Hello
This morning we had a Harris Sparrow, male in full breeding plumage, and also a
Rose Breasted Grosbeak, male not quite in full breeding plumage, in our yard.
When I tried to put the grosbeak on ebird, I had no option for Rose breasted
grosbeak. Please advise.
Libby Edwards
Northwest Fort
Female Evening Grosbeak.
David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
On Wed, Apr 26, 2023 at 5:54 PM Libby Edwards wrote:
> Hello all
> This bird hit our window but flew away eventually and was fine. Can
> anyone ID it please from this very bad picture? It was about sparrow
> size.
> North Fort Collins
>
Horseshoe reservoir north of Loveland, Colorado (Larimer County) is turning out
to be yet again a great gull hang out this spring. Lately the majority of gulls
have been on the southwest mud flats, but some days there’s a good
concentration of them along the northwest shoreline. Today the
I saw a gray phase gyr on the South Valley Loop Trail, about 3/4 mile south
of Arthur's Rock Parking Area. We were on east side when it came over the
small cliffs to east on the west side of Horsetooth Reservoir. It flew
across the valley and seemingly landed back in a nook on the opposite
On the large pond just east of Lions Park along the bike trail in Fort Collins,
there was a group of female and male bufflehead, about three of each, at the
east end of the pond. Near the pole in the middle of the pond were several
male and female hooded mergansers diving. As one would dive
This morning I heard two different ovenbirds singing “teacher-teacher-teacher”
in Buckhorn Canyon along CR44H (dirt road) within 3 miles of the turn off from
Stove Prairie Road, west of Masonville. This is the road to Pennock Pass. The
ovenbirds were singing from the hillside on the south side
And to continue our yard birds, just in the span of about 15-20 minutes this
morning, I spotted 21 species, the first being a black-headed grosbeak!
Others included the spotted towhee that has been singing his heart out, the 2
bush tits (around a while and probable nesters), 3 male western
This afternoon at our feeders in northwest Fort Collins, we had 2 brown
thrashers. We watched one pull an earthworm up and then they proceeded to
fight over the juicy thing! Then they pecked at leavings under the suet.
Also showing up today were 3 male Lazuli buntings, a pair of bushtits, a
A few migrants were passing over Horsetooth Mountain Park this morning
including two northern harriers and a merlin that were kettling and traveling
north. Also seen was a FOY vesper sparrow.
More interestingly, the red-breasted nuthatches that invaded here last winter
now appear to be
At this time of year there are usually hundreds of Western Grebes at Barr
Lake. Yesterday I didn't see a one. The park manager said she has seen a
couple. This is very strange and I would also guess it's attributable to
the weather. Maybe they all went to John Martin reservoir.
Ira Sanders
Golden
Cobirders -
I wouldn't get all stressed out about SW flights of nighthawks, nor the
lateness of their appearance. We've had a colder-than-usual spring and
weird weather patters to our south that really messed up migration this
year. Various species seemed to come through Colorado in waves,
Speaking of nighthawks
I was birding near Crow Valley with my son last week. A few nighthawks we’re
flying, we saw 2 still snoozing in trees and on a post, even just an hour
before sunset. We were hunting for a visual of some singing bird and once we
found it, a mockingbird, we were
Why is it that any nighthawk flying in a southerly direction on June 11th
worries me? Might have to do with hoping I didn’t miss summer. The leaves just
set in. The tomatoes are just starting to look well. We’ve avoided hail thus
far. They’ll sit in a tree screeching right in front of me
Jacy Bernath-Plaisted and I did a Larimer County big day today and
found/refound several rarities as we traveled from the mountains down to
the prairie tallying 173 species. Here are some of the highlights:
Northern Goshawk flyby at Many Parks Curve in Rocky Mountain National Park
Eastern
There was a Palm warbler at North Shields ponds this afternoon 5pm along the
river where the trail leaves the river around the bigger lake. Also near the
same place was a brown thrasher. The local osprey was worrying a bald eagle
very loudly. Among many other birds were many yellow dumped
Like yesterday, the bulk of the Larimer gull flock was hanging out late this
afternoon at Warren Lake, about 5 miles northeast of the county landfill. The
gulls present are listed in my eBird checklist (below). One of these may have
been Slaty-backed Gull (see low-quality photos by clicking on
Still present 6:15am Saturday. South shore of Rigden Res.
