With migration in full swing, but a mid-morning appointment in the way, ran
down to a couple of local hotspots in southwest Denver first thing this
morning (Tues., 3 May'23), Overland and Ruby Hill Parks (Denver Co.).
Found/refound a very nice PALM WARBLER running with some YELLOW-RUMPs (all
Yesterday morning I located a Palm Warbler (Western) at Barr Lake near the boat
launch parking area. It was originally located in the first larger grouping of
willows as one headed down the trail towards the dam. It was foraging with a
group of about a dozen Yellow-rumped Warbler. On the way
Unfortunately I have a sick dog, so my birding outings have been few this
fall, but this evening I did about a mile of the loop at Quincey
Reservoir. Overall not super birdy (though good numbers of ducks), but I
did have a confiding Palm Warbler (western). It looks like this is a bit
early,
40.421024, -105.043469
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Loveland
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Beautiful male Palm Warbler at exact location of the recent Hooded Warbler…
watching him now at 4:00 pm Friday. Photo will be on eBird.
Greg Vassilopoulos
Loveland
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Palm Warbler still on north side of Sawhill Pond #5 very cooperative, wagging
tail.
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Mark Minner-Lee
Erie, CO
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The Palm Warbler remains on the island under the bridge by the outfall
along the South Platte river. Park at the junction of York St and E 64th,
and walk 1/4 mile northeast.
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I just found a cooperative tail wagging Palm Warbler along Soda Creek at
the culvert where Cove Rd passes over the creek. This is off Swan Mtn Rd
between Dillon and Keystone. (39.596093,-106.012087)
It was working the rabbitbrush and willows next to the creek. There are
lots of Yellow
My fiancé and I either re-found the palm warbler we had at overland pond park,
or another has arrived for a brief stay. Was located in the trees along the
East side of closed road that goes along aqua golf’s lake. North of ped
bridge/gazebo. Look for the pumping tail!
Steve Rash
Denver, Co.
Along north/ south stretch of prospect road, in small tree across road from
Sweden lake trail intersection
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The PALM WARBLER found by Mitchell Bailey the other day continues in the
same spot. Just south of the most south parking lot along the lake loop. In
the brushy/reedy area. It’s singing a lot too.
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The warbler was first seen this morning at about 08:30 on the west side in the
marsh area just south of Lake Loop. First seen by Mitchelle Bailey, then Joey
Negreann obtained a photo, and later I got a quick glimpse.
Bob Righter
Denver, CO
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I found a Palm Warbler along the High Line Canal just south of E Quincy Ave.
was alone, not really handing around with the yellow rumps or orange crowned
Warblers. see ebird checklist for more details. Photo to be added to ebird
later.
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S56061175
Palm warbler seen previously just re-seen at the Golden Ponds just before the
bridge on the south side of the park. In a large group of yellow-rumped’s.
Mark Minner-Lee
Broomfield, CO
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This afternoon, at around 4:25, I located a Palm Warbler near where the
bridge crosses the stream in Dutch Creek Park in Louisville CO. The bird
was foraging at a very low level, often on the mud along the stream, and
kept returning to the bridge during the course of my observation period(40
Hey Birders,
Several birders and I watched a Palm Warbler foraging in a tree next to the
overlook gazebo at the Southeast end of the natural area. It moved in and
out of the line of trees, calling often.
Matt Webb
Ft Collins.
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Wheat Ridge Greenbelt - Palm Warbler currently feeding with chipping sparrows
in the middle of the west side of prospect lake.
Kevin DeBoer
Lakewood
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Among the throngs of YRWA’s, I just had a beautiful male Palm Warbler in
breeding plumage. He was feeding voraciously in the cottonwoods.
Robert Raker
Lakewood
Jefferson County
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Hey, everybody.
Writing for the American Birding Association's "Happening NOW" column, *North
American Birds* regional editor Dean Shoup offers a fascinating analysis of
the Fall 2018 Palm Warbler phenomenon (still ongoing!) in Colorado:
http://tinyurl.com/Shoup-PAWA-analysis
Enjoy!
