Hey COBirders,
I resumed banding at Clear Spring Ranch this week, in hopes of catching the
beginnings of Yellow Warbler and Chipping Sparrow migration, and it seems I
have. So far I’ve seen a few small waves of Yellow Warblers (8 banded
yesterday), and a couple days of increased Chipping Sparro
I came across the vireo about 200 feet east of the Prospect Park parking
lot bridge. It was in the brambles along the fence south of the creek.
Doug Faulkner
Arvada, CO
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Karen Strong and I just saw a White-eyed Vireo along the Highline Canal about
100 yards west or “upstream” of Rampart Range Rd. It was remaining low in
vegetation and seen on either side of the trail. A juv Harris’s Sparrow was in
the same area.
David Suddjian
Littleton CO
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Bird in Castlewood Canyon still present, down stream from where Myron
reported it.
Bez Bezuidenhout
Arapahoe County.
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Evan Carlson found this White-eyed Vireo, along the Arkansas River, on the
south west side
of Runyon Lake in Pueblo, Pueblo County this morning. Chris Knight and I
were able to also
see it, after noon today. It was with a large flock of Yellow-rumped
Warblers, also one Orange-
crowned Warbler, an
I had the pleasure of studying the excellent photos others took. (Thanks,
Steve Rash).
The lores are bright yellow.
There is a black line parallel and just below the lores.
The rest of the "spectacles" (partial eye-ring) are lighter yellow than the
lores.
But this individual is not "white-eyed",
It is still singing loudly in same area at 9:10 am. I had forgotten that it has
a call similar to catbird. Great looks.
Made recordings of it.
Paula
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The bird is actively singing along Rd. 67 that turns south from the Eldorado
Springs Rd. after the South Mesa Trailhead and before Eldorado Springs Canyon.
The bird is in bushes after the first switchback. The road leads to the Fowler
trail.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
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A White-eyed Vireo was half a block north of the entrance to Green Mountain
Cemetery in Boulder just now. Detected by song, well seen, audio recorded.
Nathan Pieplow
Boulder
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(bird found yesterday)
Mark Chavez
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Art Hudak
Jefferson county
Denver county
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Singing at HQ Chico Basin Ranch right now.
Brandon K. Percival
Pueblo West, CO
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This morning, a few birders were at the Chico Basin Ranch (fee area),
Headquarters Willows in Pueblo County and saw singing male White-eyed
Vireo (bird found yesterday), 9 species of warblers including a female
Black-throated Gray Warbler, a female Townsend's Warbler, and a
female/young male Americ
On a DFO field trip to Jackson State Park, a White-eyed Vireo was gleaning with
a large group of Yellow-rumped (mostly Myrtle) Warblers in Russian Olives.
There were also several small groups of Cedar Waxwings. Choppy water made
viewing the reservoir challenging, and there was little shore for s
at Eaton Cemetery
Steven Mlodinow
Longmont CO
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The White-eyed Vireo continues haunting the juniper row and singing
frequently along the entrance road to the Wray Fish Hatchery, Yuma county.
Also a migrant Hermit Thrush and Eastern Bluebirds singing.
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S35925673
Cheers,
Tim Mitzen
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Brian Gibbons wanted me to report, that he saw a White-eyed Vireo this
morning at the Wray Fish Hatchery, in Yuma County on 11 April 2017.
This could be the earliest spring sighting of this species for
Colorado. I can't quite remember one this early in April, though I'm
sure someone will tell me,
Hi Colorado Birders.
>From 3:30 to 5:00 PM today I visited South Platte Park. This was after
dipping on the nearby Chestnut-sided Warbler, as well as Chatfield's Snow
Bunting. I was wanting to see something good. Anyway, along the Mary Carter
Greenway Trail, about 70 - ish feet after it interse
Hi birders.
