Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: May 7, 2014
email: rba AT cfobirds.org
phone: 303-659-8750
This is the Colorado Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, May 7, sponsored
by the Denver Field Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
If you are phoning in a message, you can skip the recording by pressing the
star key (*) on your phone at any time. Please leave your name, phone
number, detailed directions including county, and dates for each sighting.
It would be helpful if you would spell your last name.
Highlight species include (* indicates new information on this species in
this report).
Surf Scoter (Park)
Barrow's Goldeneye (Eagle)
Red-necked Grebe Weld)
NEOTROPIC CORMORANT (Montezuma)
Green Heron (Douglas/Jefferson, *Larimer)
GLOSSY IBIS (Boulder, Fremont)
Broad-winged Hawk (Boulder, Jefferson, Prowers)
Dunlin (Park)
LAUGHING GULL (*Prowers)
Caspian Tern (Weld)
White-winged Dove (Boulder, *Montrose)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (Prowers, Yuma)
Black Phoebe (Dolores, *Mesa, Ouray)
Eastern Phoebe (Bent, Douglas/Jefferson)
White-eyed Vireo (Pueblo)
WOOD THRUSH (*Bent, Weld)
Golden-winged Warbler (Bent)
Tennessee Warbler (Prowers, Yuma)
Nashville Warbler (Prowers)
Northern Parula (Arapahoe, Jefferson, Larimer, Prowers)
Chestnut-sided Warbler (*Weld)
Black-throated Blue Warbler (Weld)
Black-throated Gray Warbler (Douglas/Jefferson, Ouray, Weld)
Black-throated Green Warbler (Bent)
BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER (Baca)
YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER (Prowers)
PINE WARBLER (La Plata, Weld)
Blackpoll Warbler (Yuma)
Black-and-white Warbler (Douglas/Jefferson, Larimer, *Rio Grande)
Worm-eating Warbler (*Arapahoe)
SWAINSON'S WARBLER (Bent)
Ovenbird (*Bent, Prowers)
Northern Waterthrush (Bent, *Mesa, Yuma)
KENTUCKY WARBLER (Bent)
Hooded Warbler (*Weld)
PAINTED REDSTART (Weld)
Summer Tanager (Bent, *Larimer, Prowers, Yuma)
SCARLET TANAGER (Yuma)
EASTERN TOWHEE (Weld)
Field Sparrow (Prowers)
White-throated Sparrow (Prowers, Yuma)
Harris's Sparrow (Garfield, Prowers, Yuma)
Northern Cardinal (Prowers, Yuma)
ARAPAHOE COUNTY:
--A Northern Parula was reported by Suddjian on the Highline Canal near Prince St access in Littleton on May 4.
--A Worm-eating Warbler was found by Rutherford by the Smokey Hills picnic area of Cherry Creek SP on May 6 and it was seen by m.o.b.
BACA COUNTY:
--A BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER was reported by Kellner 1.5 miles S of CR MM on CR 45 at a stream crossing on May 3. Stay on the road.
BENT COUNTY:
--On May 3, Percival reported a singing young male Summer Tanager and 2 Eastern Phoebes at Melody Tempel Grove.
--An ad m Black-throated Green Warbler was reported by Duane Nelson on the south side of John Martin Reservoir on May 4.
--At Melody Tempel Grove on May 4, Duane Nelson reported m Kentucky Warbler and Ovenbird.
--On May 5 at Tempel Grove, Duane Nelson reported WOOD THRUSH, 2 Ovenbirds, Northern Watherthrush, and imm m Summer Tanager. On May 5 at Tempel Grove, Leatherman reported SWAINSON'S WARBLER, Stulp found a m Golden-winged Warbler, and Eastern Phoebe. On May 6, Leatherman reported WOOD THRUSH and 2 Ovenbirds at Tempel Grove.
BOULDER COUNTY:
--A Broad-winged Hawk was reported by Kaempfer on the Fowler Trail outside of Eldorado Springs on May 3.
--An Eastern Phoebe was reported by Kaempfer at the bridge over Boulder Creek at 75th St on May 3.
--A GLOSSY IBIS was reported by Waltman at Cottonwood Marsh on May 5.