Ted
I found a Palm Warbler about 100-200 yards south of the parking lot at
Running Deer Natural Area on Prospect Road this afternoon. It was hanging
out near a flock of White-crowned Sparrows in the shrubby area to the east
of the trail that heads due south from the parking lot. There was also a
The *Palm Warbler *was the first bird I saw as I arrived at the top of the
berm to view the southwestern bay of South Platte Park Reservoir just
before sunset this evening. It flew up from weeds along the interior
reservoir slope right at the southwest corner, perching atop a line of
fence that
Seen hanging out at the Boat Ramp parking lot about 2:00 PM today.
Burke Angstman
Lakewood, Colorado
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Hi all,
Just refound the Palm Warbler at Jeffco portion of South Platte Reservoir.
Was in bushes along the hill where the Tropical Kingbird was seen last
month along road entering the park.
See pics attached to the ebird checklist.
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S50033458
We were not
There’s also a Palm Warbler wandering around Oakwood and Staghorn Drives,
just buzzed me.
Scott
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Lindsay and I just had a Palm Warbler in the south side of Hine Lake at Robert
A Easton Park. It was first seen lakeside then moved towards the playground
area to the SE.
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Hello!
This morning at South Platte Reservoir, Lindsay Purifoy and I had a Palm
Warbler near the small parking lot on the SW corner. It was
skulking mainly in Rabbitbrush, dried thistle and a very small juniper
nearby. Lots of birders were out and others got to see it as well and get
pics.
Surprised to get out of the vechile at Sailboard Launching Area at Pueblo
Reservoir this afternoon, and hearing a pretty loud warbler chip, from
nearby cottonwood tree. Saw it and it was a Palm Warbler. Margie Joy and
saw it again an hour later, in some sunflowers, feeding near some juncos,
Palm warbler currently being viewed just south of Space Sciences building in
pines in the parking lot. Has continued in the general area for last 60-75
mins.
Regards,
Mark Minner-Lee
Broomfield, CO
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Sondra and I and a couple other birders re-found the Palm Warbler at the
same place between 4-5pm this afternoon. Shortly after we first saw it,
right below where the large trash can liner was stuck in the chain link
fence along Highway 58, the bag became unstuck. So...other landmarks in
case
Tammy and I spent an hour over noontime looking for the Palm with no luck.
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
On Sat, 13 Oct 2018, 10:11 am Michael Lester, wrote:
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> The Palm Warbler continues this morning (10/13) at the previously reported
> location.
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> Michael Lester
> Littleton
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> Sent
Hi all,
The Palm Warbler continues this morning (10/13) at the previously reported
location.
Michael Lester
Littleton
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> On Oct 12, 2018, at 11:28 PM, Tim Mitzen wrote:
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> Hello!
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> One Palm Warbler continues for a 3rd day (at least) along the Clear Creek
> Trail
Hello!
One Palm Warbler continues for a 3rd day (at least) along the Clear Creek
Trail just east of Golden today.
The location (39.760985, -105.221082) is about 100 meters east of the
junction of the trails under the Highway 58
overpass and frequents a bare weedy area below a big black trash
Hi all,
Keita Sin and I birded the Lyons area this morning. The continuing overcast
weather made for good birding, with lots of late migrants.
At Rabbit Mountain a Green-tailed Towhee was hanging on in the large flock
of White-crowned and Chipping Sparrows.
Along South St. Vrain Road in Lyons
A Palm Warbler was in association with a Mountain Bluebird / Yellow-rumped
flock at Sourh Valley Park yesterday 9/10. It was at the wild plum thicket
along South Valley Road about 0.5 mile south of Mann Res.
Eastern Phoebe at Deer Creek at Buckhorn.
