[cobirds] Shrike Update

Just caught a mouse and flew across the street. I'll leave you guys alone the rest of the day. -- Ira Sanders Golden, CO "My mind is a raging torrent flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives." -- You received this message because you are subscribed t

[cobirds] Shrike @ Running Deer Natural Area (LARIMER)

I found a Loggerhead Shrike at Running Deer Natural Area in Fort Collins today ~4:30pm. The bird was repeatedly visiting a tree next to the trail that connects the Colorado Visitors Center off Prospect Rd near I-25 to the rest of the Running Deer/Cottonwood Hollow trails. It's basically the only

Re: [cobirds] shrike

An adult Northern Shrike was seen well on power lines in southern Lincoln County during a DFO field trip on October 12. An Aiken field trip only two days earlier found a Loggerhead Shrike near there. Changing of the guard, I suppose. Joe Roller, Denver On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 7:59 AM, scott wro

Re: [cobirds] shrike

ounty -- From: "scott" Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 7:59 AM To: "COBirds" Subject: [cobirds] shrike I am wondering if anyone has seen a Northern Shrike yet this fall, they should be arriving anytime now. Scott Rashid Estes Park -- You received this message beca

[cobirds] shrike

I am wondering if anyone has seen a Northern Shrike yet this fall, they should be arriving anytime now. Scott Rashid Estes Park -- 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,

[cobirds] Shrike

If you are in the area, a loggerhead Shrike is on the wires near the power substation on rampart range Road in Roxborough Regards –Greg Pasquariello -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Colorado Birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop recei

[cobirds] Shrike Eats Redpoll - Larimer County

We have had a flock of about 20 Common Redpolls at our feeders every day for at least the last week. We also have witnessed nearly daily visits from a Northern Shrike, preying on our feeder birds, usually juncos. This morning, the shrike was successful in catching a redpoll, taking advantage o

[cobirds] Shrike

As I was looking out my back window at the new fallen snow and the foothills there came a flash of wings across the yard. A shrike had zipped in and grabbed a bird on the bush. I have seen the "butcher birds" meal remains on fence wire but have never witnessed the catch. Cool!Jennifer HyypioLittle

[cobirds] shrike

Hi all, There has been a Northern Shrike in our yard for that past few days, it has been chasing juncos. hasn't caught any yet, but he/she doesn't seem to want to give up. Also the owl banding is doing well, we have caught 42 saw-whets so far. Slightly higher than the 26 that we caught last ye

[cobirds] shrike

Hi all, This evening I saw a Northern Shrike. It appears a bit late for Northern Shrikes to be in the area, and possibly in the state. Is anyone else still seeing Northern Shrikes around? In the past, Northern Shrikes have moved out of the area by the middle of March. Scott Rashid Estes Park

[cobirds] shrike study

Spring migration for Loggerhead Shrikes will begin soon. I'm looking for peak migration dates for shrikes in northeast Colorado (Phillips, Sedgewick and Yuma counties). Are there any eyes out there? Thanks - Susan Craig Click here to fi