, 2023 at 1:49:06 PM UTC-6 Nathan Pieplow wrote:
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>
> Tammy VerCauteren at Bird Conservancy of the Rockies let us know this
> morning that an unfortunate situation is unfolding at Barr Lake State Park.
> F
info.
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Good luck! I have attempted to give away dozens of great volumes and no one wants them. I’m boxing them up to give to the Jeffco Library to sell off in their annual Whale of a Sale, if even they can unload them. Nobody wants books anymore. It’s really too bad.Norm LewisLakewood Sent from my
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EBird has been acting odd for a couple days.NormSent from my iPhoneOn Dec 7, 2022, at 3:30 PM, Charlie Paterson wrote:I use ebird frequently, but today I had a problem posting an observation. I researched on ebird and sent a request for help but it looks like it might be days for a reply.Here's
on the shore and in the ice. My only guess as to why
would be bird flu.
Jackson Reservoir completely frozen with mosly white-cheeked geese and
little else.
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The bird continues in roughly the same area as reported earlier, north and
central. Best seen from the county road just south of the boatyard. Do not
expect “killer” looks, due to distance and heatwaves, but the bird is
identifiable with a little imagination……
Norm Lewis
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I have found photos of rock sandpiper with very orange bills.
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The left phot in the first row is only one that shows very orange
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I am organizing a birding trip to NE Brazil for Feb 28 to March 21. Please
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An important not on immature LBHE identification. At this time of year,
immature LBHE should have noticeable duskiness on the wings.
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immediately identified them correctly. I have not been able to solve this
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be interested?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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as the facial skin was obviously red with a complete white
border. The border was not bold indicating it was not in full breeding
adult plumage. There seems to be some confusion that I had photos which is
not the case. My plan was to later delete glossy from the checklist which I
did.
Norm
Brown pelican is currently sleeping at the end of the narrow peninsula that
borders the west side of the river, extending out to the lake. It is just
across from a large beaver lodge. Easily viewed from “new heronry overlook”.
Norm Lewis
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> On Apr 18, 2022, a
Any sightings this morning?
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If anyone is looking for this bird, it is currently in the little pond just
west of the office park parking lot.
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They look very similar to either of these species, especially to a non
expert observer.
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I have had them in my yard on several occasions. I live in Lakewood about four
miles from the hogback, so my visitors have definitely wandered away from their
typical habitat among the rocky cliffs of the foothills.
Norm LewisLakewood
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species in both counties in Ebird records.
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Does anyone know what the condition is for Jumbo for shorebirds?
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for the S function in
the price of the license.
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Sent: Sat, Jul 11, 2020 1:44 pm
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Official Response from CPW About Use of State Wildlife
After reading Patrick's account, perhaps I need to reconsider!
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Sent: Thu, Jun 11, 2020 5:33 pm
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Trespassing at Box Elder Creek
I was just out
is the sharing of
birds with others who like them just as much as I do.
Norm LewisLakewood
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Subject: Re: [cobirds] Rest in Peace, COLORADO RARE BIRD ALERT!
Hello all,I would
Larry's comments are spot on. I had the privilege of birding with Bob a number
of times over the years, and he was a delightful fellow. However, in doing an
outing with Bob one would risk "death by a thousand puns".
Norm LewisLakewood
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with
certainty is if they flick their tails up, they are probably not gray.
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On Friday, April 10, 2020 at 7:53:44 PM UTC-6, Mary Kay Waddington wrote:
>
> A non-birder acquaintance in Parker sent me this photo wondering what it
> was. Given that it's too distant and blurry to see vital things like
> bill-shape, tail shape, head markings, or even size --it's
to be out at Jackson any time soon, check for the
long-tails and be on the alert for an even better find, courtesy of my bad
photography and Scott's attention to detail.
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not be the case for either GBBG or KEGU. The leg color is yellow
ruling out GBBG. KEGU as greenish yellow legs. Walbek photographed it today
and concurs on LBBG.
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I was surprised to find a flock of fifteen American goldfinches in the town of
Briggsdale this afternoon. eBird flagged it.
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can make arrangements.
