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Peter Gent discovered a female Surf Scoter at Baseline Reservoir this
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others from the north end along Baseline Rd. The bird was actively feeding
and occasionally seen in flight. A Common Loon was also spotted
ething like
"Crescent-chested" sounds better to a lot of people than "Buff-breasted".
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Harrier to Marsh Hawk? :)
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or so Killdeer. There were quite a few Northern Pintail, several Canvasback
and a lone Wood Duck among 500+ ducks on the water.
Boulder Res. had the continuing Pacific and Common Loons and a
lone Red-breasted Merganser.
Sandhill Cranes continue streaming by...
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of the banding nets, where it waited all night to be found by the
astonished bander at dawn. And thus that is probably (hopefully!) the only
case of a "flamingo" ever being caught in a mist net.
Maybe you had to be there... :)
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Thanks to Karen Rau (finder), Pamela StClair, Steve Stachowiak, Brandon
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There are 6 Black-bellied Whistling Ducks at Pella Crossing near Hygiene in
Boulder County now. On a rock island in the east lake 3 minutes east of the
parking lot.
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> The bird was still present and see many yesterday through 740pm at Bell
> Grove at Chico Basin Ranch. $15 per person to visit the ranch. Hope to
> have an up
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The PRWA continues along Big Dry Creek as described by John T. 1/4 mile
west of Westcliffe Parkway in creek by 2nd apartment block.
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the Yellow-throated Warbler never returned while I was there, but
that's how it often goes...
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has seen a male bird in the Walden Ponds area this winter (as far as
I am aware), so I think it's a bit early to presume the female is nesting
there.
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the Yellow Rail by hearing it!
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On Tue, Oct 11, 2022 at 4:38 PM Ted Floyd wrote:
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. This is the first
sighting where the bird has stayed around, and so has now been seen by a
good number of birders.
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on the bird
after it flushed from the Russian Olives, but then it flew out of sight.
I hope others are able to relocate it this afternoon or tomorrow. How long
did your bird stick around for?
Peter
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A Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher was seen well and photographed in a field
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will be well documented to have occurred in Colorado. This highlights the
importance of maintaining and expanding the CBRC database of rare birds in
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help
determine whether the CO Cassias have dispersed from southern ID.
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Just to add to Chuck’s post, another good hummingbird reference is an
excellent article by David Tønnessen in the Summer issue of Colorado Birds
on female-type hummingbird identification, available to all CFO members on
the CFO website.
Good birding,
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On Thu, Jul 14, 2022
Paula, I think Swainson's is the only dark morph buteo that is normally in
Colorado and that has such light undertail coverts. So that also supports
your initial ID. Quite a good-looking bird! (BTW, dark morph Swainson's
are fairly common where I grew up in Idaho.)
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Longspur.
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around mid-morning to early afternoon. Usually
there are at most a few dozen flying together, which is still neat to see.
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The consensus for the 'shorebird sp' at Boyd Lake is a Lesser Yellowlegs.
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Hi Peter,
Hits me as a Lesser Yellowlegs
All,
https://ebird.org/checklist?subID=S109459534 by the Ketchams does not show
the Garganey from 7-9am this morning. However, it does show an interesting
shorebird photo under 'shorebird sp'. It looks possibly like a female Ruff
to me?
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> My journal entry for 26 April 1996 says: "Garganey (1 pair) LIFE LIST
> (COLORADO LIFE LIST) First seen early in week at Jim Hamm pa
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Dowitchers and a smattering of other shorebirds and peeps, most if not all
Least Sandpipers. The scene turned hectic when a Peregrine Falcon showed up
for a snack, putting the shorebirds along with 100+ Franklin's Gulls and
many ducks into frenzied flight.
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- 1 American Kestrel
- 1 Prairie Falcon
and there were another 2-3 redtails and 3-4 kestrels along 75th St heading
back to Lagerman.
