[cobirds] Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park (22 Oct 2026) 4 Raptors

Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park
Golden, Greater Denver, Colorado, USA

To see hourly weather data and details of migrant raptors, look up this watch at hawkcount.org. This is a new raptor migration site identified and designated in mid-September 2024. This is Colorado's 1st fall hawk watch site, and the second hawk watch in Colorado. To get to the site which is along Lookout Mountain Rd. in Golden, enter either Windy Saddle Park or Mount Zion into Google Maps on your favorite navigation app, or enter the coordinates 39.7368,-105.2454. From the parking lot ascend the stone steps to the watch site. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO THE HAWK WATCH TO ENJOY THE SPECTACLE OF RAPTOR MIGRATION, EVEN IF YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IDENTIFYING RAPTORS IN FLIGHT. We will help you to learn Raptor ID if you are interested. See https://groups.google.com/g/cobirds/c/Oznn4uc6MBk

Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 22, 2026
Species	Day's Count	Month Total	Season Total
Black Vulture	0	0	0
Turkey Vulture	0	22	270
Osprey	0	3	29
Bald Eagle	0	2	7
Northern Harrier	0	7	25
Sharp-shinned Hawk	0	24	43
Cooper's Hawk	2	92	272
American Goshawk	0	0	0
Broad-winged Hawk	0	7	109
Red-tailed Hawk	2	168	643
Rough-legged Hawk	0	0	0
Swainson's Hawk	0	5	194
Ferruginous Hawk	0	1	2
Golden Eagle	0	10	24
American Kestrel	0	14	143
Merlin	0	2	6
Peregrine Falcon	0	0	1
Prairie Falcon	0	0	2
Mississippi Kite	0	0	0
Unknown Accipitrine	0	1	4
Unknown Buteo	0	1	8
Unknown Falcon	0	0	0
Unknown Eagle	0	0	0
Unknown Raptor	0	9	19
Total:	4	368	1801

Observation start time:	09:00:00
Observation end time:	13:00:00
Total observation time:	4 hours
Official Counter	Liza Antony
Observers:

Visitors:
A couple from California were interested to know I was counting migration raptors. I explained where we send the data to and that there were ~78 hawk watches reporting data to hawkcount.org A group of 4 high school kids enjoyed looking at downtown Denver through my spotting scope and were thrilled to see a distant car through the spotting scope.

Weather:
100% cloud cover at the start of the watch with light haze noted over Denver. A gray brown band was noted extending from downtown Denver to the north east. Haze was noted south of downtown and east of Green mtn. Virga was noted to the west and north east of the watch and continued in various locations for the entire watch period. Soaring forecast predicted a poor flight of raptors with the maximum height of thermals to be 4779 ft AGL with a trigger temperature of 23.2 C which was never reached!

Raptor Observations:
The first raptor was a migrant RT seen at 11:33 AM MDT. A total of 4 migrant raptors seen during the 4 hours of the watch. It was gratifying that this brought the number of migrant raptors seen to 1801 for the season. One non migrant distant raptor which most likely was a large falcon flew north towards NREL windmills.

Non-raptor Observations:
Other birds seen: TOSO, AMCR, MOBB, BBMA, CORA, MOCH

Predictions:
Cloudy through mid morning then gradually clearing , with a high near 75 F. S to SW winds 5 to 13 mph with gusts as high as 21 mph

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[cobirds] Bird Conservancy of the Rockies - Barr Lake Banding Report, 10/22/26

A weird morning.......going along at a typical late fall pace, with typical late fall birds, until half-way through the session.  Then nothing.  Not another bird caught after 9:30.

Here's the 21 banded today:

Sharp-shinned Hawk 1

Ruby-crowned Kinglet 1

Hermit Thrush 1

Song Sparrow 5

White-crowned Sparrow, Gambel's 7

Dark-eyed Junco, Slate-colored 1

Dark-eyed Junco, Oregon 4

Dark-eyed Junco, White-winged 1

Tomorrow ends our 2026 banding season!

Meredith McBurney

Bander, Barr Lake Station
Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

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[cobirds] Re: Photo request

Dave L, 

Please find my photo of the  COKI with an insect in its  mouth. Feel free to use it for CFO or other articles. 

 Others may have better photos from  the Oct 3 date.   I have an uncropped version but its too large for cobirds to accept it.

so email me and I may be able to send it to you via gmail. 