Around 4:30, I found a WHITE-EYED VIREO at South Platte Park. It was along
the river along Mary Carter Greenway trail around 70 feet beyond the
junction with the trail leading to Bufflehead Lake. For more information,
go to my ebird report: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S327
The white-eyed Vireo continues in deKoevend Park. Diana and I found it by its
song this morning at 9:30 am. It was off the High Line Canal Trail downhill in
a cottonwood not far from Ball Field 9. A more precise map follows:
Latitude: N39° 36' 1.6"
Longitude: W104° 57' 40.0"
Altitude: 5494'
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Hello all,
This morning at 9:30 AM, the White-eyed Vireo was at deKoevend Park, but not in
the area where it was originally seen. It was farther east, singing frequently
from shrubs along the canal where the canal and trail go between the outfield
of the softball field and So. University Blvd. T
This morning around 6:30 am, the White-eyed Vireo was singing and feeding along
a line of bushes on the north end of the South Suburban Ice Arena parking lot,
which borders deKoevend Park in Centennial (Arapahoe Co.). This line of bushes
separates the lot from a private residence. Hopefully, if
A White-eyed Vireo was foraging in mature aspen catkins in the West Chicago
Creek campground Wednes (5/25/16) afternoon at 4pm-5pm. I saw the bird with
a few Yellow-rumped Warblers and two Black-capped Chickadees Wednesday
evening but didn't refind the bird Thursday morning. The loose flock was
Hi everyone,
The WEVI first reported by Jared Del Rosso is still present this morning at the
deKoevend Park in Centennial, in what I think is exactly the same spot where it
was initially found. I got some point-blank sound recordings too, will likely
share them on my Facebook later today.
Eri
This morning, the White-eyed Vireo at deKoevend Park in Centennial
(Arapahoe) was singing from a row of trees between the High Line Canal
Trail and some playing fields at the park. This is in the same general area
where the bird has been seen and heard since May 18; however, it's a bit
deeper i
The White-eyed Vireo continues singing and foraging in the same general area of
deKoevend.
- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO
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I heard the vireo around 11:45, while walking my dog at deKoevend. There
was also an Olive-sided Flycatcher, a Western Wood-Pewee, and a Western
Kingbird farther northwest on the trail.
While watching the vireo, it went silent while two boys adventured off
trail, near the canal. I hung around
Hi all,
The vireo was seen about 1/4 of a mile down the Highlight canal trail on the
west side, occasionally singing.
Good Birding,
Jack Bushong,
Louisville, CO
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White-eyed Vireo still continues to be seen and call in the previously
described area as of 10 AM.
Regards,
Mark Minner-Lee
Superior, CO
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> On May 21, 2016, at 9:08 AM, Steve Stachowiak wrote:
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> Cobirders,
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> The vireo is currently along the creek that flows through th
Cobirders,
The vireo is currently along the creek that flows through the park. The most
expeditious way to see the bird is to park at the Littleton ice rink. Cross the
footbridge to the park and take an immediate left along the highlight canal
trail heading north. Proceed approximately 1K to wh
David Starbuck, Art Hudak & I heard then viewed the White-eyed Vireo at 6:15
this morning on the West side of the trail just South of the Marathon sign.
Thanks to everyone who has posted on this.
Tom Behnfield
Lakewood CO
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The White-eyed Vireo continues this morning, singing from the "grove" by the 3
mile marker for the 10k in deKoevend in Centennial (Arapahoe Co). You'll hear
it well before you see it.
- Jared Del Rosso
Centennial, CO
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Some photos of the Centennial White-eyed Vireo can be seen from the link below,
in the ‘2016 birds’ gallery. Great find Jared, and superb directions!
https://gwalbek.smugmug.com/browse
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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The bird was singing vigorously at 7:30 AM at the precise location
described so well be Jared del Rosso (thank you for the precise directions
and the map!). Why was I not surprised to see Glenn Walbek there? Beautiful
morning light. My photo at WRShade3flickr.
Bob Shade
Lakewood, Colorado
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Just spent about 25 minutes walking around the park. The wide-eyed Vireo is
in the exact spot as previously reported. Thanks for getting this out!
State bird number 399 :-)
Jessi oberbeck
Westminster Colorado
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This morning, while walking my dog at deKoevend Park in west Centennial, I
encountered a *White-eyed Vireo* along the High Line Canal trail. I first
heard the bird, in a small grove on the park side of the trail. I didn't
recognize the call. But, to my profoundly non-musical ear, it sounded like
This morning, I had a beautiful White - eyed Vireo in the nw corner of the
campground. Later, seen in the sw corner. I will add photos later.
