, hybrid N. Flicker) which can be found at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pauljhurtado
Good birding,
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My wife Deena and I made a quick stop at the S. marina tires this
afternoon (around 3pm) to see what the cold weather brought down from
up north.
The head of my tripod decided it was a good time to fall off (stripped
threads - argh!) and we didn't have much time to sort through all the
birds, but
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For more
hotos/pauljhurtado/6406113295/in/photostream
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Pueblo, CO
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it, and it made 1 close pass allowing me to take a few photos. If
any of them are worth sharing I'll post a link later this evening.
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dentifiable forms of Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers, I
figured I should take a second look. Here's a photo of that "Eastern" Downy
Woodpecker:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pauljhurtado/6423125387/in/photostream
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Pueblo, CO (...currently back in Columbus, OH)
rhaps an adult?
I'd love to see more definitive details on age and sex determination
posted from someone w/ better resources on hand ;)
Good birding,
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Pueblo, CO
(currently Ithaca, NY)
(... ok, make that Columbus, OH)
Judging from eBird data, this area could have both species. I was
reasonable certain I saw/heard both while I was down there, though I'd
gladly change my mind if I was making Commons out to be Chihuahuahs!
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Here's a map to the location: http://goo.gl/maps/L4xp
>From the main entrance, the lodge is to the right where the road first
forks.
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Hi Leon,
Glad to hear those birds stuck around! I wanted to make one small addition
to your email.
In May, 2000 I was leading a birding hike with Dave, and we had one Acorn
Woodpecker briefly stop on top of a nearby snag before flying off out of
sight. We didn't get pictures, but I did sketch t
ibe to the eBird Alert for
Colorado rarities so that eBird-only rarity reports (as well as out of
season reports, etc.) could be include in her RBA emails. For more on
eBird Alerts, see
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/subscribe-to-ebird-alerts or just go
into "My eBird" then scroll do
Gary,
No RSS feed (that I know of) but check out the "BirdTrax Gadget" (free)
that displays recent eBird sightings via either an iGoogle gadget or
embedded in a webpage (e.g. it could be embedded in the CFO's website
somewhere, or on your personal website).
It shows either recently submitted *che
e masses are getting restless ;-)
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 1:03 PM, Joe Roller wrote:
> Dismayed at the officiousness of the Bear Creek Lake Park rangers, I
> worked up my indignation and managed to find a "work-around."
>
> After many phone-calls
Joe and others,
Glad to hear they're simpatico with the birders. But to make that
conversation even easier, the fine print is also on our side :-)
The posted sign cites Ordinance 6.05.050 Feeding of Wildlife. So, I looked
up the Lakewood Regional Parks code and here it is in full. Note that part
up in the JCFO,
especially if it sticks around for more photos that can help support a
definitive ID.
Best,
Paul Hurtado
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 11:18 PM, Brandon K. Percival
wrote:
> I guess the smaller gull with a black bill with a yellow tip at Pueblo
> Reservoir today, isn't a Sa
1 ad. Mew Gull and a really cool looking first year gull that appears to be
a Herring x Glaucous-winged or Herring x Glaucous, possibly the former. It
provided nice comparisons with the immature Glaucous reported by Brandon.
I'll post photos later.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
Pueblo (& Co
Checklist: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S12410338
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Pueblo, CO (and Columbus, OH)
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On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Donna Dannen wrote:
> b
shed nearby for
dinner. Probably the best views of a N. Shrike I've had in years.
A photo of the shrike and it's evening snack are at
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S12483121
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Pueblo, CO (& Columbus, OH) <http://people.mbi.ohio-state.edu/hu
has fairly well marked upper parts, i.e., the mantle
and upperwing feathers look like they're showing a lot of pale with darker
internal markings, very reminiscent of Glaucous Gull.
Thoughts?
Paul Hurtado
Columbus, OH (& Pueblo, CO)
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 5:53 PM, William H Kaemp
for Colorado, click here:
http://ebird.org/ebird/alert/summary?sid=SN35566
You can also check county-level Rarity Alerts (and alerts for other states)
by going here and typing in the county name to select that county in CO:
http://ebird.org/ebird/alerts
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
Columbus OH and Pueb
have been captive Sandhill-Whooping hybrids produced -- anyone aware
of any online photos of these birds? It would be handy to know if this
facial coloration is a reliable characteristic to separate hybrids from
aberrant sandhills. :-)
Good Birding,
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s isn't complete, the
rules are still pretty helpful.