--A White-winged Dove was reported by Michael King at his feeders in Boulder on May 5. If you would like to try to
see the bird contact him at michaelking4 AT me.com
DOLORES COUNTY:
--Black Phoebes were reported by Dunmire at Bradfield Bridge Boat Ramp on May 3.
DOUGLAS/JEFFERSON COUNTIES:
--On May 4, Suddjian reported 2 Eastern Phoebes, Black-and-White Warbler and Black-throated Gray Warbler at Chatfield SP.
--On May 5 at the swim beach at Chatfield SP, Suddjian reported Green Heron.
EAGLE COUNTY:
--10 Barrow's Goldeneyes were reported by Filby at Spring Park Reservoir on May 3.
FREMONT COUNTY:
--2 GLOSSY IBIS were reported by Moss in a flooded field near Florence on May 5.
GARFIELD COUNTY:
--Filby reported on May 5 that his yard Harris's Sparrow in Carbondale is still present. If you would like to try to see the bird email him at dickfilby AT hotmail.com.
JEFFERSON COUNTY:
--A Broad-winged Hawk was reported by Farrell over the Dinosaur Ridge Hawk Watch on May 3. On May 4 Wuerthele reported Broad-winged Hawk over Dinosur Ridge Hawk Watch. On May 5, Commercon reported 3 Broad-winged Hawks over the hawk watch.
--A Northern Parula was reported by Crooks at the WheatRidge Greenbelt on May 4. It was on N side of river, east of Prospect Park Footbridge. The Northern Parula was reported by Shade at the greenbelt on May 5.
LA PLATA COUNTY:
--A f PINE WARBLER was reported by Beatty at Pastorius SWA in PJ N of old inlet ditch on E side with yellow-rumps on May 4.
LARIMER COUNTY:
--A Black-and-white Warbler was reported by Biggerstaff at Dixon Reservoir in west Fort Collins on May 5. A Northern Parula was reported by Wade at Dixon on May 5.
--A f Summer Tanager was reported by Sparks Behind the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery and 2 Green Herons along the Poudre Bike Trail on May 6
MESA COUNTY:
--A Black Phoebe was reported by Stigen on the Audubon Trail in Grand Junction near "Phoebe Rock" on May 3 and on May 4.
--At Highline Lake SP on May 6, Beason reported 2 Black Phoebes and a Northern Waterthrush.
MONTEZUMA COUNTY:
--A NEOTROPIC CORMORANT was photographed by Bartlett at Denny Lake in Cortez on May 2 and has been present for a couple of days. On May 3, Morris reported NEOTROPIC CORMORANT at Denny Lake.
MONTROSE COUNTY:
--A White-winged Dove was reported by Dexter in his yard in Nucla on May 6 and a Black Phoebe was near the Nucla Reservoir.
PARK COUNTY:
--A Dunlin was reported by Suddjian at Antero Reservoir on May 3.
--An ad m Surf Scoter was reported by Suddjian at Spinney Reservoir on May 3.
OURAY COUNTY:
--2 Black Phoebes were reported by Kent Nelson at Billy Creek Bridge on May 3.
--Kent Nelson reported that a Black-throated Gray Warbler was banded at Ridgway Reservoir on May 5.
PROWERS COUNTY:
--A Harris's Sparrow was reported by Percival at Riverside Cemetery on May 3.
--At LCCW on May 3, Percival reported singing YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER, Nashville Warbler, Broad-winged Hawk, Field Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, Red-bellied Woodpecker, and Northern Cardinals.
--On May 3, near Fairmount Cemetery in Lamar Percival reported a singing male Northern Parula.
--A breeding plumaged Harris's Sparrow was reported by Leatherman at Riverside Cemetery in Lamar on May 5.
--At Fairmount Cemetery in Lamar on May 5, Leatherman reported Tennessee Warbler and Red-bellied Woodpecker.
--At LCCW on May 5, Leatherman reported 3 Summer Tanagers, Red-bellied Woodpecker, and a pair of Northern Cardinals.
--A LAUGHING GULL was reported by Leatherman at the Lamar Truck Stop N of Lamar on May 6.