John Shenot
Fort Collins CO
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The Ruddy Turnstone was still present at the NW corner of Rigden Reservoir
at 8:00 p.m. Friday evening.
Ken Pals
Fort Collins
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Between 10 and 11 am in the Matthews-Reservoir Bird Sanctuary, two of us saw a
male and female American Redstart. We also saw a Black and white warbler, many
yellow warblers, a male and female Common yellowthroat, and a few Audubon’s
yellow-rumored warblers.
Libby Edwards
Fort Collins,
Yesterday did some birding around Fort Collins and found a few oddities -
for this time of year. A couple Soras were talking at River Bend Ponds
Natural Area just to the northwest of the parking area off Cheryl St. Also
saw 5 Snow Geese (3 white - 2 intermediate), 5 Great White-fronted Geese,
On top of the Howard trail in Lory, at about 3 pm today, November 30, there
was a pygmy owl flying through the trees and then he lit on top of a
ponderosa and proceeded to turn his head this way and that. We watched him
for a good long while and he never left his perch while we were there.
On
Today at Timnath Reaervoir there was a flock of 200-225 snow geese and
another of about 50.
At Boyd lake there was one flock of about 30.
All Flyovers
Good Birding
Luke Pheneger
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Cobirders,
Horseshoe Lake in Loveland is still a local hangout for thousands of gulls.
Numbers peak at dusk once the landfill closes and the birds are preparing to
roost communally. Last night I noticed that the California Gulls and some
Franklin's roosted locally just off-shore, whereas the
Early this morning, Megan Miller and I headed out to Cobb Lake to see if
the rain knocked down any migrants. There were a decent number of sparrows
around including many Vesper and Chipping with singles of Savannah and
Brewer's Sparrows. We didn't find too much else in the way of migrant
I visited the local gull hotspot this evening (5:45-7 pm) and was not
disappointed, as 800 gulls lounged on the mudflats and shallow waters of
Horseshoe Lake's southwest corner, located in northeast Loveland, just west of
Boyd Lake State Park.
Most (95%) of these gulls are staging adult
Hello all!
I haven't been able to get out as much as I like so far during the
beginnings of fall migration but I've stopped by two places and thought I
should report up here in Larimer County. Here we go:
Timnath Res.
Western Grebes everywhere.
Ring-billed, Franklin's, and California gulls
A tour of Loveland and vicinity today found gull concentrations at the county
landfill and Horseshoe Lake. Both sites had hundreds of California and
Ring-billed Gulls and a dozen or so Herring Gull. The landfill also had 4
Franklin's Gull and a 3rd-cycle Lesser Black-backed Gull (in the
COBirders,
Steve Larson, Glenn Walbek and I hit a number of reservoirs in northern CO
today with Boyd Lake State Park and Lake Loveland being the most productive
gull wise, in Larimer county. Over in Weld, Windsor Lake also had a good number
of birds.
The highlights at Boyd were an adult
Here are some random observations of gulls from this past 3-day weekend:
Saturday afternoon-
Horsetooth Res: 600+ Ring-billed Gulls, 1 juv LBBG circling over south end.
Saturday evening-
Horsetooth Res: 100 gulls arriving to roost near center.
Sunday midday-
College Lake (restricted access):
Hi COBirders,
I just got of the phone with Cole Wild and he and Heater Wild had just finished
viewing the previously reported AMERICAN WOODCOCK and were headed out when they
came across another WOODCOCK downstream. I believe Heather videoed the second
bird and then they walked back up to
About a thousand gulls were reported on Larimer County Christmas Bird Counts on
Jan 1. On Saturday, Jan 2, I visited the Larimer landfill for gull viewing
(check in at front gate for permission and parking instructions). Highlights
included an adult Lesser Black-backed Gull, juvenile Glaucous
Good day all!
I'm a little behind on getting this post out but thought I'd write it
nonetheless. I tried on Tuesday to re-find the previously posted Pacific
Loon and Red-necked Grebe at the Rawhide Power Plant. That was the really
windy day and it turned out to be a really silly thing to do.