One of these days I'll get around to making a Colorado version! If someone
else wants to take a crack at it, I'd be more than happy to format the info
into similar "cheet sheets" and make them available online.
Good bird
efly at a distance
through brush, and it looked a little darkish. Probably an eastern, but I'm
cautious since hybrids are being found up the river in Fremont Co.
Good birding,
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Columbus, OH (originally Pueblo, CO)
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It was inside that campground (loop "D") at 12:30pm today.
Good birding,
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On Dec 20, 2013 9:50 AM, wrote:
> At about 9:00 am today the Gray-bellied Brant was with a large group of
> Canada Geese across the road from the westernmost campground.
> Bob Brow
! ;-)
Best,
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On Jan 2, 2014 12:20 PM, "Joe" wrote:
> Not found this AM, but the Moultons saw it at about 3 PM on 12/30, at far
> south end of entrance road. Others are looking now; others to check this
> afternoon. There are now four more photos of the gull on Picas
there happen to have kept all their old CoBirds emails??
If so, (even if you're not quite sure yet how you'd get them to me) please
get in touch with me!
I'd love to see my old emails, and perhaps those old posts of yours could
even one day be archived somewhere online as a resource.
ion that these two species can also hybridize, so it's worth
documenting birds that look intermediate in their tail feather coloration.
Good birding,
-Paul Hurtado
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 8:54 AM, Cheri Phillips wrote:
> I happened upon this dove yesterday and wanted to share it with oth
s the Chatfield SP--Plum Creek area eBird checklist (no Hermit Thrush
photos, unfortunately):
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S17921753
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
Columbus OH (and Pueblo, CO)
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I heard about tjis by way of the Colorado Field Ornithologists Facebook
group -- I'll try and relay details about whether or not it sticks around,
and about their preferences regarding visiting birders.
Photos and other details at http://www.pfplants.com/?p=3481
Good birding,
Paul Hu
GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER just now at Lamar CC in the woods about across from
the brick-colored wooden shed. See the CFO facebook page for a photo.
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n why accurate location details are an important part of making
eBird data more valuable, see
http://help.ebird.org/customer/portal/articles/1006775-understanding-how-to-plot-your-location
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On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 12:50 PM, 'Steven Mlodinow' via Col
th of information at
http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/bna/species/677
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run by
Colorado's very own Nathan Pieplow and Andrew Spencer and is full of
content related to identifying Colorado birds by their vocalizations.
Good birding,
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On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 9:01 PM, Ted Floyd wrote:
> Hello, Birders.
>
> The long and the short of it: Ther
binoculars or a spotting scope :-)
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Jul 26, 2014 5:37 AM, "Ted Floyd" wrote:
> Hi, Gary. Here's an intro, from the journal Colorado Birds:
>
> http://cfobirds.org/downloads/journal/Birding_on_the_Dark_Side.pdf
>
> As to gear, here's a pri
Australia
- Eremaea eBird <http://ebird.org/content/australia/>
Perhaps, down the road, we'll come to find that CO does need a regional
interface, but for now, I'm just not seeing the need. But I do see lots of
gaps in the data, and lots of potential for the Colorado birding c
Have you heard anything back about this bird? Any reason it isn't a "pure"
Mexican Mallard? No underwing shots?
I might head down for a day or so Tuesday or Wednesday (we're up in Denver,
en route to Reno later this week), so hopefully I can go looking for this
bird! :-)
-Paul
On Mon, Dec 22, 20
The loon is currently near the middle of the reservoir, near the dam. Nice
views from the boat ramp.
Good birding,
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nd so those remains should immediately be put on ice and
taken to CU Boulder (or perhaps the Denver Museum of Nature and Science)
where we might be able to preserve those tissues for later genetic work.
Just a thought :-)
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
PS: Thank you all for the continued updates!! T
Currently in the same pond as yesterday.
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look for Baird's Sparrows this week, but can't quite
convince my 5 1/2 year old to make the hike to see the Soapstone birds ;)
Thanks!
