When they began to show off
on barbed fences, I was puzzled. *What, no disappearing into the grass?"
Last Friday, September 4, Drummond, Gillilan and I saw a juvy BAIS on a
High Utility Line - think telephone wire. That may be a record in the
"getting high" category
for BAIS in CO.
I was puzzled. *What, no disappearing into the grass?"
Last Friday, September 4, Drummond, Gillilan and I saw a juvy BAIS on a
High Utility Line - think telephone wire. That may be a record in the
"getting high" category
for BAIS in CO.
Joe Roller,
Denver
* I try not to use the word
communal roost of gulls. They seemed very uncomfortable and almost
> immediately took off again.
>
> Nick Komar
> Fort Collins CO
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Sep 7, 2014, at 12:53 PM, Joe Roller wrote:
>
>I have been stopping by Grasmere Lake, the southern water body in
>
Instead of succumbing to the usual Sunday morning ennui and hunger pangs, I
explored the topic of reporting "Muscovy Duck" on eBird checklists.
* See below for links to recipes.
** There is a whole page of information in the eBird Help section about all
the ins and outs of the three ways to repor
South American
(except for Patagonia)" population I mentioned, with the name:
"Muscovy Duck (*Cairina moschata*)".
Please pass the orange sauce.
Joe Roller, Denver
On Sun, Oct 6, 2019 at 9:40 PM SeEtta wrote:
> My apologies my email went out with duplicate screenshots and l
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found in
California.
>From time to time Red-winged Blackbirds seem to have Tricolored Blackbird
type plumage,
but that is an illusion apparently.
Joe Roller, Denver
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 8:16 PM Joe wrote:
> Enid “species maps” for Ga.
> Joe Roller
>
> Sent from my iPhone
&g
e' in your post."
Link to the complete Rules of the Road is:
https://cobirds.org/CFOPage.aspx?pg=2
Joe Roller, Denver
And if you read CObirds, why not join the group that supports it and so
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Join CFO!
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I do hope that my mini-rant about the reviewer did not put you off from
further communication (for all I know you are that reviewer!). I apologize
if it offended you or anyone else. I was just frustrated with lack of
communication and hoping to make more connection, not angry and wanting to
blast a
Very Sorry.
Please do not read or forward.
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journey.
So keep those mealworms handy, and watch your feeder continuously. You too
could enjoy 500 birders crowding into
your kitchen for a glimpse of this year's rarity, Red-flanked Bluetail!
Thanks and good birding!
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IF you plan to seek out the Bluetail,
DuWayne,
FYI, four birders saw the Red-flanked Bluetail today in Laramie,
as recently as 12:12, and reported that to eBird at the stakeout hotspot.
So it is alive and well.
Joe Roller, Denver
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 1:49 PM DuWayne Worthington <
duwayne.worthing...@valorchristian.com>
Very sorry.
Birders hung out at the site where that bird was seen by over
a dozen birders yesterday, Nov 4,
*BUT NO ONE has seen it today, Tuesday, Nov 5, as of 2:10 PM*
I apologize for my recent erroneous message.
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Might these 3 be the harbingers of an invasion year for these chunky,
scowling bombycillids?
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Yellowstone NP.
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but was axed when the poor population pooped out.
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mmel was
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Great find.
Thanks!
I recall having one at Chatfield on Oct 31, in about 1989, but yours is Way
late!
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> Earlier today I had a Blackburnian Warbler foraging in Rabbit brush along
> the Arkan
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d the Luna Res in Weld County, but rather you are directed to a nice
reservoir in Spain, farther east.
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> detour down that road, just to
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a nap. Zero miles, zero birds. Wow! ZERO.
The main point is to get a buddy or three to join you for longer trips.
"Let's Go Birding!"
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t they all seem to be "Larus
vulgaris", then we learn to sort some of them out. Very satisfying. Like
long ago when we learned to tell Greater from Lesser Yellowlegs.
The best advice from several birders on COBirds has been "go up there and
look at them" and I agree. Warren
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On Fri, Feb 14, 2020 at 8:57 AM 'The "Nunn Guy"' via Colorado Birds <
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> Hi Jared
>
> Could not find a "gull in flight ID gu
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lake were they?
And PS. Welcome Back.