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comparison, an
apparently non-hybrid dark-morph Snow Goose. (Photo at
https://ebird.org/checklist/S97785549 ; let me know if you think the ID is
wrong. In real life, the bird seemed darker and grayer than in the pic.)
Lots of raptors there as usual, including my FOS Rough-legged Hawk.
Peter Ruprech
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nesting in
this area. I personally did not see any nesting behavior until after July
15. Granted, goldfinches are not the earliest species to start breeding
... but to me this seems like one more little example of how songbirds'
status is a bit "off" this year.
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A Red-shouldered Hawk was reported on iNaturalist with good photos at
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A Black-throated Gray Warbler along the west end of the marsh at Admiral
Burke Park off Mohawk Drive. The bird was seen this morning at 8:20 working
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County since then, but not near my house. Overall, I'd say the total
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Just like we (or at least some of us!) have learned to respect the coyotes
that share our suburban areas.
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> eggs have h
All,
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of cones this year could be pushing the squirrels to
unusual locations to find food. Kind of like how Red Crossbills were a
dime-a-dozen last year but really scarce now.
Peter Ruprecht
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2020 at 2:00 PM John Ealy wrote:
> Pardon this peripheral bird topic, bu
, this process could very well take a couple of days. It's not
necessarily a reflection of the quality of your report.
Even unconfirmed submissions should show up immediately in eBird's rare
bird reports, though.
Regards,
Peter Ruprecht
Superior
On Tue, Dec 1, 2020 at 8:20 AM Jenny Shelton
wrote
://www.inaturalist.org/observations/65853723 for another
confusing example.
Is the width of the black stripe on the back of the neck a better feature?
Or the flank color? Should I swim out and try to get a DNA sample?
Any advice gratefully accepted!
Peter Ruprecht
Superior
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Several Boulder County Parks and Open Space properties are also closed:
https://www.bouldercounty.org/open-space/parks-and-trails/trail-closures/
Similarly with several Boulder OSMP areas:
https://bouldercolorado.gov/osmp/temporary-closures
Peter Ruprecht
Superior
On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 2:00
the grabbing; it had latched onto the gull's belly with one pincher
and was getting the ride of its life. After about a minute, the gull
landed back on the shoreline and managed to disengage the crawdad, which
flipped back into the water and disappeared.
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our brick patio.)
Peter RuprechtSuperior
On Sunday, October 4, 2020, 7:24:12 AM MDT, J V Rudd
wrote:
Hi all,Had a great day at RMA with a Lesser Yellowlegs & a Sage Thrasher being
added to my 2020 list. https://ebird.org/checklist/S74362841However, there was
a 3rd bird which stumpe
Hi COBirders,
CFO is looking for someone who has seen firsthand what has been reported as
a significant regional die off of songbirds in early September. If so,
please contact me off list.
Thank you,
Peter Burke
Managing Editor, Colorado Birds
(973) 214-0140
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f the tail, and they have light windows or
panels on the outer third of the wing. I admit to having been fooled by this
(cough cough) more than once!
Peter RuprechtSuperior
On Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 7:55:19 PM MDT, Dave Hyde
wrote:
Thank you all for your suggestions. I accept the pal
reply to edi...@cobirds.org.
Thank you,
Peter Burke, Boulder County
Managing Editor, Colorado Birds
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Anyway, all that mud has got to be attractive to other migrating shorebirds so
Little Gaynor may be worth a look during the next couple of weeks.
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ashers.
Photos of the sparrow and lark bunting can be found here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pgburke/
Good birding,
Peter Burke, Niwot, CO
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Peter RuprechtSuperior
On Sunday, August 23, 2020, 9:47:00 PM MDT, julieama...@gmail.com
wrote:
Good evening!
Yesterday morning I hiked around Turquoise Lake, near Leadville, and observed
two birds I'm not positive in identifying.
The first looked like a House Wren, but I wasn't
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