would have been a lifer for me and I could not confirm its
presence with knowledge or a visual.
Susanna Donato
Denver
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Great information -- thank you all for the insight! Indeed, that's why I
never trust a new-to-me bird on Merlin alone. And I was on the observation
deck, right beneath the trees where I've seen yellow warblers the month or
two (and saw at least 3 yesterday).
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Enjoying these sightings. I’m in Beulah, Colorado, today, and late
afternoon Sandhills were calling on both sides of the valley. Pretty neat
to hear!
On Friday, October 6, 2023 at 6:08:38 PM UTC-6 Libby Edwards wrote:
> At 7:30 am today we had a flock of about 80-100 fly over our northwest
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Thank you. I participated in the Denver urban count last year but haven’t
seen information this year about the compiler or how to get involved again.
Could someone point me to that information? I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Susanna
On Sunday, December 3, 2023 at 7:18:05 PM UTC-7 Brandon wr
I was doing some early stretching before heading out on the CBC when a
movement in the cherry tree outside caught my eye -- the Downy Woodpecker
that has recently discovered our suet feeder. One of my favorite yard birds!
On Thursday, January 4, 2024 at 8:45:21 PM UTC-7 Gisellys Zarzuela wrote:
e flickers
chipping away at the frozen suet.
Susanna Donato
Denver
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What a fun thread! I am in the heart of urban Denver and have had feeders
up/been birding for only a couple of years. My yard total is just 39
species. We have a National Wildlife Federation-certified yard (just for
fun) with some fruiting trees and lots of brush and piles of junk, but also
ver
Thanks for this detailed description! I walked the canal here this
afternoon (1 pm-ish) across the High Line Canal Trail from Blackmer Lake. I
could hear the waxwings and spent a long time trying to get a good glimpse
of them and some photos. There were at least 4-6 Bohemian waxwings with the
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eir nest during the Christmas Bird Count on Jan.
1. Alas, the pair was together in a different tree, and the nature center
staff told us that for another year, they didn't have any eggs hatch. (And
there was a healthy-looking coyote loping across the grass in the mist.)
Susanna Donato
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