Mark Chavez
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Lisa Rawinski reported a White-eyed Vireo in Pike’s Stockade today (Conejos
County). The main trails are dry and passable but the bird is to the southwest
in some extremely wet areas (requiring hip boots). Nevertheless, the bird may
move to nearby locations. This is only the second local record
I went to Barr Lake for the dawn chorus and had over 60 species. The
WHITE-EYED VIREO was in the previously reported location, about 50 yards
North of the pedestrian bridge on the lake side of the path. It was
actively singing and foraging giving very good looks. Also present were
BULLOCK's
Hi all, I got good looks at a White-eyed Vireo at Barr Lake (Adams Co.)
around 9:30 today. It was about 150 yards north of the foot bridge across
from the visitor's center.
Adam Vesely
Thornton, CO
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The bird is near the Pueblo Zoo parking lot in Pueblo City Park with kinglets.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone
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From: 'Deborah Carstensen' via Colorado Birds
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Subject: Re: [cobirds] White-eyed Vireo NOT seen near Big Dry Creek Trail
I spent about an hour Friday afternoon looking for the vire
I spent about an hour Friday afternoon looking for the vireo unsuccessfully. I
wouldn't say that this means he has gone for certain, but I should couldn't
find him. Deb Carstensen, Littleton, arapahoe County, Colorado
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> On Jun 3, 2014, at 10:10 PM, "'Deborah Carstensen' via
I got a call from my handyman's wife, Janet, today announcing that they
had a white eyed vireo in their yard! That was quite the surprise to me since
they're not birders and I didn't think she would have any idea what a vireo
was. As it turns out, she said that a "couple of birders came t
A big thank you to Mary O'Connor who discovered a singing male White-eyed
Vireo at 7 AM
in a thicket near Big Dry Creek Trail.
I visited the spot around 3 PM, and after 30 tense minutes, it began
singing spontaneously, repeating the same phrase, "CHICK, a-bit-a WEIRRRD,
CHICK," familiar to me from
Hello, birders.
Crow Valley is quite birdy today but it is lacking in many migrants. I
obtained a brief but good view of a WHITE-EYED VIREO after it flew into a
juniper. The bird disappeared soon afterward. The location is the NW part
of the campground in the bushy juniper at the group picnic a
Both birds extreme east side of Osprey Picnic Area, Rock Canyon, below Pueblo
Reservoir dam in Pueblo Co. April 28.
Brandon K. Percival -- Pueblo West, CO -- sent from my phone
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11 white-faced ibis at Rose Pond in the afternoon. With both counties, we had
71 species. Thanks to Lee F for the first warbler assist in the am!
Gloria Nikolai
El Paso County
Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 14:30:54 -0700
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Subject: [cobirds] White-eyed Vireo/two Black
Early this morning at 6:15am, I found a male Black-throated Gray Warbler in the
wet area, between the banding station and the Bell Grove, at Chico Basin Ranch
(fee area), El Paso. Later it was seen around the banding station I believe.
I also saw two Virginia's Warblers and an Orange-crowned
This morning around 8AM, Dan and I found a White-eyed Vireo at Lamar CC woods,
in the more southern area, in deciduous trees between the water and the
"woodpecker" standing deadfall trees there. The bird was silent, and hanging
out with a Ruby-crowned Kinglet. The Carolina Wren was vocalizing f
Birded with several folks out east today, with the highlights being a
White-eyed Vireo at Flagler Reservoir SWA (south of the lake, near railroad
tracks), and a friendly Fox Sparrow at a private ranch in Lincoln County.
Photos of the birds have been posted on my Flickr site at the address below
Folks- I'm out at Crow Valley with the ABA Camp Colorado crew (18 keen
young birders & a few creaky leaders.). Jeff Bouton found us a White-eyed
Vireo in the SW corner of the campground, and a hybrid male Baltimore x
Bullock's Oriole that Joel Such afforded extended views. 7 Mountain
Plovers gathe
The white-eyed vireo at Hanson Nature Area in Fountain was still present
yesterday about 4:30. It was just across from the small pond and singing.
David Chartier
Colorado Springs, CO
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The white-eyed vireo at Hanson Nature Area in Fountain was still present
yesterday about 4:30. It was just across from the small pond and singing.
David Chartier
Colorado Springs, CO
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I saw, and badly photographed, a White-eyed Vireo at Hansen Nature Park
near the two small ponds. I then walked over to the banding station where
they had a White-eyed Vireo in a bag. After being released this bird
continued to stay in the area.
