Re: [cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks

2023-11-13 Thread mvjo...@gmail.com
One recently in the San Luis Valley John Rawinski Monte Vista, CO On Sunday, November 12, 2023 at 8:39:09 PM UTC-7 elena wrote: > I had 3-4 today a little north of Lagerman Reservoir > > Sent from my iPhone > Elena Holly Klaver > Federally Certified Court Interpreter > Conference Interpreter >

Re: [cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks

2023-11-12 Thread elena
I had 3-4 today a little north of Lagerman Reservoir Sent from my iPhoneElena Holly KlaverFederally Certified Court InterpreterConference InterpreterEnglish <> Spanish303 475 5189Member: American Translators AssociationColorado Translators Association Pronouns: she, her, hersI acknowledge that I li

[cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks

2023-11-12 Thread Amy Korengut
We saw our 1st Ferruginous Hawks of the season this afternoon (3 of them) on the road to Rabbit Mt. Have others been sighting them as well elsewhere? -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To post to this group, send email to cobi

[cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks at Rabbit Mountain Today

2019-10-04 Thread Carl Starace
Leonard Sitongia and I had three Ferruginous Hawks, two adult and one juvenile this morning just after 11 o'clock passing by Rabbit Mountain. Spotted Towhees and White Crowned Sparrows were evident, but nary a Warbler.Carl in Niwot -- You received this message because you are subscribed

[cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks at Lagerman Reservoir

2014-12-22 Thread Carl Starace
Hi,I didn't find yesterday's Iceland Gull but did observe a light juvenile Ferruginous Hawk when I arrived at 8:20 am. It was on the ground about 75 yards from the western edge of the reservoir. Some time later David Dowell and Russ Thompson arrived looking for the Iceland Gull,[and we all

RE: [cobirds] Ferruginous hawks ??? (pictures)

2013-09-30 Thread Christian Nunes
t: Re: [cobirds] Ferruginous hawks ??? (pictures) Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 08:27:59 -0600 To: bill_ko...@msn.com A strong clue to the ID of these young hawks is that the tarsi are feathered or "rough." The old name for Ferruginous Hawk was "Ferruginous Rough-leg." (Ref: Peterson, 1941)

Re: [cobirds] Ferruginous hawks ??? (pictures)

2013-09-30 Thread Joe
A strong clue to the ID of these young hawks is that the tarsi are feathered or "rough." The old name for Ferruginous Hawk was "Ferruginous Rough-leg." (Ref: Peterson, 1941) Great photos! Thanks. Joe Roller, denver Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 30, 2013, at 7:58 AM, kickback wrote: > > I thin

[cobirds] Ferruginous hawks ??? (pictures)

2013-09-30 Thread kickback
I think these pictures are all of immature ferruginous hawks that i have seen recently around Colorado Springs and Falcon but I am not really sure. Please send me any comments Thanks Bill Colorado Springs bill_ko...@msn.com http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_3767_cr.jpg http://www.avoa

[cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks

2012-03-08 Thread Jennifer Hyypio
I'm on my way to Monte Vista and the Sandhill Crane Festival via 285. Spotted 5 Ferruginous and one Rough-legged Hawk on pole and fence post from the pass to hwy 9. If you are heading this way road is clear and dry. Beautiful blue and white day. Jennifer Hyypio Littleton, CO May your winds be s

[cobirds] Ferruginous Hawks/Nunn

2010-12-23 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
We had THREE Ferruginous Hawks in driveway this morning competing over fresh rabbit roadkill. Pretty neat, photos here: http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo Not as good as last year where we had SEVEN of them fighting over prairie dog kills down the road from house on a Raptor Alley trip. Than