David Suddjian
Ken Caryl Valley
Littleton
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Karleen Schofield reported to me that she had a Palm Warbler at Belmar near
the pump house, SE of Kuntz Lake, on Saturday, May 19.
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I saw the palm warbler this evening. A beautiful male, wagging his tail and
catching bugs in trees and close to edge of small pond. He was on the north end
of the area, through the gate and around the tiny pond on the left. The pond
is the first one you’ll come to and only about 15-20 feet
About 15 minutes after Elaine, Walter and a bird photographer left the stakeout
location on Cache la Poudre Drive east of Laporte off Taft, the Palm Warbler
chipped from the fallow field well west of the houses and flew up into a large
cottonwood just 20 feet south of the olives where Georgia
About 30 minutes ago, I saw a Palm Warbler at the corner of Willow Lake Dr.
and Castlewood Canyon Rd.
As I exited the park, I first noticed a Mountain Bluebird. I slowed down
and noticed a smaller bird, perched on the barbed wire close to the ground.
My first thought was Pine Siskin. I stopped,
In the semi-blustery calm before the storm, our group (Rob Raker, Mike
Henwood, Rebecca Laroche and I) had a very productive Friday midday at
Harriman, with nearly 50 species. Highlights were a brown/western Palm
Warbler I spotted (and Mike quickly ID'd) in small trees and low growth
along south
After dropping my wife off at DIA I decided to check out the new open space
in Denver, First Creek at DEN Open Space. At around 3pm 1.2 miles north on
Buckley where the power lines cross the road I found a western *Palm
Warbler* in the large Cottonwood east of the road with a flock of *House
1.2 miles in on Buckley Rd, in Cottonwood after the pines.
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Has anyone been able to refind the bird?
Joey Angstman
Fort Collins, CO
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David Bray reports a bright eastern Palm Warbler at Rivers Edge natural area in
Loveland, Larimer county, right now. From the parking lot head Southeast along
the edge of bass pond. Watch for it with American Tree Sparrows
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Hi all,
Just now I saw a Palm Warbler foraging with a flock of YRWA about 100 yds
down the Coal Creek Bike Trail near the underpass at W Cherry St. This is
E/SE of Warembourg Openspace, Louisville, CO.
Good Birding,
Jack Bushong,
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Park in small lot off Kenyon adjacent to Fort Logan National Cemetary. Travel
100 feet on path that is East of uppermost pond, the bird is working the area
East of path under a huge Willow. The creature feeds low. 6-7 feet above
ground. Please get a photo.
Art Hudak,
City of Denver
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I was able to find one palm Warbler this morning at the Smoky Hill picnic area.
Loch Kilpatrick, Parker Co
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Saw a palm warbler at sombrero marsh, in the brush/trees n of the road. Was
near a flock of yellow rumped warbler.
Also present were two bullocks Orioles.
It's rainy out there!
Laura Steadman
Broomfield
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On the west side of the lake in a large cottonwood with a few Yellow-rumps;
'Western' variety
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Leonard and I found a Palm Warbler near Mile marker 18 at Fountain Creek
Regional Park late this morning. Last seen west side of the effluent
stream.
Joy Lake
Colorado Springs
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Western Palm Warbler sw of pond
John Breitsch
Denver
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Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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Crow Valley Campground? :)
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Bright PAWA south if Lake Mary, in marshy area between lake loop and road. Also
Yellow, Orange-crowned and McGilivrays.
Beto Matheus
Delray Beach, FL (in CO for work)
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Hi cobirders, The immature Palm Warbler made an appearance in the Chokecherry
tree and briefly into the millet seed feeder by the
window. It now had some dull streaking over the pale yellow on the breast.
When it left the feeder it stayed in the chokecherry and moved
its tail up and down a
Hi Cobirders. Saturday about 3:45 pm I had a warbler appear in the
Chokecherry with the sparrows which was there for several
minutes. So I was able to see it well and noted these features :
definitely an immature with whitish throat and superciliary stripe and
a partial white eye ring,
While taking a birding walk with Maya and Michelle we saw a spanking Palm
Warbler at the entrance of McMurry Natural Area working a swampy area just
north of the parking lot. Other migrants were a Plumbeous Vireo and
Western Wood-Pewee.