Just a heads-up for Fort Collins CBC participants that I had a Yellow-rumped
Warbler in my apartment courtyard yesterday. I live about a mile east of CSU.
The bird was eating juniper berries.
Today I walked from the intersection of Sharp Point Drive south thru Prospect
Ponds NA south to the
The High Plains Environmental Center is sponsoring a bird walk at 7:00 AM
on Saturday morning around Equalizer Lake just north west of the Outlet
Mall at Centerra. Walking will be at a slow pace on approximately 2 miles
of level walking paths. Binoculars are recommended, as are a drink and/or a
This morning, I participated in a summer solstice bird count at Rocky Mountain
National Park. The group of counters found most of the expected species. In
addition, Jeff Connor found a singing stub-tailed wren a couple miles hike
into Wild Basin (Boulder County?). Hopefully more details will be
Dear Fellow birders,
As you know, the diversity of species in Colorado right now is very high, and
Larimer County has been particularly blessed with rarities in recent days. With
recent reports of rare warblers, vireos, Flycatcher's, gulls, etc., even more
eyes will be out in Larimer County
Good day all!
I have never wanted the rain to go away so badly. At the same time, I do
believe that the rain is the reason for this post. I just wanted to post a
recap for my birding in and around Fort Collins this week. This is going
down as the best week I've ever had birding in Fort
This afternoon I had several new arrivals including osprey on a traditional
nest platform (Prospect Road at Poudre River crossing, in Fort Collins), common
grackles, Clark's Grebe, Franklin's Gull and 3 early(?) Bonaparte's Gulls. The
gulls and grebe were at Timnath Reservoir late this
I spent an hour at the Larimer landfill yesterday afternoon, February 28, after
receiving permission at the entrance kiosk. Cropping photos for online posting
now. Gull tally was :
Ring-billed Gull - 1000
Herring Gull - 20
California Gull - 12
Lesser Black-backed Gull - 8
Thayer's Gull - 4
Seen by my wife and me from 1:30 - 2:00 with a couple of other birders at
Bobcat Ridge.
When we got back on County Road 27, about a mile south of the turn for Bobcat
Ridge, we found 10 bald eagles circling and jousting with a murder of crows (at
least 100) over an elk carcass - very cool!
Yesterday mid-morning we walked the Overlook trail at Lory State Park and
just where a small spring crosses the trail was a mixed flock. There were
about 6-8 golden-crowned kinglets right in front of us, all hovering around
a few scraggly junipers above the water. We first heard the high-pitched
The Black Scoter, White-winged Scoter, and Long-tailed Duck are all still
at Douglas Reservoir as of late this morning. Nicole Teel, Fawn Simonds,
and I also had very nice views at a SORA in a creek west of the small metal
building on the north side of Douglas Reservoir. Nice to find.
No sign
Nick Komar and I spent the whole day birding Larimer County. We started
the morning off at Annex Reservoir #8. Like Austin reported earlier today,
it was devoid of loons. If anyone is interested, I posted a few photos of
the loon from Thursday on my Flickr page here: https://flic.kr/p/qa5q99.
Here are some birds of note I saw around Larimer County today. It was nice
to run into several other people birding throughout the morning!
Annex Reservoir #8 (south side of CR56):
Pacific Loon
Pouder Reservoir # 3:
~15 Ross's Geese
~20 Snow Geese
2 Greater White-fronted Geese
Douglas
This morning I went out and checked a few bodies of water in
southeastern Larimer County. These are the birds I thought were the
most interesting at each spot:
Timnath Reservoir:
Common Loon
Horned Grebe
Red-breasted Merganser
Fossil Creek Reservoir:
Bonaparte's Gulls
Red-breasted Merganser
More from Fossil Creek Reservoir this morning 9:30 to 11:30:
Red-necked Grebe adult (still with red on neck).