I used it at a lot of the well known spots of the Valley (Estero Llano Grande,
Falcon, Resaca de las Palmas, etc.) but I imagine it would be useful elsewhere,
too.
Just let me know if you could use it.
Norm
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Wow!
Brandon
Brandon correctly posted that the Bonny Count is going Dec 22. The Audubon
site still shows it as cancelled. Please contact me directly if you are
interested.
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or may not have been the same two we had seen
to the west earlier.
Please post if you 1) relocate the jeager and 2) have any idea which species it
is.
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surprisingly quickly.
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I have two spaces remaining for my third and likely final trip to Alaska.
We will visit Gambell on St. Lawrence Island within visible distance of the
Kamchatka peninsula in Russia to experience the amazing seabird spectacular
in which we will see a couple million alcids of a dozen species
Board.
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I am looking to buy a new spotting scope and want to look at them. I can
not find a local dealer for Leica scopes. If anyone knows of a store that
carries them, please contact me.
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ey all property signs and
follow the ABA Code of Ethics. But I submit that there is no reason why birders
should be bullied just because we have a reputation for being rather passive.
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the purpose of this? I wasn't sure if it were a permanent crossing,
or just a temporary structure to accommodate some construction project.
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Two full days at REGUA.
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There are two spaces remaining on the birding trip I have planned for Baja,
Mazatlan, and San Blas for March 26 to April 5.
This posting has been approved by the CFO board.
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will be
using excellent local guides and hiring a comfortable bus with driver. This
is a great opportunity to see several Mexican endemics in a tightly
packaged trip.
The posting of these trips has been approved by the DFO Board.
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I have a trip prepared to visit the Pampas, Patagonia, and Tierra del Fuego
areas of Argentina. It is planned for October 30 through November 19. It
may be shortened to returning on November 17. I can send a detailed
itinerary and cost information privately.
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Bob, all you have done is to supply a measure of solace to all of us who have
made bone-headed ID errors over the years. Hey, if Bob can fall victim to the
dreaded ID gremlin, why not I?
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
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If you are looking for open water, Standley Lake is completely open and has
been since Sunday. For some reason, it opens before most other area lakes.
I checked it Wednesday. A good assortment of waterfowl but nothing of note.
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Same here. I have literally dozens of juncos, but nary a white-winged. I
usually have one or two over the course of the winter, but not this year. Maybe
there is something cyclical about their breeding/migration? Perhaps one of our
experts could weigh in?
Norm Lewis
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office so be prepared to have difficulty in getting in as parking is not
permitted along the road.
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over Eerie Lake, revealing eight snow geese among them.
After getting them downloaded, I'll be posting photos on my Facebook page, if
anyone is interested.
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Both the Black and white-winged scoter were present at Lake Holbrook
yesterday morning.
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The sapsucker in Canon City was a yellow-bellied, not a strange combination
of yellow-bellied and red-naped.
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I was at Union Reservoir this morning and saw the Trumpeter Swan with Joe
Mammoser. It was best seen from the northeast corner of the reservoir at a
distance that with a scope could be seen well.
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I observed one of the two previously reported Long-tailed Ducks at Poudre
Ponds this morning. There was also a Bonaparte's Gull present with the 5
introduced Mute Swans. Poudre Ponds is on the north side of Greeley on 35th
Avenue north of F Street.
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had a little more
time on my hands, it would have been interesting to count them. It would
probably have taken only a year or so. There had to be thousands. And every one
of them represents a round trip by a tiny bird.
Birds never fail to amaze, do they not?
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they
were in the area of the bridge.
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west end had a good number of shorebirds with nothing too unusual.
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are darker instead of pale on a Common
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I saw an American Golden Plover at Timnath Reservoir this morning from the
east side on the north end. I went into the new subdivision off CR 13. The
only viewing spot was at the north end of Majestic View Drive looking over
the small marsh. CR 13 is closed south of this point.
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to follow. The only migrant was a single Orange-crowned Warbler.
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at hundreds of photos of yellow-throated vireos and have not found a
single one separating males from females. The same goes for every field
guide I possess.
