Hi all,
The Long-Tailed Duck female is still there as of sunset today.
I took a grainy picture for those looking to admire her:
http://i.imgur.com/hoOK4SE.jpg
Jen Small
Denver, CO
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 6:26:02 PM UTC-6, Chris Rurik wrote:
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> The Long-tailed Duck continues as of 4:00 this afternoon.
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> Shameless pitch: Bluff Lake's bird walk is this Saturday, 8 - 10 am. Should be good -- I've had a gnatcatcher, hermit thrush, cowbird and several other migrants there in the last week.
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> Chris Rurik
> Denver, CO
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> On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 8:07:22 PM UTC-6, Chip Clouse wrote:
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> COBirders,
> I dropped by I-70 & Lowell and confirmed Bob Canter's Long-tailed Duck amongst the white caps this morning around 10 am. It was hanging with Ruddy Ducks. It appears to me to be a female that hasn't quite completed the molt into alternate plumage but my experience with this species is also limited so I can't be sure if it is leaving juvenal plumage or just basic plumage. The wind sure didn't help either as she stayed tucked most of the time.
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> As windy as it was, there were also quite a few swallows (200?) on the lake. Most were Cliff and Barn with at least 2 Northern Rough-winged and more Violet-greens than eBird liked (at least 8.) No Tree or Bank Swallows that I could discern. A few usual suspects brought the list to 19 species in 20 minutes.
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> Happy spring,
> Chip Clouse
> Olde Town Arvada, CO
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