Birders
On our bird walk this morning at Barr Lake, we had a roadrunner run into a
hedge behind the Nature center. I looked for it again about 1/2 hour later
and could not relocate it.
Ira Sanders
Golden
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Yesterday, April 5th circa 1145 we were driving west to Ft. Morgan on hwy 52
when a Greater roadrunner ran across the road in front of us. By the time we
stopped, backed and filled I was only able to get one blurry photo of the bird
before it disappeared into the underbrush. This was about a mil
Tom Ryon reports: "Last Thursday, 5/26, at the National Renewal Energy Lab, in
Golden, I saw a Greater Roadrunner. I was with another gentleman and it
couldn’t have been anything else! I do not have a photo. It was at an
elevation of 5,870 ft on the Tertiary Trail in South Table Mountain Par
Birders,
If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have believed it.
A Greater Roadrunner ran across the Barr Lake State Park entrance road about
40 feet in front of my car, between the entry station and Picadilly Road, at
about 12:45 today.
I had heard other reports including 1 from the s
Cade Cropper and I opted for quality over quantity yesterday (2/28/2012).
On our way from Loveland to the Morrison Hogback e of Red Rocks Park, we first
stopped at a private residence south of Loveland to view an overwintering
CHIPPING SPARROW. This bird was first found by the residents prior
Birders,
We went over to Dinosaur Ridge this afternoon to see if we could find the
Roadrunner. The wind was a problem. We ran into George and Jane but none of
us were able to see the bird.
However, one of the bus drivers told us that he was seen yesterday and today
on the west side of the ridge.
Anyone seen the roadrunner since the big snow? I spent about an hour
walking the road on west side of ridge yesterday. Think I saw the
bird fly - twice - but couldn't be sure. Right coloration, right kind
of flight, right shape, but I never saw the bird on the ground. Saw
it fly with Joe Roller
Birders,
I took a few minutes late this afternoon to go to Dinosaur Ridge and took a
tub of suet with me to leave for the Roadrunner in case he has survived the
snow and cold. I left the suet up on a ledge near a tree not too far from
the curve. I hope it finds it and I hope it helps.
Ira Sa
Hi -
We were driving home to Golden from Morrison and stopped at Dinosaur Ridge and
walked up the road. We were almost to the top and looking back we saw the
Roadrunner working his way up a diagonal slope in the rocks. It was about 2:00
PM. He disappeared into the bushes and we lost him then.
Hi Joe and cobirders,
Sorry for the lack of details in the earlier post. Your interpretation was
correct. The roadrunner was above the road about halfway up the hill to
the top of the ridge on the rocky side, not the grassy slope below the
road. We saw the bird for about 15 minutes before we lo
Hi all,
Roadrunner seen on west side of Dinosaur Ridge half way down hill.
Mary Keithler, Unincorp Arapahoe County
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Patty Echelmeyer called to report seeing the roadrunner on the hill
just above the dinosaur footprints interpretive sign at a little past
four this afternoon. It remained in view for about five minutes.
- Chuck Lowrie, Denver
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Folks- I put some of my favorite Roadrunner images up on BrdPics:
http://brdpics.blogspot.com/2012/01/greater-roadrunner-where-now.html
I also sent some crummy images of the bird feeding on the grassy slope SW &
below the hairpin turn on Alameda to David Leatherman. My notes to Dave on the
fe
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