Rob Sparks
Old Town Fort Collins
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We have had a dearth of birds at lake Estes this spring. But this morning
we saw a breeding plumage eastern Palm Warbler in the bird sanctuary. The
bird was moving around and not staying in one area.
Gary Matthews
Estes Park
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At least three of four times a week a colleague and I walk the South Platte
River parkway paths at lunchtime somewhere between Mile High Stadium and
“City of Cuernavaca Park” (just downstream of 20th Street). Yesterday we
were surprised to find a Sage Thrasher between the trail and fence on the
After three failed attempts, we spotted the Palm Warbler in Colorado
Springs on the Colorado College campus, at the same location described
previously by others.
We found it on Dec 25 at about 4:15 PM actively foraging in some snowy
bushes immediately west of the south entrance to Barnes Science
CoBirders,
I located the palm warbler this afternoon after work (4:20-4:45) on the CO
College campus, at the previously described location: south side of Barnes
Science bldg, immediately west of the south entrance, in the three shrubs
(just left of those entrance steps) with the feathery seed
In case anyone is still interested in seeing the Palm Warbler, it was not
chased off by the recent weather and is still around in the usual location
on Colorado College campus. I found it today around 4:15pm.
Happy Trails,
Lee Farese
Colorado Springs
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Hi All,
The Western Palm Warbler that has been hanging around Colorado College
campus the past few days was seen several times today (12/15), as early as
8:40 and as late as 5. The bird has been hanging around in the shrubs on
the south side of Barnes Science Hall and the east side of Palmer
A western Palm Warbler is still present at Belmar Park, Lakewood as of
1030, Mon., 10/8. It was seen in pines between Kountze Lake and the
smaller pond to the west. A small flock (15-20) Yellow-rumps (both
races) is also in the area.
Dick Schottler
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Made a quick stop at Bear Creek Lake Park (BCLP) this morning about
7:30 A.M. The shoreline and trees shrubs along Pelican Point were
filled with 100's of birds. Mostly Yellow-rumped Warblers, Chipping
Sparrows, and White-crowned Sparrows. Some of the more uncommon birds
One Western Palm Warbler with Yellow-rumped and a Wilson's Warbler near
Snakeskin Picnic Area, close to the footbridge. This is below Pueblo Res. Dam.
Also cranes flying over.
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Hi All,
Not near as birdy this morning as yesterday in Belmar Historic Park in
Lakewood. Micheal Kiessig, Rob Raker, and I started out finding our
first small mixed flock of birds along the Horse Trail near the
footbridge. The flock consisted of Yellow-rumped Warblers (both
Audubon's
Go outside and bird! Birding is exceptional currently. I arrived at
Belmar Park at 3:00 this afternoon. In 3 hours of time I had several
oddies. A *Palm Warbler* (PAWA) presented on the northwest side of the
park working between some Pinyon's and wild plums. Always look low 6' or
less
Sorry for the late post. While mapping a prairie dog colony
yesterday, I flushed a bird out of a lovely rabbitbrush stand that the
pdog colony is slowly chewing away and destroying. I saw a flash of
yellow on the undertail coverts and white on the outer tail. The bird
landed close and I got a
Birders
This a.m. I went to Belmar to look for Mark Chavez's warblers. I didn't
find the Blackpolls, but I did find the Palm Warbler who overnight had found
a friend.
They were at the south side of the lake keeping to themselves.