PUEBLO COUNTY:
--On May 3 at Chico Basin Ranch, Hinds reported a White-eyed Vireo at HQ.
RIO GRANDE COUNTY:
--A Black-and-white Warbler was reported by Simmons at the Del Norte Cemetery on May 5.
WELD COUNTY:
--On May 1, Sheeter reported PAINTED REDSTART and PINE WARBLER at Crow Valley Campground. She warns
birders to bring rubber boots. The PAINTED REDSTART was seen by m.o.b. on May 1. A Black-throated Gray Warbler
was reported by Moore at Crow Valley Campground on May 1. On May 2, the PAINTED REDSTART, PINE WARBLER, and Black-throated Gray Warbler were seen by m.o.b. at Crow Valley. On May 2, Martinez reported a Black-throated Blue Warbler at Crow Valley Campground. On May 3, Mlodinow reported that the PAINTED REDSTART continued at Crow Valley and it was seen by m.o.b. On May 3, Baron reported PINE WARBLER in NW part of Crow Valley.
--A breeding plumaged Red-necked Grebe was reported by Mlodinow at Windsor Lake on May 3.
--A Caspian Tern was reported by Kaempfer at St. Vrain SP on May 3.
--On May 3, Lefko reported an EASTERN TOWHEE at Crow Valley CG.
--On May 4, Gent found a WOOD THRUSH in the NW corner of Crow Valley CG.
--On May 6 at Crow Valley, Miguel reported Chestnut-sided Warbler and m Hooded Warbler.
YUMA COUNTY:
--On May 4 in Laird, Mlodinow reported m SCARLET TANAGER, Northern Cardinal, and Red-bellied Woodpecker.
--On May 4 at Wray Fish Hatchery, Mlodinow reported f Summer Tanager, White-throated Sparrow, and Harris's Sparrow.
--At Stalker Lake on May 4, Mlodinow reported Northern Waterthrush and Northern Cardinal.
--At Wray City Park on May 4, Mlodinow reported Tennessee Warbler, Northern Cardinal, and Red-belllied Woodpecker.
--At Shelterbelts N of Wray, Mlodinow reported Northern Waterthrush and Blackpoll Warbler on May 4.
Help with the Spring Counts
Friday, May 9
Cherry Creek Reservoir
Leader: Bob Brown, 303-791-6204
Meet at 0630 at the Marina on west side (near Cherry Creek High School) in Cherry Creek State Park. State Parks pass required.
Saturday, May 10
Waterton, Downstream
Leader: Urling Kingery, 303-814-2733
Meet at 0600 at Audubon Center/Discovery Pavilion (left turn immediately after turning from Wadsworth (Colo 121) onto Waterton/Roxborough Road (4.4 miles south of C-470) and before the CPW parking lot for Waterton Canyon. 4-5 mile hike. Wear long pants due to bare-leg-unfriendly plants such as poison ivy, thistles, and knapweed.
Castlewood Canyon State Park
Leader: Tom Halverstadt (303-688-2442 (weekdays) thavs1 AT comcast.net
Meet at 0630 at old entrance. From CO 86, 0.5 miles west of Franktown, turn south on Castlewood Canyon Road, go two miles to old entrance. State Parks pass required.
Chatfield State Park
Leader: Joey Kellner 303-978-1748
Meet at 0600 at west (Deer Creek) entrance to park. State Parks Pass required.
Lower Bear Creek
Leader: Chuck Aid, 303-503-2973 or caid AT ecentral.com
Contact leader if you plan to go. Meet at 0600 at parking lot on Morrison Road at C470 NW corner, next to Conoco Station.
Sunday, May 11
Barr Lake periphery
Leader Dick Anderson, 303-757-4582
This trip does not involve much walking; good for people with limited mobility or stamina. Meet at 0730 on access road to entrance station at Barr Lake State Park.
Barr Lake State Park
Leader: Dick Schottler, 303-278-8035.
Call leader if you plan to go. Meet at 0600 at Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. Exit I-76 at Bromley Lane; go east about 1/4 mile and turn right (south) on Lark Bunting Lane, to end of road. State Parks pass required.
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Leader: Urling Kingery, 303-814-2723
Space limited; contact leader to register.
Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Boulder
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