Big Johnson Reservoir had two Common Loons close to
Hi all,
Six birders (4 from Colorado Springs and 2 from Pueblo) walked along the Canon
City Riverwalk in Canon City this morning, during an Arkansas Valley Audubon
field trip. We walked from Raynolds Ave. west to Sell Ave. and back, our
highlights were a singing FIELD SPARROW and a singing WHI
COBirders,
Driving back from a successful (took me over three hours, ~11:00 A.M., to
see it with Kathy Mihm Dunning and her husband) chase to view the Julesburg
Common Ground-Dove (great find Steve) I stopped to use the facilities at
Last Chance. I tallied two species, House Sparrow and a stri
Yesterday I saw, heard singing, and photographed the Colorado City White-eyed
Vireo. This bird has been around since July when Dave Silverman first found
it. The bird is at Greenhorn Meadows Park, in the west side of the park in the
area where it has been.
Brandon K Percival
Pueblo West, CO
Hi CO birders :
The White-eyed Vireo was singing again this morning at Palmer
Lake in Monument Creek . It has moved about a 100 yards downstream from its
location last week , about 25 yards downstream of the bridge at the
intersection of Walnut Ave and Glen Ave . Behavior continu
CO birders :
There was a White-eyed Vireo singing close to the Palmer Lake
Reservoir Trail Head parking lot this morning. It was seen ( and photographed
) along Monument Creek in dense willow carr and behavior was very skulking
allowing only brief views. Its typical song could be
A singing White-eyed Vireo is currently on the south Marina sand spit
in the trees at the base of the spit.
Joey Kellner
Littleton, Colorado
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Hi all,
While performing a bird survey for Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory on
private and open space land near Eldorado Springs this morning, I found
several good birds:
- Northern Mockingbird -- 1 along Eldorado Springs Drive early this
morning, between Saddleback Lane and Senda Rocosa St.
Hi all,
I made a *very* short visit to Dixon this morning - really, I was only there
about 10 minutes or so at 9:00am. But that was plenty of time it turned out
to find the White-eyed Vireo. He was singing away quite loudly and
repetitively and afforded several very nice looks, all from the trails
Brad Biggerstaff photographed a White-eyed Vireo at Dixon Reservoir in SW Fort
Collins this morning. I refound it singing at 9:30 at the same location, just
south of the footbridge at the northwest corner. Good find, Brad!
Nick Komar
Fort Collins CO
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An experienced birder from Louisiana who is visiting Rocky Mountain
National Park asked me to post this message:
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I tried to post this from my phone as soon as it happened, but I just
found out it didn't go through. My apologies. Anyway, I had a White-
eyed Vireo this morn
I have uploaded the photos I took of the White-eyed Vireo on the Canon City
Riverwalk yesterday. Though not really sharp photos they do show field
marks.
I birded the Riverwalk again today. Though I was able to bird for a little
over 2 hours, it was not until early afternoon when I was off duty
I only had about an hour to bird this morning before leaving for an out of
town meeting so I hit the Canon City Riverwalk where I believed there would
be a good number of new migrants that I saw come in late yesterday
afternoon. I was rewarded with a White-eyed Vireo among other birds. I got
some
COBirders:
I heard and then saw the previously reported singing White-eyed Vireo about 9am
this morning at Crow Valley CG. It was not far west of the central parking lot.
I photographed a screech-owl that was seen by several others in this same area.
It was identified as a Western Screech-Owl,
Loch Kilpatrick, Joe Roller and I observed a singing White-eyed Vireo in the
southwest corner of Crow Valley Campground. Other birds of note were...
American Redstart, Blackpoll Warbler, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Warbling Vireo
and tons of Swainson's Thrushes.
Glenn Walbek
Castle Rock, CO
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Today (Sunday) an adult White-eyed Vireo was banded at the Chatfield
banding station (east of the Audubon Society of Greater Denver's Nature
Center)
by Meredith McBurney. This eastern visitor was clearly the "bird of the
week" at the station. I photographed the bird.
Bill Eden
Denver
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At Sonderman Park this morning (western Colorado Springs), Allen Burns and
I refound the White-eyed Vireo first seen yesterday. It was further north
in the park, singing and working the middle story of the Willows north of
the beaver dam and wooden bridge. In the area a Northern Waterthrush w
This morning, not long after 7 a.m., I had a White-eyed Vireo at Sondermann
Park in Colorado Springs. I saw it well, and it was actively calling, in the
dense thickets near where the Lilac and Mesa Valley Connection Trails meet.
A White-eyed Vireo was previously found in this location in May of
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