All the Yellow-rumps were also on the south side with 2
I arrived at Belmar Park around 4:00 PM this afternoon in search of the
Palms and Blackpolls. I ran into Ira Sanders, he told me he had just seen
an* Ash-throated Flycatcher *(very late) working the east side of Kountze,
after a short discussion Karleen Schofield arrived and soon thereafter
This late afternoon between 5:00 and 6:00 I was birding in the Cobb Lake
Unit of the Wellington State Wildlife Area in Larimer County. This Unit is
located between East County Roads 56 and 58, and just west of North County
Road 3. Decent birds were a Townsend's Solitaire, Say's Phoebe,
Weld County!
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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Hi birders,
There was a WESTERN PALM WARBLER in what seems to be an almost traditional
spot for the species in Boulder this morning. Here's the exact location:
http://tinyurl.com/7zce2hq
I found it around 10:20 am. It was associating with two Oregon and one
Pink-sided Junco and a Downy
Hi
It was absolutely gorgeous on the eastern plains today, with many of the
cottonwoods turning golden.
At Crow Valley flocks of Yellow-rumps were feasting in the russian olives. I
one flock just north of the kiosk included a Palm Warbler, also in the vicinity
were Townsend and Orange-crown
There was a palm warbler at the banding station at Chico Basin Ranch this
morning. It was on the ground in the wet area behind the barn. Many of the
other birds reported yesterday were still there, including black-and-white
warbler, magnolia warbler, and orchard orioles.
David Chartier
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This morning I took an hour's walk at Estes Park, from the visitor center to
the Wildlife Area.
The Loggerhead Shrike (imm male) from two weeks ago was still present.
Just to the west of the Wildlife Area, a Palm Warbler was drinking in a tiny
creek. Nearby, later, a Gray Catbird
This bird was seen by at 630 am at the picnic area west of the entrance station
at Highline Reservoir, Mesa County this morning, seen by Carl Ingwell from Utah.
Brandon Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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Sonderman Park in Colorado Springs had a few good birds this morning. A
smattering of Yellow-rumped Warblers, one Orange-crowned Warbler, one Palm
Warbler near the Beidleman Environmental Center and south of the first bridge,
and several Swainson's Thrushes, among the other
Hello, Birders.
A bit to my surprise, I noticed this morning, Monday, May 2nd, that the Palm
Warbler is still hanging on at Greenlee Preserve, Boulder County. I first
recorded this bird back on the morning of the Great Boulder Fallout,
Thursday, April 21st. It's in the same place, in that
COBirders,
There was a 'Western' Palm Warbler this afternoon at Stalker Lake SWA near
Wray, along the creek below the dam. It was loosely associating with a large
flock of Yellow-Rumps (at least 30), the only other warbler species present.
Interestingly, Wray City Park hosted only Orange-Crowned
Hello, Birders.
I checked out Greenlee Preserve, Boulder County, during an early lunch break
this morning, Thursday, April 21st. An interesting bird was an early PALM
WARBLER, singing and calling quite a bit, but generally unforthcoming; I didn't
get a great look at the bird, but I assume it
A trip along the west side of the Poudre River, both north and south of
Prospect in Fort Collins (Larimer) today (4October2010) produced the following
highlights:
PALM WARBLER (non-breeding plumage, of what Sibley shows as the brown (=
western) race) - the bird was with a flock of 20 or so
Hello, Birders.
Marcel Gahbauer and I visited Walden Ponds, Boulder County, around lunchtime
today, Wednesday, Sept. 22nd, and we saw and heard a Palm Warbler there. The
bird was at 40.042351 N, 105.187719 W. For those of you who are less
quantitatively inclined, the bird was in the southwest
To add another interesting species to the mix here in FoCo in advance
of the CFO meetingI dropped by the Poudre River Trail near
downtown Fort Collins to look for the Philadelphia Vireo reported a
few hours ago by Rob Sparks. I wasn't able to relocate it, but I did
find an occasionally singing
Hi Bird Fans,
Deb and I took an early evening stroll around the large group picnic
area on the north side of Cherry Creek State Park where we found a
male Palm Warbler. Clouds of Lark Sparrows and Chipping Sparrows
swirled at ground level. Higher up, rain clouds darkened the entire
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