[cobirds] Louisville, Boulder County, Bohemian Waxwings

Like clockwork, the birds are back. W. Hawthorn Ct. and W. Centennial Drive. Sharon Norfleet Louisville, Boulder County Sent from my iPad -- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To post to this group, send email to cobirds@googleg

[cobirds] Louisville Migrants - Sage Thrasher, Hermit Thrush, Yellowlegs, and others

Hi all, The past few days, my brother and I have extensively birded the Louisville area in search of migrants grounded by the snowstorm. The following is a brief summary of some of the more unusual species we encountered. 4/12: A pair of Ruby-crowned Kinglets, an FOY Myrtle Yellow-rumped Warble

[cobirds] Louisville Migrants - Gray Flycatcher

Hi all, Today my brother and I went on a short excursion around Louisville, with the best bird being a Gray Flycatcher in a clump of deciduous trees immediately E of Cleo Mudrock. Other birds included a Northern Rough-winged Swallow and Savannah Sparrow. Last Friday there was a Black-crowned Nig

[cobirds] Louisville Birds

Hi all, I have been doing a fair amount of birding recently in the Louisville area. Turkey Vultures have arrived as of last week, and have been steadily increasing since. There were five today. Last Sunday there was a Ruby-crowned Kinglet in the northwest corner of Warembourg, and I had a flyov

[cobirds] Louisville Birds

Hey Ryan - it's been residing in Superior and Louisville for quite a few winters. The kids over in Superior love him and actually have given him a name. White Face. Susan Wise Longmont Colorado -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" gro

[cobirds] Louisville Birds

Hi all, Today me and my brother biked around a good portion of Louisville Town in the cold, windy weather. Highlights include a Brown Creeper, a male Northern Harrier,and many other fairly common to uncommon species around Louisville. Later in the day, we found an odd hybrid goose which appear

[cobirds] Louisville birding

Hi all, Today my brother and I thoroughly birded the Louisville area. Highlights include: 1 Northern Shoveler 26 Horned Lark 2 Longspur sp. 2 Bald Eagle 1 Prairie Falcon 1 Merlin 85 American Goldfinch 1 Northern Harrier Here is a link to the checklists if anyone is interested: http://ebird.org/eb

[cobirds] Louisville Birds

Hi all, On May 16 I ran into an Olive-sided Flycatcher and Least Flycatcher in downtown Louisville. In a stand of trees near Community Park their were two Blackpoll Warblers among others. Yesterday I had a possible Blackburnian Warbler at my house, and there were 5 Common Nighthawks over Miner'

[cobirds] Louisville Birds

Hi all, Today I went on a long bike ride around Louisville and found a few nice birds. There was a *Northern Waterthrush* on the Louisville portion of Coal Creek, as well as a *Warbling Vireo, Western Wood-Pewee, *and *MacGillivray's Warbler. *Farther along the trail there were orioles, tanager

[cobirds] Louisville

Hi all, Today while biking around Louisville I found my FOS Western Tanager as well as a Wilson's Warbler. Link to checklist = http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S29578357 Good Birding, Jack Bushong, Louisville, CO -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Goog

[cobirds] Louisville Birds (Boulder County)

Hi all, I have been doing a fair amount of birding in Louisville this past week and have seen an assortment of interesting birds. April 3rd there were *1 Wilson's Snipe* and *1 Greater Yellowlegs *in a flooded field. Also an adult male *Wood Duck *and *Great-tailed Grackle *as well as a *Bald E

[cobirds] Louisville and Boulder seed eaters

Cobirds: With the extreme cold this morning many small birds have gone into feeding frenzy modes. Dan Zmolek and I birded a suburban zone adjoining sections of Open Space near Bear Canyon Drive when a spur trail leads to the Bear Creek Trail. Also in neighborhoods to the s

[cobirds] Louisville Common Grackle, Boulder County

One grackle was on my feeder this afternoon, so they are moving north from Pueblo! Paula Hansley Louisville -- 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 email to co

[cobirds] Louisville Feeders - Part 2

Cobirds: More walking, and walking, and walking. A few notes: got some comments with the last post about spotted towhees. Towhees are fairly common in Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, and north Boulder in the winter, if you know where to look. Pick neighborhoods where there are de

[cobirds] Louisville and environs - yellow bellied sapsucker

Cobirds: The doctors and physical therapist told me to start walking; so I walk. Four months post knee surgery on left knee. Right knee still needs to be operated on. Will I ever climb a 14er again? So, a lot of walking today going to many of the best feeding stations

[cobirds] Louisville Indigo and Lazuli Buntings, Boulder CO.

Hi all, I have had two gorgeous patio birds for the past two days in the rain: An Indigo and a Lazuli Bunting! Both males! They literally glowed while eating millet. Another new yard bird was a Black-headed Grosbeak and the White-crowned Sparrows continue to serenade. I love these upslopes!

[cobirds] Louisville and Boulder, Boulder County

Louisville is overrun with Chipping Sparrows and House Wrens. Other unusual yard birds are Lincoln's Sparrows, Green-tailed Towhees, Western Tanagers and Pine Siskins. I heard a FOS Warbling Vireo in north Louisville near Keith Helart Park late this morning. South Boulder County early this morni

[cobirds] Louisville bushtit

At about 2:30 this afternoon, I had a mixed flock of Black-capped Chickadees and one Common Bushtit. This is the first one I have seen in my neighborhood (about 1/2 mi. east of the Louisville Rec. Center and ~3/4 mi. east of MacCaslin Blvd.). Paula Hansley