10 Bonaparte's Gull
1 Herring Gull Imm that fit description of Vega Gull
4 Clark's and 500 Western grebes
1 Mexican Duck male (no sign of hybridization).
Full report on eBird
Nick and
Good afternoon,
Some birds of note this weekend:
5 Turkey Vulture, Equalizer Lake, Oct. 11. Late.
1 ad. Lesser Black-backed Gull, Equalizer Lake, Oct. 11
1 distant Black-necked Stilt, Timnath Reservoir, Oct. 12. Late.
1 distant Snowy Egret, same location and date. Late.
Also, Red Crossbill
This morning Nick Komar and I birded parts of Larimer and Weld
counties with the following highlights:
Yellow-crowned Night-Heron at the Prospect Ponds Natural Area.
Timnath Reservoir had a Peregrine Falcon and a couple of Buffleheads
along with the usual waterfowl.
Windsor Reservoir had a
We found most of the usual birds until we hit the long straight section
through the rabbit brush. Here we spent most of our two hour outing sorting
through a large and varied flock of birds.
*Large varied flock*
Chipping Sparrow 2
Lark Bunting 1
Clay-colored Sparrows ~15
Vesper Sparrow 2
Lark
We had one male lazuli bunting at the sunflower seed feeder in Old Town
Fort Collins this morning. Pine siskins have dwindled to about six from
the 40 we had earlier in the season.
John Todd
Fort Collins
Larimer County
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Horseshoe Lake in northeast Loveland is currently a gull hotspot. Late Saturday
afternoon, the muddy southeast lobe of the lake hosted:
California Gull – 600 adults, many in pairs, some copulating
Franklin’s Gull - 80+ pink-breasted adults
Ring-billed Gull – 15 or 20, various ages
Herring Gull –
This morning one lone spotted towhee was calling for a babysan on Reservoir
Ridge in west Fort Collins. Dozens of meadowlarks were singing in the
meadow.
In Mid-March we were in Cave Creek Canyon AZ and we saw several early
warblers. The Virginia's warbler that I found was said to have been 1-2
A harbinger of spring, despite the high winds…While walking our dog, I was
privileged to see a beautiful male Mountain Bluebird flitting around the
grasses in the Molly Moon Meadow near Red Feather Lakes this morning. I just
hope he still has many friends, after our Mountain Bluebirds were
On Friday, Lake Loveland's afternoon gull flock was large (300 birds, 90%
Ring-billed) and had a variety of species, but the reported adult Glaucous and
possible immature Great Black-backed from Thursday were no-shows. Singleton
adult Lesser Black-backed and California were the only darker
I visited the Larimer County landfill this afternoon expecting to find the
mother load of gulls, but was disappointed. There was a decent flock of 500 or
so, with a couple of adult Lesser Black-backed and good numbers of Herring and
California accompanying the throng of Ring-billed Gulls. I
Horsetooth Reservoir's south end hosted 5 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, and a juv.
Glaucous Gull was at Horseshoe Lake's northeast corner late Friday afternoon. I
also heard from Cole Wild that two Tundra Swans were at Houtt's Reservoir,
where the Brant continues as well.
Nick Komar
Fort
Among the 300+ loafing gulls on the water at Horsetooth Res was one adult
Iceland Gull. I could only make out one blackish feather in the outermost
primary - indicating Kumlien's Gull. Otherwise, it was smallish, fairly
white-headed, very pale gray on the back, and extensive white in the
Toured northern Larimer County yesterday--Rawhide to Timnath and all in
between. Lots of duck variety at various lakes.
Rawhide was very windy--4 American White Pelicans remain; some ducks on
west shore
North Poudre Reservoir #3--2 Sandhill Cranes; lots of ducks, geese
Timnath Reservoir -
Did a quick tour of some north Larimer Lakes this afternoon. Highlights
were...
Timnath Reservoir
3 Surf Scoters
1 Lesser Black-backed Gull
1 Common Loon
Terry Lake
1 Common Loon
Douglas Lake
1 Pacific Loon at the far north end. Requires a hike and a scope!
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Getting out of the heat this past week, I have spent a delightful time
above treeline. Two days ago on the way to Mount Ida from Poudre Pass, I
saw 2 roughed-legged hawks hovering and then diving into the krumholtz.
