to see a bald eagle, belted kingfisher, and a pintail among some
mallards. There were very few people (early morning), especially off the
cement path onto the gravel paths.
Rick Reeser
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island. I did not see any of
the smaller white egrets, but hope that some of them might also return now
that the trees have recovered from the devastating storm a few years back.
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We noticed the M-R Bird Sanctuary signs that used to be up have been
removed. There is a 2X3 foot (or so) display near the west end, but are
there plans to replace signs at the east and west entrance to the Sanctuary?
Thanks,
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A rock wren stopped to feed Saturday morning on my back yard in Milliken.
It was on the ground in plain view for 15 minutes, plenty of time for
positive ID.
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birds, but we don’t propose eliminating cars because of that- we drive with
greater caution instead.
We need to work with Xcel on this project to minimize the harm to the
habitat, not work against them. Offering to work with someone is far more
effective than working against them.
Rick
Sibley's Guide has a good drawing of a 2nd year bald eagle, showing the
light dark band on the end of the tail and the white on the front. That is
clearly showing on photos 23 & 24.
Rick Reeser, Greeley
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, there are restrictions on all of these
activities.
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I was there
for a meeting and could not scope the area carefully.
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Also found a black-chinned hummingbird building a nest ~30 feet up in a
spruce tree in the neighbor's yard here in Aberdeen. Birdy morning here in
Pueblo!
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park overlooking the river. Downstream, the
Carolina Wren continues singing east or Reservoir Rd.
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, but could not get the telephoto to pick it up, and then the bird
disappeared in the sky. It was about straight up from 71st Avenue and right
over the Poudre River
I would enjoy hearing from others who have or are searching the area. I may
go back tomorrow for another look.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
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redheads, common mergansers, hooded mergansers, bufflehead, common
goldeneye, coots, six pelicans, eared grebes, and 2 Ferr. hawks. From there
I went north to Seeley Lake and saw, in addition to some of the above, one
snow goose mixed in the the hordes of cackling geese and a few Canada geese.
Rick
the wren, singing house and Bewick's wrens < 100m from the Carolina, and
numerous Mississippi kites and ospreys. The most abundant flying critters
were mosquitoes, voracious and tenacious. Keep walking!
Rick Clawges and Tammy Ivahnenko
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the storms have brought in some Band Tailed pigeons. What are some other's
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Phalaropes. Nothing rare, but still a very enjoyable outing.
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e into
the shadows. As a side note, there were common mergansers on the lake and
a flycatcher along the path 100 yards west of this location. I did not have
time to determine which flycatcher it was.
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snack. Consider bringing a field guide and sunscreen and dress for the
weather. Beginners are welcome. Meet at 2968 Bluestem Willow Drive (go
North on Boyd Lake Road from 34, Turn right onto Long Pine Lake Drive and
take it all the way down to the parking lot).
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The High Plains Environmental Center is sponsoring a bird walk around
Equalizer Lake Saturday morning at 7AM starting at the local community
center at 2968 Bluestem Willow Drive, Loveland. That is just east of Boyd
Lake Avenue north off Hwy 34. Beginners are welcome.
Rick Reeser, Greeley
will open 6/26/15.
Reservation may not be available for a while. Feel free to call if any
further questions at 970 346-5000."
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I just called and the volunteer told me it is still closed, they are
ticketing people who go in, and that they are thinking it might open
sometime around July 4 to 8, but no certainty on those dates.
Rick Schroeder
Fort Collins
On Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 1:13:25 PM UTC-6, Brucie wrote
*Bird Walk- June 20th at 7:30 AM*: Join Rick Reeser for a bird walk around
Equalizer Lake starting at 7:30 AM. Walking will be at a slow pace on
approximately 2 miles of level walking paths. Beginners are welcome.
Binoculars are recommended, as are a drink and/or a snack. Consider
bringing a field
spent 3 hours driving the length of Rouse Road looking high and
low. I did finally get luck with a Great Crested Flycatcher at the
creek. Also have never seen so many Black Headed Grosbeaks…total count was
over 50 in 8 miles of driving. Had blue grosbeak as well. Rick Taylor,
Colorado
Boyd Lake Road. Turn right (east) at the Lakes at Centerra
sign, onto Long Pine Lake, and drive to the parking lot near the lakes and
community buildings.)
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field at
38° 36.621'N, 104° 40.895'W
Rick Taylor ... silly me. Typing fast. Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
Colorado Springs, El Paso County
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was back at the pond at 7:12AM. The birds were already gone. Poopie. Keep
an eye out. They are going to seek other wet spots.
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I plotted this on Google Earth for those who might be interested. The
School Ruins are at 38° 37.319'N, 104° 20.952'W. Paste those coordinates
into any mapping software.
Rick Taylor
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> We just saw
Equalizer Lake on the path. Please help get the word out for us. Thanks.
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, we saw a number of mallards and a female goldeneye in the river.
Anyway, not as good of birding as last winter, but not bad for a short walk
in and out on the trail.
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Okay, the jury is in. Looks like this was a Juvenile Grasshopper Sparrow.
