Started off the day with the Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Singing Yellow Warbler
Worm Eating Warbler again
Female Hepatic Tanager.
NOrma Erickson
Weld County
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North of Greeley along Hwy 392
My yard continues to be a surprise every day.
Purple Finch yesterday
Rose-breasted Grosbeak here for at least 4 days. Grackles interrupt his feeding.
Swainson's Thrush this AM
Dandelions going to seed and had many sparrows yesterday
Chipping
Clay-colored Sparrow
Li
Wow has my yard been good this year. Maybe I am seeing them because I am home
due to a fracture of the sacrum.
Anyway. Joe Himmel called me from his cell yesterday while sitting in the my
driveway in his car.
2 male Lazuli Bunting male
l female Lazuli female
also
Wilson's and Yellow Warbler
La
I am wondering what has happened to the Bank Swallows along HWY 392 north of
the Barnsville curve. There were just a few Swallows flying around the bank
around 3:00 PM and they would not go into the nests. There were no birds in the
nests. When I came back a 5:30PM there were no Bank Swallows. T
My yard has been slow this fall. Almost nil. A few flycatchers three weeks ago.
The past two weeks,
Western Tanager
Townsend's Warbler
Swainson'sThrush
The past two days things livened up a bit.
Spotted Towhee
Brown Thrasher
5 Warblers yesterday
Nashville
Wilson's
Yellow
Orange-crowned
Yellow-ru
I just had a phone call from my son who lives on 28th ST. between Bonnell and
the University. He wanted to know how to get a flock of hundreds of Robins to
move on. They are scaring the Chickadees away from the feeders. Brad says the
flock has been there for 2 or 3 day and cover about a 6 block
There were 6 Bald Eagles around 3:00 PM today at Seeley Lake north of Greeley.
Four in the trees and two on the thin ice.
Norma Erickson
Weld Co.
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Perhaps 200 Common Mergansers on Seeley Lake today. Could have been some
Red-breasted mixed in. I did not have my scope. Yesterday I saw my first
pelicans for the year at Seeley. Three of them.
I continue to have the Great Horned Owl pair in my yard. They must be nested
near by. They are so easi
I saw my first shore birds of the year close to home. At the intersection of AA
Street and 47th Ave. in the SE quadrant and across the road south of Carbody
Lake, I saw a lesser yellow legs and some Killdeer. Turn south off Hwy 392 on
WCR 33 and go one mile south. That little pond often has int
Spotted Towhee is scratching the flower bed. A pair of Kingfishers flew circle
over my yard (high) and the neighbors. They do that about every spring and just
chatter and chatter. Mourning Doves have arrived. Not much else. Just the
regulars. Maybe the migration has started in my yard.
Norma Eri
Lincoln Sparrow off and on all day yesterday. Probably blown out by the wind
last night.
Norma Erickson
North of Greeley
At WCR 35 and HWY 392
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NOrma Erickson
Hwy 392 and WCR 25
north of Greeley
Weld County
I now have both male and female Orioles coming to the sugar water at the
window. He drank long after the sun went down last night. Even lets me stand
at the window about 1 foot away from the sugar water as he drinks. Another hint
f
In a recent discussion on Cobirds about writing for the Tribune about birds I
wondered if you are reading the Tribune. I have been writing for the Tribune
since in the 90's. It started out that Gretchen Cutts, Sue Kamal and I took
turns each month. Kathy Sharpe wrote some too. It has dwindled do
My yard has been very quiet though the spring migration and into summer. Have
had a one or two pairs of Bullocks that have been coming to the sugar water at
my window since about the middle of May. Hummers (females and young males)
started coming one by one over night since July first week figh
Not too many birds of late but, this week, Cassin's Finch and Winter Wren took
a bath at my place. (On different days) Small Flycatcher for a short time one
day and I have had 3 or 4 female hummers at the agastache and the feeder. I
believe they are Calliope.
Carbody Lake water is down but has
The cool air of last night and this a.m. brought in quite a few migrants. The
mister really is a magnet.
Mister
Black-headed Grosbeak yesterday male Western Tanager
Bullock's Oriole juvenile as well as females
Catbird
Wilson's Warbler's 2 or 3
Cedar Trees
Townsends Warblers 3
Wa
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