They did this several times. On this same trip, I watched a prairie
falcon buzz
The summer tanager showed up this morning again at about 6 AM on the suet
and then when I came home for lunch a squirrel was around, but as soon as
the squirrel left the tanager came back. With the northerly wind he may
stay around for a while. The black-headed grosbeak is NOT happy that the
This morning I had my FOS Bullock's Oriole (male) in a tree top at the
North Shields Pond Natural Area in Fort Collins. Other migrants of interest
were a male Common Yellowthroat, a few Brown-headed Cowbirds,
Orange-crowned Warbler, Say's Phoebe, and plenty of Yellow-rumped Warblers
(both
There were at least 40 Marbled Godwits on the shores of Lakes Estes this
morning and a breeding plumage Common Loon near the dam. Actually Scott
Rashid heard the Common Loon calling before he saw it.
Gary Matthews
Estes Park
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Cobirders,
I checked out a bunch of lakes in the Loveland area this afternoon (Saturday,
March 30). Upper Hoffman Lake and Cattail Pond were both notably chock full of
waterfowl with good variety, but nothing rare. The Trumpeter Swan apparently
has moved on. The best gull action was at
On, 3/10, Mary Geder and I stopped by to see if the CommonRedpolls were still
in Fort Collins. We counted around 23 individuals at the feeders and in the
trees next to the feeders, behind the Discovery Museum, at the NW corner of
College Cherry. Mary thought she saw 1 Hoary Redpoll with
On the south side of Loveland, I observed coots, redheads, widgens,
mallards, Canada geese, and lots of bufflehead.
Rick Reeser
Greeley
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One of the features I like about e-bird is the way it flags rare birds,
including common species that would be unexpected at the time of year of the
observation. Birding today in the Fort Collins-Wellington area of eastern
Larimer County, I stumbled upon the following “E-bird rarities”:
Swamp
I found a male Black-throated Blue Warbler this afternoon near the parking lot
of the Northern Colorado Environmental Learning Center in eastern Fort Collins
(Larimer). The ELC, as most people know this place, by is located off East
Drake Road about a mile east of Timberline. I believe it is
Have had both red-breasted and white-breasted nuthatches in the yard near
Horsetooth Mountain Park west of Fort Collins, after not having any for
months. Also male calliope hummingbird(s) seen on and off over a week, last
seen today. Lots of rufous hummingbirds, still mostly males. Had a
Hey all,
On a beautiful bicycle ride this morning, I saw or heard many FOY summer
birds. Many Say's Phoebes were present along most fence lines along Glade
Rd., all the way to the southern end of Carter Lake. Spotted Towhees were
out in force throughout the ride, as were Vesper Sparrows,
at the landfill
southwest of Fort Collins, but I didn’t stop to look at them closely.
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
From: Marcel Such
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 9:55 PM
To: COBirds
Subject: [cobirds] Larimer County Birding - Jan 7
Hi all,
This afternoon we birded some reservoirs in southern
Greetings All
Today at Rawhide Power Plant, near the Wyoming border, there were 5 species of
geese, including 4000 Canadas (mostly Lessers), 1000 Cackling, 1 G
White-fronted, 1 Ross's, and 1 Blue.
There were also 3 LONG-TAILED DUCKS (first found on recent CBC), 5 Red-breasted
Mergansers, 1
I put a backyard feeder out yesterday afternoon for the first time, and
this morning a white winged dove was the second bird I saw. I'm relatively
new to Colorado and don't have a sense of how unusual this one is, but it's
on the CFO list of birds to report, so...
Address is 210 Peterson Street,
COBirders,
Just got a call from Rachel Hopper and Dave Leatherman and Dave found two
black BRANT at City Park in Ft. Collins, Sheldon Lake on Mulberry and Sheldon
drive. This is the same area as Grandview Cemetery. This is roughly 5.5 miles
west on Mulberry from I-25. They are apparently
This morning Cheri Orwig and I did some birding around the Loveland area, also
Fossil Creek and Timnath Reservoir. This evening I went to several spots in
southwest Loveland that we didn't go to this morning. Highlights were:
Morning
Pond on Namaqua Road on east side of the road
Hooded
All - not the easiest three-toed woodpecker to get to, but we saw one
on the Estes Cone 2.6 miles from the Long's Peak trailhead ranger
station at 4:00 p.m. Friday, 10/21. A hairy landed right next to him
and worked the same trunk; very nice for comparison! Elevation was
about 10,500 feet.
