I had a catbird in my yard this morning. I got some photos from my phone. Feel
free to try for him/her. The bird was around the juniper tree and I put out
water, which the bird immediately came to. Feel free to text or call for
directions though I’ll be in a job from 9-10 and can’t answer then.
Birders,
I just had a Gray Catbird at my water feature in the yard. I've never had
one in the winter. Maybe it will be around for count week or even count
day.
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Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
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We have Gray Catbirds in Orchard Hills Park in Greenwood Village
On Sun, May 30, 2021 at 12:15 PM Ghislaine Griswold
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> I was happy to read that the Conservancy bird banding group found several
> gray catbirds at Chatfield. At home, about 10 miles south of Chatfield, I
> have been hear
I was happy to read that the Conservancy bird banding group found several
gray catbirds at Chatfield. At home, about 10 miles south of Chatfield, I
have been hearing burbling, mimicry and mewing in the scrub oak clumps, but
could not see who it was. First catbird in 15 years of living here!
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The first time I’ve seen a Gray Catbird in my Louisville yard! Yesterday
morning and again this morning. It came to the bird bath for a drink and a bath
yesterday and just a drink today because a flicker flew in and spooked it.
Sharon Norfleet
Louisville, Boulder County
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I heard a late *Gray Catbird* call a few times when I was out just after
sunset this evening. It was on the slope of Lee Gulch upstream of the main
area of Lower Ridgewood Park, in Littleton. A *Spotted Towhee* called at
the same time, piping up at dusk, maybe questioning the catbird. Quite a few*
I have a late-to-leave Gray Catbird in my yard in east-central Denver, just
off East Colfax about 4 miles from downtown. Definitely a new yard bird,
and a surprise to see around here, even in an unseasonable snowstorm.
I didn't recognize it at first, puffed against the snow and wind. It was
hunkere
I heard and saw a Gray Catbird at Cherry Creek State Park this morning
along the Wetland Preserve trail at the 12 Mile Loop.
Ken Wat
Aurora
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A catbird is mewing from the lower branches of a fir tree and 2 red-breasted
and 2 white-breasted nuthatches are eating sunflower seeds and suet,
respectively in my front yard.
Earlier, a female Cassin's finch (new for property) was chirping in my Wash.
Hawthorne tree! The Cassin's has a much
This morning my first *Gray Catbird* of the season was skulking under cover
at Massey Draw near my home. There were few other migrants in evidence,
despite a dusting of snow and some light drizzle.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton, CO
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Yesterday morning I heard, to my surprise, and then saw an early Gray Catbird
in the tangle on the east side of the lake where the Trumpeter Swan has been
seen this winter. Douglas County side of Chatfield State Park, accessed from
Titan Rd S to Wildlife Dr, turn R to small parking area on your
This afternoon Eileen Cunningham and Kathleen McGinley observed a Gray
Catbird on the Riverfront Trail on the east side of the Colorado River near
the short little street High Country Court. Access to High Country Court
would be off the Riverside Parkway north of Colorado Hwy 340 (also know as
Bro
Diana and I heard, and then saw, a Gray Catbird in Boulder on a bike trail near
South Boulder Creek, just north of the Bobolink Trail. It was easily heard on
the bike path that starts at the intersection of Dimmit Dr. and Gapter Rd. The
precise location (map and GPS coordinates) may help.
Mic
A calling Gray Catbird was found in the bushes between Waneka Reservoir and
Greenlee Reservoir in Lafayete, Boulder county at about 9:30 this morning. I
also heard and saw a catbird at this location on 1/12. T. Floyd reported one on
1/13. I visit this area most days and did not find it on other
Throughout the day yesterday and today there has been a Gray Catbird
visiting the food bowls in the Crane yard at Denver Zoo. The bird has been
hanging out with a group of Robins that come down to feed when ever the
Cranes move away from their food.
Eric Lutomski
Denver Zoo Bird Keeper
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Peter Gent and I visited Sawhill Ponds today to look for the Winter/Pacific
Wren first heard by Floyd. We didn't see or hear it, but did turn up a Gray
Catbird along the south bank of Boulder Creek.
JWV
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New for the county and personal Lake County species # 224: Gray
Catbird. Long overdue, Crystal Lakes, late this afternoon.
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Tim Kalbach
Cutting Edge Woodworking
Leadville, Colorado
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After a strong thunderstorm with some small hail and lot of rain I was
delighted with a mini-fallout of neotropical birds (plus my neighborhood
catbirds): a female Rose-breasted Grosbeak and 2 male Black-headed
Grosbeak; 4+ Yellow-rumped Warblers (more than I have seen on our Riverwalk
all week);
A Gray Catbird spent about 15 minutes feeding at my suet feeders this
morning in Roxborough Village. The bird left and has not come back.
E.B. Ellis
Roxborough Village, Douglas County
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This morning, I got a call from Daren Obrien that he was at the Wheat Ridge
Greenbelt looking for the Winter Wren, and he found a Gray Catbird in the same
area. I joined him (after getting a speeding ticket) and was able to see the
accomodating Catbird. The Winter Wren gave brief looks but bec
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