Joe
On Friday, February 14, 2020 at 2:41:31 PM UTC-7, Brandon wrote:
>
> I've seen a few birds of note at Pueblo Reservoir recently:
>
> 2/14:
> Mew Gull - 2 (1 adult, 1 2nd year) sta
Thanks to those who helped me be sure about that.
Maybe I was too suspicious.
BUT...as the old saying goes,
"Just because you're *Paranoid* doesn't mean they aren't out to get you!"
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It would be helpful to describe the observations that confirmed they were
alive, as
it is such a coincidence to have them there, right where the decoys were
recently.
Were they swimming, foraging, flapping wings, interacting?
"Trust, but verify".
Joe Roller, Denver
On Sat, Mar 14, 20
he Covid-19 pandemic.
Joe Roller, Denver
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PS As is the Colorado custom, birders visiting active feeders like this
usually bring along
a bag of seeds or a cash donation to defray costs.
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of species, high counts, etc, seen there since the new hotspot was set up
about 2 weeks ago,
thanks to a suggestion from Adam Veseley.
Joe Roll
As we patiently hang out in our homes, Dreamin' of California, let us
DISREGARD
this advice from 1965. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but
now...not so much.
GO WHERE YOU WANNA GO! The Mamas and the Papas(You can find the catchy
song on You Tube).
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On Sun, M
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T to do so.
Disclaimer - this is not in knowledge bucket, but tried to find out what I
could.
A CO eBird species reviewer will probably chime in with a better answer.
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decades since I started birding, but never
before in Denver County.
About the only place they were found in the mid-70's was Burnt Mill Road,
SW of Pueblo.
Thanks Jeff and the Sages! It was a nice respite from hunkering down for 3
weeks.
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seen all ten in one day? Nine?
Joe Roller, Denver
On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 8:09 PM Brian Johnson
wrote:
> This morning I saw all three teals, the ducks with teal in the name, all
> with in twenty feet of each other along the Souh Platte River. It rather
> cool after reading this pos
;
There are stronger ways to say it, and still be polite, but maybe try the
softer approach first.
And if someone says, "I want to get a flight shot, let's flush it,"
homicide is justifiable.
Joe Roller, Denver
For further info, refer to the ABA Code of Ethics.
The bird comes first
let me know.
If you are not on eBird yet, get started and your reward will be learning
about all those juncos!
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Question on Juncos
I live in the North Pinery and see Dark-Eyed Juncos all winter long.
Sometimes 15+ at a
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Full name of hotspot:
"stakeout Black-throated Blue Warbler, Tucker Gulch, 2020"
Consider merging your checklists from that site with the stakeout hotspot.
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visit, especially
in May. A great many rarities have been seen here, culminating in
today's Hermit Warbler, reported by Tracy Pheneger.
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Eric,
Duane Nelson is THE guy there and can answer your questions.
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Curious if anyone has any suggestions about
k his place in our lives.
Joe Roller, Denver
Dear members of the birding community:
It is with sadness that I share with you that my Father, Robert (Bob)
Spencer died peacefully yesterday while in recovery from a recent broken
hip. He and his new bride, Shirley (died 2006) moved to Golden Colorado
Yesterday, immediately after the Cobirds announcement of Bob Spencer's
passing, Paula Hansley's note hit Cobirds, with news about her Boulder
BOBOLINK sighting.
"Bobolink" was Bob Spencer's email address.
Coincidence, I guess.
Or was Bob giving us a chuckle one last t
; with Bobolink — all double-entendres intended: His name, a cool bird, and
> internet link.
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> Bob
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> On May 13, 2020, at 7:49 AM, Joe Roller wrote:
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> Yesterday, immediately after the Cobirds announcement of Bob Spencer's
> passing, Paula Hansley'
to majorly
dip.
I'd like to know more about the birds feeding on "a leafy branch".
Deciduous tree? Did he get
a good look, as Red-breasted Nuthatch would be more expected and is about
the same size.
Thanks for reporting this sighting.
Best regards to you and stay safe, Norma!
Joe
whether ten days is too long to wait.
Joe Roller, Denver
On Tue, May 19, 2020 at 11:35 AM Susan Rosine wrote:
> I'm sure the eBird reviewers are very busy with all the great birds
> everyone has been seeing, but is it unusual to have not heard anything
> about a bird spotted on M
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