Norm Erthal
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On Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 9:39:28 AM UTC-6, Norm Erthal wrote:
The three yellow-throated vireos at Welchester
be
much more likely for it to be a post breeding wanderer than moving with
normal migrating red-wings. Red-winged blackbirds can regularly have white
edged epaulets. Without a recording from a singing bird, the id would be
difficult to prove.
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Thanks to Tom, Ira and Dick. I now have the info.
Good spring birding to all!
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Good catch. In the dying light I clearly missed the thicker bill that does
indeed, make this bird a ruddy duck. Sorry for the missed ID.
Norm
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Unfortunately, it was almost dark by the time I found the bird- too late to do
a quick post. If the water stays open at all, the bird may still be there in
the morning.
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Glenn Walbek, Loch Kilpatrick, Dick Schottler and I birded yesterday
Highlights
Pueblo Reservoir Red-necked Grebe in cove on north side of North Marina
Canon City male Williamson's Sapsucker on west side of Centennial Park
Black Phoebe at usual spot in Florence Riverside Park
Colorado Springs
When the Sandhill Cranes leave New Mexico, we should be checking for it in
the San Luis Valley in March in the hopes that it moves north with them.
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Creek and north of the Highline Canal in a very small pond adjacent to
the concrete spillway from the highline canal.
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There is a possible change to the taxonomic order of birds that would turn
your field guide inside out and upside down. The American Association for
the Advancement of Science has announced an extensive DNA study. I have
included a link to the article. Have fun
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have picked them out had their smaller size and separation from the main
group made it fairly easy.
All in all, a good early winter (yeah, yeah, don't come at me with that winter
solstice stuff- winter starts on Dec. first- that's my story and I'm stickin'
to it) day.
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
Dave- I think to cast aspersions is what happens if you eat bad cottage
cheese..
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
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Subject: [cobirds] Loon at Annex #8
in
various directions. Couple that with a spectacular sunset over the marshes,
and it was a worthwhile, if somewhat annoying, stop.
To sum up, Latham is a great place for a brief sunset stop if you don't mind
threats and intimidation.
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If anyone has Forrest's contact information I'd like to have it, or if Forrest
happens to see this, please contact me off-list.
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and made a sweet
woodpecker triple, all within sight of one another. I was really pullling for
a downy, hairy and flicker so I could claim six simultaneous woodpeckers, but
got the result one usually gets when over-reaching.
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
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than the
customary dozen, though I have yet to see any young. Definite range expansion.
Norm Lewis
Lakewood, CO
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together before.
Without a formal count (eBird chores later), we ended the day somewhere around
a hundred species. That'll teach me to dabble in meteorology...
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habitat is disappearing quickly. If you ever wish to visit Madagascar, now
is the time.
I can provide more detail upon request.
If you can not take advantage of this opportunity, please forward to anyone
you know who might be interested.
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Subject: [cobirds] Today's RBA
Today's RBA has to be the mother
not to hear from the rental car outfit..
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Subject: [cobirds] Lamar (Prowers) and nearby places of late
It's been windy of late
As much as I admire Joe's multiple soft solutions, I doubt they would make
much impression on this nutjob. Probably the best solution is to make sure not
to park in front of his house, and otherwise just ignore him. Maybe he'll just
get tired of the game.
Norm
Norm Lewis
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the road interferes with his lifestyle, but he obviously
doesn't see it that way. And here I thought Weld County was The Land Of
Personal Freedoms. Go figure.
Norm
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a deep ditch. It was seen and photographed near where this ditch meets the
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I visited Rawhide Reservoir this morning. The American White Pelican
reported earlier remains. Other than it, there was nothing of interest
other than a couple Horned Grebes. Also found a Merlin on CR 17 about a
half-mile north of CR 56.
Norm Erthal
Arvada CO
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This afternoon, the Brown Thrasher was present in the neighborhood just
east of Grandview Cemetery.
Norm Erthal
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Yesterday in an otherwise quiet day, Loch Kilpatrick, Chris Owens and I had
two Greater Yellowlegs on the South Platte at Boyd Ponds SW.
Norm Erthal
Arvada, CO
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I found an American Dipper under the bridge at Lowell Avenue over Clear
Creek.
Norm Erthal
Arvada, CO
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