Drat. My photos are nearly identical to the bird Steve Mlodinow posted
from further north. Apologies for the confusion. I am learning every day.
eBird corrected. Rick Taylor
On Monday, September 1, 2014 4:22:23 PM
Got a Flicker Post that said this was probably a juvenile grasshopper vs. a
Bairds?Thoughts? I had two distinct spots behind the eye patch.
Rick Taylor
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may have seen the same bird again. It very patiently sat on a fence post
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8° 57' 39.06''
W 104° 48' 47.28'' Paste them into your favorite mapping program, Google
Earth, or into your Auto GPS.
Happy Birding
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. Lots of Clay-Colored Sparrows,
Vesper Sparrows, a few Cassin’s Sparrows (stop where you see shrubs).
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Does anyone happen to know if there is Cell Phone coverage at Crow Valley
in Pawnee National Grasslands? Turns out I might have to take a business
call from there while on vacation in early May.
Thanks in advance
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up, flitted around, then popped back down making friends with a couple of
song-sparrows in the area. Full breeding plumage.
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I checked out Glenmere Park in Greeley and found 2 snowy egrets, 5
pelicans, and about a dozen cormorants. None of the nests looked complete
as yet and there were no signs of the night herons.
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Seems very early, but a Warbling Vireo landed in a bare small tree about
15 feet away from me today on Peterson Air Force Base. He made a couple of
very short, clear calls and flew off.
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Brandon is correct. Oh, I'm a dummy.
Rick Taylor
Colorado Springs (El Paso Co) CO
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 8:52:12 AM UTC-6, census2000 wrote:
> While in Wilmington Ohio (Clinton County) last week I got several photos
> of a bird I can't identify ...
> I asked a local
I am going to go with Palm Warbler. It would be interesting to know if it
was pumping its tail, a key distinguishing feature. But yellowish throat,
longer tail, some faint streaking on breast, faint brown throat stripe,
rufous cap, eye line, no complete eye ring,
Rick Taylor
Colorado
ado's
Tassle-eared Squirrel We saw the birds working 100 meters north or south
of that sign on both the east and west sides. Listen for a call that may
make you think of Killdeer. That is combined with some of the classic
gurgling ... sounds to me almost chicken-like low "clucking.&qu
I can't see an issue in my copy. Would anyone be willing to pick out a few
species we should compare with the 1st edition to see if we have a bad copy?
Thanks
Rick Taylor
Colorado Springs
El Paso County
On Thursday, March 20, 2014 5:13:59 PM UTC-6, Peter Burke wrote:
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> All:
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and Am
Robins
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Peregrine Neighborhood
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in the
mud from feeding.
If that's not what someone else recalls, please provide a better
adjustment. Tromping through the woods is going to scare this puppy off.
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you go out in the field, you never know what
you will see or encounter. But if you don't go out, you are guaranteed to
see nothing!
Thank for the post,
Rick Schroeder
Fort Collins
On Monday, January 27, 2014 9:04:17 AM UTC-7, Jeff - Teller County wrote:
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> Ok – this is not the
mergansers, pintails, shovelers, just to name a few; and not including many
expected more common birds, not to mention the deer, bison, and coyotes.
Although we did not see anything real unexpected, we certainly enjoyed the
morning.
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me know what you think. Thanks
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Sorry for any confusion. Originally reported a Pacific Loon. On further
study, it was actually a Common Loon.
> Rick Taylor, COS, El Paso County
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> On Monday, November 11, 2013 7:52:27 AM UTC-7, vorticity (Rick Taylor)
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>> Scope is best. Lone, male, great p
Doug Kibbe
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> Doug: Where is Steward Pond on WCR 46; near what odd numbered road?
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Thanks.
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Whoops, I forgot to mention the Pacific Loon was still there as well,
3:30PM, west center.
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> Scope is best. Lone, male, great plumage, long-tailed duck on Big Johnson
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parking on the left (east side of the road). Bluestem Open
Space surrounds Big Johnson with a trail head at 38° 44.629'N, 104°
41.680'W. The trail continues around, but ends on the north side. There is
no loop to get back to parking.
Rick Taylor
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business parking lot.
There is a concrete walking path between Houts and Equalizer. Walk 500 feet to
the edge of the water. Look for geese on the west shore
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With one half the year gone, I now
look forward to the beginnings of fall migration in hopes to get to 200
species.
Good birding,
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Best of luck. We are intererested to know how it goes.
Rick Taylor, COS, El Paso County
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> Trying for *Black Swifts at Zapata Falls* in San Luis Valley next week.
> Delayed lifer for me and a birding
y 90 miles
west of Colorado Springs on US 24. 5.75 miles east of the intersection of
US285 and US24, head north into the Reservoir South Entrance 38° 57.903'N,
105° 53.041'W. Drive NNW 1 mile to the boat ramp and park. Scan the
water's edge.
Rick Taylor, Colorado Springs
s. I think the rest of the year will
consist of adding a new species here or there, but I don't anticipate any
more big days. I continue to enjoy this project, and all of the good birds
and exercise it is bringing.
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nearby according to a person I know in the neighborhood. We saw one at
1:30PM on 4 June 2012
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After the convention I found an Olive Drab Green (heavyweight)
Sweatshirt/Hoodie in my car. I am looking for the owner.