I went to the Larimer County Birding Fair at Fossil Creek Reservoir this
morning for a couple of hours before I had to go to work. There were more birds
on the lake than I saw there last week. The best were two flyover Caspian
Terns. Land birding was the great today. The birds along the lake
I went up to Horsetooth Reservoir today west of Ft. Collins with some
friends and explored the South Bay area while they did all the beach water
activities. We parked at the Day Use Area (beach area) along the west shore.
I walked north along the shore for a ways and eventually turned left and
There are several good birds I have observed over the past 3 days in Larimer
County, they include:
Great Egret 6/10 and 6/11 - 1 bird seen at Kechter Pit (Gravel Pit on the SW
side of I-25 and Harmony)
Snowy Egret 6/11 - 1 bird seen at Kechter Pit.
White-rumped Sandpiper 6/11 - 1 bird seen at
I birded the Prospect Ponds natural area at the end of
Sharp Point Drive in Fort Collins today and had a
Tennesse Warbler in full song.
Justin Dee visiting from
Vail Co
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I birded Fort Collins today the highlight was a singing
Blackpoll Warbler at the end of Sharp Point drive along
the Poudre
Justin Dee
visiting from
Vail Co
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Pictures of Sharp-shinned hawk eating a dove in our yard.
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/webUpload?uname=104034471061702855197aid=5602214753158433905
Warner and Ruth R eeser
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I stopped by several lakes around Larimer County today (11/20), highlights
include:
Horseshoe Lake
RED-NECKED GREBE - 1, presumably a different bird from a couple weeks ago
Red-breasted Merganser - 18
Bonaparte's Gull - 8
Boyd Lake
Common Loon - 3
Red-breasted Merganser - 3
Cheri Orwig and I spend the morning (11/5) checking several lakes in Larimer
County. There was a big turnover from yesterday. Here are the highlights:
North Poudre Reservoir #3
Common Loon - 1
Cobb Lake
Common Loon - 1
Timnath Reservoir
Mew Gull - 1 adult
Thayer's Gull - 1 1st
I met up with Joe Roller and Doug Kibbe for the morning checking the Larimer
County lakes.
Timnath Reservoir
Black-bellied Plover - 1
Herring Gull - 1
Horned Grebe - 1
Common Goldeneye - 1
McCown's Longspur - 1 flyover
Black Tern - 1
Duck Lake
Sabine' Gull - 2 juveniles
Hello!
The first sign of spring for us in Loveland is when the resident Says Phoebe
returns - we saw him here yesterday.
Warner and Ruth Reeser
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Decided to wend up north to finally check out the Ft Collins bird sites.
Started with the new ponds recommended by Gary Lefko and found.. 6
Canucks, 2 mallards, and my first grackle of 2010! Must be a slow day.
Off to Grandview Cemetery. Corner of Section 9 is very flickery today
Hi Everyone-
Today 1/3 I drove up to Fort Collins to check in on the crossbills. It
seemed very quiet today at Grandview Cemetery, and with the overcast, the
mood was especially lugubrious. Toward noon I ran into Connie and Joyce
Takamine, and soon after, we all got good looks at the male
I did some birding around Larimer and very little in Weld County today (11/13).
When I was at Timnath Reservoir and Fossil Creek Reservoir the snow was making
for poor viewing conditions and I could not identify most of the birds on the
water. The highlights include:
North Poudre Reservoir #3
] Larimer County Birds, including Scoters
I did some birding around Larimer and very little in Weld County today (11/13).
When I was at Timnath Reservoir and Fossil Creek Reservoir the snow was making
for poor viewing conditions and I could not identify most of the birds on the
water. The highlights
Here are some late birding notes from this past weekend (04/05). Greg,
Chris, Nick and I birded in some Fort Collins Natural Areas and
Timnath Reservoir.
The highlights were Peregrine Falcon (Arapaho Bend Natural Area),
Merlin (prairie race) perched on a fence post on the way to Timnath
Res. At
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