[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2010-10-09 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
Blustery day along Raptor Alley ... most birds were grounded. Raptor Alley (wind and raptors not a good combo; only ONE sitting on the three sets of power lines) Red-tailed Hawk - 9 Ferruginous Hawk - 2 Merlin Sharp-shinned Hawk (rare; eating prey alongside road) American Kestrel - 2 Northern Harr

[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2010-12-31 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
The brutal weather brought in the expected Horned Larks (affectionately known by me as "Stormtroopers"). We've had 40-50 flying around and hunkered down out front. In "normal" Horned Lark years we've had upwards of 400-500 Horned Larks. There is one Lapland Longspur hanging out with them. I hav

[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2012-02-06 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
On way to work this morning I stopped and walked along WCR 100 between WCR 27 and WCR 23 and had a flock of 10 Lapland Longspur flyover me. The ag fields on northside of WCR 100 always have (large) flocks of Horned Larks with Laplands. Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn http://coloradobirder.ning.com/ -- Y

[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2009-09-17 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
While sifting through lots of Vesper Sparrows this morning I found (one + each) Lapland Longspur and Chestnut-collared Longspur. This was along WCR 31 between WCR 102 and WCR 104. There are lots of wild sunflowers on the east that keep the sparrows entertained and a very large tilled field hosti

[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2015-01-05 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
The Rawhide CBC started out as no wind and actually "balmy" from previous counts ... then Mother Nature struck with a fury! :-) ... Fun times though and good birds. Nice to be on a CBC section with zero House Sparrow, one starling and one Eurasian-collared dove ... :-) In Nunn--gale force win

[cobirds] Lapland Longspur/Nunn

2016-01-08 Thread The "Nunn Guy"
Hi all While slowly making my way to work this morning along Weld CR 100 btw 27 and 23, scanned numerous Horned Lark flocks on the plowed/slushy 100 road and found 4 Lapland Longspur. I usually only get to hear them--nice to see them for a change. Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn http://coloradobirder