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illivray's warbler, green-tailed towhee, eastern kingbird, plumbeous
vireo, and Lazuli bunting. My year total is now at 150.
Tomorrow I plan to bike up Rist Canyon and see if I can add some foothills
birds. (And see how far I can bike up the canyon!)
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turns to dirt about 1 mile in. Continue north. See two large dead
Ponderosa pines on the right (East) side of the road
Cooperative Acorn Woodpecker was in the Southmost tree sitting on a
horizontal branch
37 15.890N, 107 56.743W
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crowned sparrow, orchard orioles, bullocks orioles, red
winged blackbirds, lots of lark buntings, blue jays, mourning doves, and a
mountain bluebird.
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en Year, and all the
exercise it brings with it! I will report back on this adventure as the
year progresses.
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-billed gulls, and 2 tame ducks.
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blue-morph snow goose, common golden-eyes, common mergansers, mallards,
coots, pied-billed grebes, one immature bald eagle, northern harrier, and
one GB heron. There were also numerous gulls.
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northern harrier, and a common merganser. Not bad for one hour on foot on
the trail. It is amazing how quickly 2000+ Canada geese can vacate a lake
when 2 bald eagles come soaring in.
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On the south side of Loveland, I observed coots, redheads, widgens,
mallards, Canada geese, and lots of bufflehead.
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On my drive through Pueblo city park yesterday on my way home from
work, I saw a Harlan's hawk (dark morph) soaring over the area near
the tennis courts.
It's cold out there!
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, I looked north toward Ryan Gulch Reservoir and saw on the near
shallow area another swan. Again, I could not see any orange on the bill.
If someone with a scope is in the area, I would be interested to hear what
kind of swans those are. My thought was that they are trumpeters.
Rick Reeser
, not believing that it was what I first thought it might be.
But, after awhile, I did determine that it was a loggerhead shrike. While
driving away, another immature bald eagle flew fairly low over the car.
Great reward for just 25 minutes.
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eagle, and a couple of kingfishers. I did not even
attempt to ID the gulls. Most birds were at the second pond west of 35th
Avenue that had lots of open water. Not bad for an hour and a half of my
afternoon.
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I was at the Poudre River and ponds west of 35th Avenue in Greeley and saw a
mute swan, lots of snowy egrets, some gadwalls, a great egret, some terns I
could not quite ID for sure, GB herons, several BC night herons and some
geese. Nothing spectacular, but an enjoyable walk.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
I was not really birding today, but drove past Woods Lake just east of
Windsor and saw a yellow headed blackbird and a bobolink.
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Hermit thrush singing its beautiful song from a snag. We'll keep an ear out
for the Hooded in case it sticks around the area.
Tammy Ivahnenko
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Phaleropes, one white eyed ibis, and some
pelicans.
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roosting this evening.
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Pueblo portion. Kara Carragher and I saw another Say's Phoebe and many
Mountain and Western Bluebirds today at Ft. Carson.
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It was just the kind of night I had hoped for. A partial moon, sky full of
stars, little or no wind, and almost no traffic on Highway 14. And most
importantly, I was successful in hearing a boreal owl (a lifer for me) to
the west of the parking lot at Cameron Pass.
Rick Schroeder
Fort Collins
mallards
and coots in the open water to the south of the trail. To the north, there
was 1 mute swan among all the cackling geese. I also saw a couple of
kingfishers and a flock of white crowned sparrows.
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Sharmar Village in Pueblo. My first rough-leg this year. Coworkers at Carson
spotted one last month in the El Paso portion of post, but it didn't stick
around.
I hope some of these others do for the two CBCs we'll be doing at FC next
week.
Tammy Ivahnenko
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; sure a majestic sight.
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I was filling it.
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ekend. FOS Pygmy Nuthatches were making a stir in
a tall ponderosa pine in our neighbor's yard yesterday. Turkey Vulture
migration is still heavy. Must be 40-50 jostling for positions in the tall
trees here in Aberdeen at dusk.
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Audubon and Myrtle Warblers about this morning.
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see all these critters, given that the colony plagued out last year and pdog
numbers are drastically reduced. The few survivors look good, and hopeully
can begin the repopulation. The owls prefer to nest in active colonies and
the plovers require low vegetation, a service the pdogs happily prov
Lots of activity in
there. Many juniper titmice were observed and many were singing. All three
nuthatch species and both chickadees in CO were observed. It was beautiful
day to get out.
Tammy Ivahnenko
Rick Clawges
Pueblo
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aging under some Ponderosa
pines.
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Caveats: NONE
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come and take a look.
Tammy spotted it. The flash of red is striking in the fall sun!
Tammy Ivahnenko
Rick Clawges
Pueblo
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Pueblo a broad-tailed hummingbird has been around for a
couple of days (juvenile from the quick views I had). It is visiting the
feeder and the late-blooming flowers in our yard. Will be curious to see
if it is still there later today.
Rick Clawges
Ft. Carson
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o juvenile northern
harriers at a pond. The merlin was, of course, making life difficult for
them.
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Pueblo
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