A week ago, while with my dog on his morning walk, I noticed two Red Crossbills perched atop a spruce tree in our front
yard. They were calling and they sounded different from one another, so I pulled out my phone and used Merlin to record
them.I studied the sonograms today and think they were
I just read the "Breeding" section about Red Crossbills in Cornell's Birds of the World. I learned that Red Crossbills in North
America potentially nest twice each year, once in the early spring and again in the late summer, depending upon the availability of cone
seeds. A hypothesis, based on
For the past three days, there has been a flock of at least 75 Red Crossbills
chowing down on the seeds of sunflower plants at the Boulder Community Gardens
in north central Boulder. I've never seen more than a few crossbills on a
handful of occasions at this site over the past 25 years, where
in Boulder. My sincere apologies for the confusion.Richard
TrinknerBoulderOn Aug 29, 2022, at 6:23 PM, 'Richard Trinkner' via Colorado Birds
wrote:Are the attached photos of an immature female Calliope Hummingbird? They were taken August 1st at the Boulder
Community Gardens in north-central Boulder
. I hope eBird can get back to updating faster.
BTW, the delay seems to be the same for eBird pages for all US areas. I've
tried viewing several counties and states, and they all seem to be 30-40
hours out of date.
Richard Trinkner
Boulder
On Tue, Oct 13, 2020 at 11:11 AM Caleb A wrote:
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on the ground in the Colorado tundra.
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On Mon, Sep 14, 2020 at 4:15 PM Charles Hundertmark
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> Raises an interesting question about the meaning of "ground-dwelling". It
> occurred to me after suggesting “junco” that robins frequently feed
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Thanks!
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I ended up with a nice photo of the GCSP at the Boulder Community Gardens
this evening: https://ebird.org/checklist/S68148280.
Cheers,
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A cooperative Golden-crowned Sparrow along the paved bike path on the south
side of the Boulder Community Gardens where 14th Street dead ends into the
gardens in north central Boulder. Still seen at 4:50.
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this particular high-elevation finch
species?
I don't have any answers myself, but hope that others might.
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at the
time how rare a visitor they would be.
I also had a brief visit from a male Black-chinned Hummingbird that was
probably pretty disappointed by my frozen feeder. This is the third BCHU
I've had in the yard since 1996.
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a nesting pair.
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On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 2:03 PM John Vanderpoel <
jvanderp...@peregrinevideo.com> wrote:
> There is an Eastern Phoebe at the McConnell Dr. bridge over the St. Vrain
> R. in Lyons. Calling and flying back and forth across the road.
>
> S
this plot of gardens in central
urban Boulder. I'll be presenting the photos in a seasonal organization,
as well as explaining the field marks and habitats of the species.
Here's the web flier:
https://growinggardens.org/event/growing-gardens-birding-and-bird-habitat-slideshow/
Cheers,
Richar
hue at the center of
the bill is closer to Mallard. Perhaps this bird is a hybrid, or a
mostly-Mexican with some Mallard genes? I'd welcome corrections.
Photos at https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S57353776.
Cheers,
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Usually of Boulder County
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Here's the checklist, with photos:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S55985275
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the fading light.
If you'd like to see the photos, they're here:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S49588574.
Good birding everybody. This October has been a magical month for Boulder
birds.
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construction path to the tanks from 111th.
Note that we just heard from the police that they might not allow entrance
to the storage tank area tomorrow due to construction.
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On Mon, Oct 22, 2018, 4:10 PM Ben S wrote:
> Hi all-
> I am going to try for the Fork-
, and that their bug food source may be susceptible to such
radiation as well.
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On Mon, Apr 9, 2018 at 11:48 AM, 'Hugh Kingery' via Colorado Birds <
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> Denver Audubon just received a call from a woman in Lafayette with a
> un
The Sagebrush Sparrow reported earlier by Christian Nunes was still present
immediately north west of the dog parks in North Boulder at 5:00 pm
Thursday. It was with dozens of juncos in two bushes 30 feet north of the
wider paved path, where two paved paths cross, by the dog park fence.
Richard
This morning there were at least six Barrow's Goldeneyes on the Platte
River at 88th Ave in Thornton. I identified four males and two females
along the mile south of 88th Ave.
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patches still open.
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, and then
returned to the parking lot via the paved bike path on the west side of the
river. Other good birds include a single California Gull standing on the
frozen reservoir with some Ring-billeds, a raft of Ruddy Ducks on the
reservoir, and all three merganser species.
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A Pacific Loon was floating cooperatively on the body of water closest to
the Legion Park overlook in Boulder at 11:15 Friday. Steve Chang and I had
good looks at it through a spotting scope.
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). A few weeks ago I rode by the same
area and saw a smallish raven in flight which croaked with a higher-
than usual croak, but I wasn't positive about its ID. This may be the
same bird.
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of it, until just now. It's been driving me crazy.
In any case, if you want a Northern Parula on your Boulder list, this one
seems pretty accommodating at the moment. You might not see it, but you'll
very likely to hear it.
Richard
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Blackpoll warbler at Twin Lakes, Boulder. At the wooden bridge immediately
south of the confluence of the two lakes, where three paths join.
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Marsh Wrens. I saw many female and juvenile Yellow-headed Blackbirds, but
strangely I saw no males.
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Yellow-headed Blackbird
Brewer's Blackbird
Common Grackle
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