[cobirds] Lark Bunting Forming Up for Migration/Weld

Hi all Charles H mentioned spectacular Lark Buntings in a tree previously. Yesterday, while doing my Weld CR 124 to Galeton weekend route I came across numerous huge flocks of Lark Bunting. There were at least 2-3 flocks numbering 80-100+ and about 6-8 more of 30-50+. Weld CR 124 still a giant

[cobirds] Lark Bunting, central Boulder

I was surprised to see a male Lark Bunting at the east end of Community Gardens this morning. We don't see our State Bird very often in Boulder. Also a flock of Lark Sparrows, several Clay-colored Sparrows, and 3 brilliant male American Goldfinches in the same small tree, looking like Christmas

[cobirds] Lark Bunting, Bobolink and swallows galore, Teller Farm, Boulder County

A chilly, overcast morning with great birds! I was looking for a bobolink around 6:30 AM where I've seen them in past years and instead saw a male lark bunting on the fence - got great looks before he flew off. What a treat, usually I have to go to the Pawnee to see them. Then seconds later

[cobirds] Lark Bunting, Larimer Cty

Hello CObirders, Today north of Drake about 3 miles, a Lark bunting appeared on my deck rail, where I had scattered some seed. I think he’s a long way from home. 8” snow here. Happy birding – Dave Hyde/nr Drake, Larimer Cty [cid:image003.jpg@01D50FF4.04D03B10] Sent from

[cobirds] Lark Bunting

Saw that Lark buntings were back today on my lunch drive west of Ault. Didn't see them in rain yesterday... Expecting bobolinks this weekend... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving

[cobirds] Lark Bunting, Gilpin County

Today I deiced to explore Gilipn County some more and add to my life checklist. Rather than head over to Golden Gate state park I went exploring and found East Portal Trailhead. While that was an amazing walk what took the prize today was a *LARK BUNTING* between 8 or 9 thousand feet. I was

Re: [cobirds] Lark Bunting to be replaced as official State bird of Colorado

Too bad it's neither a lark nor a bunting... Chip Clouse Olde Town Arvada On Apr 2, 2016 5:53 AM, "Janeal Thompson" wrote: > You had me going for a second. I would like to note, my dear friends, Tom > and Sara Shane of Garden City, KS (Tom is the author of the Lark

[cobirds] Lark Bunting to be replaced as official State bird of Colorado

Bwhahaha!!! Good one! I read this to my DH ands he was all fired up :-D Ye, finally got him to fall for something! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an

[cobirds] Lark Bunting to be replaced as official State bird of Colorado

In a widely anticipated move, the Colorado state legislature's Committee on Natural Resources decided along a party line vote to replace the Lark Bunting as the official State Bird. The new state bird will be the Eurasian collared-Dove. According to committee chair woman Lisa Green,

[cobirds] Lark Bunting Nests Take A Major Hit/Nunn

Hi all Last two evenings we've had two very impressive storm cells pass through Nunn. The first one (https://www.flickr.com/photos/31216446@N06/sets/72157644914899960/), Sunday evening, produced a HUGE swath of 1.5 - 2 inch hail field about 3 miles north of us (see last three photos from

[cobirds] Lark Bunting, sparrows warbles downtown Boulder

COBirders, I was lucky to bump into Gene Fry while picking up my kids on 15th between Spruce and Pine... In addition to the LABU there were Chipping and Clay-colored Sparrows, Western Bluebird, Yellow-rumped Warbler and likely more...all very busy feeding. Ironically, I was taking a break from

[cobirds] Lark Bunting flight, Boulder County, Aug. 14th

Hello, Birders. There was a decent night flight over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, earlier this morning, Wednesday, August 14th. I heard and audio-recorded many Chipping Sparrows, a few Yellow Warblers, a few probable Brewer's Sparrows, and several Lark Buntings. Winds were light and

[cobirds] Lark Bunting @ Rocky Mtn NP, June 5

Yesterday while searching for Western Tanagers we spotted a male Lark Bunting in Rocky Mountain National Park at approx 8500' elevation in a sagebrush meadow (Larimer Co). Weird! The same evening I heard a Long-eared Owl calling at Hollowell Park. -- Jason Beason Paonia - Delta Co. -- You

[cobirds] Lark Bunting pair - Gunnison Co.

Hello CO birders. An odd sighting for the West Slope I'm pretty sure. Yesterday morning I has a pair of Lark Buntings fly into my point count area along Long Gulch just south east of Gunnison. Access to the area which is BLM land is by dirt road approx. 4 mi. east of Gunnison, left before

[cobirds] Lark bunting Jeffco

There is an adult male lark bunting at the chatfield balloon launch parking lot right now Regards -Greg Pasquariello 303-648-1334 Sent from my iPhone -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Colorado Birds group. To post to this group, send email to