In our yard today along with the usual suspects there were:
Rose-breasted Grosbeak (1 male, 1 female)
Pinyon Jays
RUBY-THROATED HUMMINGBIRD
Nashville Warbler
First of season Gray Catbird
Out Ideal Road we saw:
First of season Cassin's Kingbird, Olive-sided Flycatcher
Also seen:
Lazuli Bunting
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Two male Rose-breasted Grosbeaks (one molting and one fully adult) continue to
visit our backyard feeders...this makes 8 days...a yard record!
15 or so Pinyon Jays continue to come in
Polly Wren and Paul Neldner
La Veta
Huerfano County
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ago...just day earlier. We also saw one in 2008 on 6/22.
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La Veta
Huerfano County
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This weekend we were finally able to make it over to our cabin in Forbes
Park...always a welcome treat...no phone, computer or television...so despite
high winds we were able to get in some quality birding time.
Highlights included:
A pair of Pine Grosbeaks
Cassin's Finch
A lone Red Crossbill
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A male Rufous Hummingbird arrived at our backyard feeder at 4:50 pm. Hope all
my young Black-chinned and Broad-tails are prepared for battle!
Polly Wren Neldner
151 County Road 359
La Veta
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We have been hearing Yellow-billed Cuckoos at the corner or Oak St. and Ryus
Ave. in La Veta and at our home, 1.6 miles East of La Veta on a daily basis.
This evening one finally showed itself in our yard. This makes the fifth time
we have seen the one in our yard.
Polly Wren and Paul Neldner
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Perhaps it was the cooler temperatures, or that we had over an inch of rain
yesterday, whatever the causethis morning, breakfast on our deck was quite
lively. The Yellow-billed Cuckoo called (just once) and then flew across the
yard. Earlier in the season it would call call multiple times
This morning we were able to confirm that which we have suspected all summer
long...that we have had breeding Yellow-billed Cuckoos in our yard. They are no
longer calling...so it was just plain lucky that the juvenile lit in the open
this morning. Told from adults by weaker tail patterning and
Out at Lathrop State Park we were lucky enough to see a Greater Roadrunner. It
posed quite nicely for photos.
Polly Wren and Paul Neldner
La Veta, CO
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This morning at Lathrop State Park we saw a lone Common Loon, 6 Western
Bluebirds and a single Eastern Bluebird. We are scratching our heads wondering
where all the Mountain Bluebirds are...they are usually so numerous at Lathrop
this time of year...very odd.
Back at the house we have a late Co
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