Paul Hurtado
Reno, NV (and Pueblo, CO)
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Hawk spent most of the time with both wings drooped open
slightly (it didn't have a prey item), which was odd. It was facing west
into the sun. Warming up? Looking big for the owl? Sick or injured?
Whatever the reason, it's something to keep an eye on.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
Reno, NV
ld be much appreciated!
I also wanted to pass along this information on how birders and
photographers should view Snowy Owls:
http://www.bsbo.org/snow-viewing-tips.html
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Dec 24, 2017 8:11 PM, "Scott Somershoe" wrote:
> Just the messenger. Last night a sno
-250yds from a roadside fence, so it's tolerating all the activity
(mostly from noisey dog walkers across the street) reasonably well.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Dec 25, 2017 11:53 AM, "Michael T" wrote:
Hey Gang,
Please remember that these birds are highly diurnal,so they hun
I'm currently watching it, sitting on Stanley Lake dam, viewing from Wayne
Carle Middle School. Its about 200-300 yards left/southeast from the gated
fence blocking access aling the top of the dam.
-Paul Hurtado
On Dec 26, 2017 11:48 AM, "'Migrant' via Colorado Birds" &
then
left a hundred yards is also the shortest walk.
Again, view from the sidewalk and encourage others to do the same.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Dec 27, 2017 10:39 AM, "Joe Roller" wrote:
Peter Gent found the SNOW this morningand asked me to post this
information. The owl has be
ith
a Western Kingbird (in a power pole across from a gas station or
convenience store?) who had (that day or the day after) died on the nest.
Does anyone have records of those dates?
THANKS!
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Reno, NV & Pueblo, CO
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anyone who goes looking for the bird.
Thanks!
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I'm contemplating driving down from Arvada today or tomorrow. Any positive
or negative reports from today?
Thanks!
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See the eBird checklist for photos and details:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S50110395
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Just below the train bridge along the Arkansas River downstream of City
Park. Easiest access is from Reservoir Rd off Carlile Ave.
Paul Hurtado
Pueblo
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irds is alive and well, and these other platforms offer much more than
they might detract. In my opinion, the email lists benefit most from these
other platforms when some of us pick one or two to add to our own online
activities, and make sure to cross post interesting observations when they
pop u
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through next week, regardless of whether or not the bird sticks around it's
current location.
So, if you live in the area, I hope you're not sick of seeing that bird,
and please keep up the wild goose chase (especially if the bird decides to
relocate!). We very much appreciate it! :-)
G
The bird was observed earlier this morning by others (2nd hand reports of
confirmed photos) but the lake cleared out when an eagle flew over.
A Long-tailed Duck is here as well.
Paul Hurtado
Reno NV / Pueblo
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I just relocated the goose among a huge flock just west of this location.
SW of the intersection of Co Rd 17 and 16:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/f9vza
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On Sat, Dec 22, 2018, 8:53 AM Paul Hurtado The bird was observed earlier this morning by others (2nd hand reports of
> confir
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Currently being viewed from the location for this checklist:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S51212345
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Currently just north of it's usual lake on the golf course. Close to the
main road but visible from the path around the lake where it overlooks the
golf course.
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harvested bird might get feather and/or tissue analyses done
to determine provenance (I'm trying to get an update on this, so if you're
in the loop I'd appreciate an update). IMO the outcome of that analysis has
some weight in thinking about whether or not this latest bird "counts
Hi Jennifer,
Definitely check out the information at www.coloradocountybirding.org,
which should give you plenty of options for birding in and around Denver.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
On Jun 23, 2015 8:33 AM, "Jennifer Miller"
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I will be in Denver next
There was a singing Clay-colored Sparrow near the tent sites this morning.
It was flagged when I ebirded my checklist for the morning so I thought I
would pass it along to CObirds as well.
Good birding,
Paul Hurtado
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Correction!
After having a little coffee and listening to some spizella recordings
online, I'm thinking it is much more likely that the 1 and 2 note calls I
heard were actually the very rapid/buzzy calls of a CHIPPING SPARROW, not
Clay-colored.
I'd never heard single note calls from Clay-colored
Right now, loafing with gulls along shore below the visitor center (near
the south marina) at Lake Pueblo SP.
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