Patricia Cullen

Longmont, CO 

hathcockcolorado@gmail.com

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[cobirds] Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park (21 Oct 2026) 15 Raptors

Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park
Golden, Greater Denver, Colorado, USA

To see hourly weather data and details of migrant raptors, look up this watch at hawkcount.org. This is a new raptor migration site identified and designated in mid-September 2024. This is Colorado's 1st fall hawk watch site, and the second hawk watch in Colorado. To get to the site which is along Lookout Mountain Rd. in Golden, enter either Windy Saddle Park or Mount Zion into Google Maps on your favorite navigation app, or enter the coordinates 39.7368,-105.2454. From the parking lot ascend the stone steps to the watch site. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO THE HAWK WATCH TO ENJOY THE SPECTACLE OF RAPTOR MIGRATION, EVEN IF YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IDENTIFYING RAPTORS IN FLIGHT. We will help you to learn Raptor ID if you are interested. See https://groups.google.com/g/cobirds/c/Oznn4uc6MBk

Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 21, 2026
Species	Day's Count	Month Total	Season Total
Black Vulture	0	0	0
Turkey Vulture	1	22	270
Osprey	0	3	29
Bald Eagle	0	2	7
Northern Harrier	0	7	25
Sharp-shinned Hawk	0	24	43
Cooper's Hawk	0	90	270
American Goshawk	0	0	0
Broad-winged Hawk	0	7	109
Red-tailed Hawk	12	166	641
Rough-legged Hawk	0	0	0
Swainson's Hawk	0	5	194
Ferruginous Hawk	0	1	2
Golden Eagle	2	10	24
American Kestrel	0	14	143
Merlin	0	2	6
Peregrine Falcon	0	0	1
Prairie Falcon	0	0	2
Mississippi Kite	0	0	0
Unknown Accipitrine	0	1	4
Unknown Buteo	0	1	8
Unknown Falcon	0	0	0
Unknown Eagle	0	0	0
Unknown Raptor	0	9	19
Total:	15	364	1797

Observation start time:	09:00:00
Observation end time:	13:00:00
Total observation time:	4 hours
Official Counter	Ajit Antony
Observers:	Liza Antony

Visitors:
2 hikers asked whether we had seen any eagles, and I replied - 2. Overheard conversation between 2 hikers. Man - I don't know any of the native birds. I heard chirping. Woman ( confidently) - It was probably a sparrow. There are mud sparrows which are protected. Since they didn't ask me, I didn't intervene.

Weather:
Denver very hazy, also a white cloud at the horizon between north and east with a gray band exactly in between it horizontally, which we hadn't seen before, and we realized there appeared to be smoke coming from the area of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, so it looked likely a controlled burn. At 12:00 noon MDT the smoke increased tremendously with the smoke rising and sweeping North, and very curiously a white cumulus cloud on top of it, probably because of humidity from burning of the grasses being released rising until it reached the dew point when it formed a cumulus cloud, termed pyrocumulus. By 10:00 a.m. MDT they were already small puffy clouds to the South moving to the SE, typically capping thermals, with moderate cumulus beginning to form in the West by 10:30 a.m. The 'seeing' was hazy to the South and we had difficulty keeping hawks in view in our binoculars.

Raptor Observations:
The first migrant hawk was an RT at 10:17 a.m. at level 4 height of flight. GE 2 adult migrants at 12:44 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. and unusually late migrant TV. Curiously we saw no accipiters. After 1:00 p.m. there were only 2 migrants counted, and I wondered whether the hawks were catching thermals instead. We had excellent cloud cover in all directions especially in the last hour when it started at 55% and ended at 85%, we scanned low and high in every direction and did not pick up any other than over Lookout Mountain, though we did see 92 RBGU in many different groups up to 28 extremely high in the sky, flying SE. So either the hawks were not flying or more likely they were flying beyond binocular range, as the height of thermals was almost 7,000 ft above the watch. This was another day like yesterday where the only migrant hawks found were over Lookout Mountain, probably as the thermals were not very strong earlier in the morning, and hawks preferred the ridge lift. The advantage of having two watchers is that while Liza was looking for hawks all over, I concentrated mainly on the top of Lookout Mountain scanning with binoculars more frequently than I normally do when alone, thus finding more hawks then I did yesterday with similar weather conditions.

Non-raptor Observations:
3 paragliders at noon had no lift and could not even reach the level of the watch, this being expected with the Soaring Forecast from the NWS expecting lift at 12 feet/second and thermal height at 9580 feet AGL by 11:45 a.m.

Predictions:
A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75, winds from the W>SW>SSW. The winds aloft are going to be similar, light from the SW>SSW.J

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[cobirds] Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park (21 Oct 2026) 15 Raptors

Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park
Golden, Greater Denver, Colorado, USA

To see hourly weather data and details of migrant raptors, look up this watch at hawkcount.org. This is a new raptor migration site identified and designated in mid-September 2024. This is Colorado's 1st fall hawk watch site, and the second hawk watch in Colorado. To get to the site which is along Lookout Mountain Rd. in Golden, enter either Windy Saddle Park or Mount Zion into Google Maps on your favorite navigation app, or enter the coordinates 39.7368,-105.2454. From the parking lot ascend the stone steps to the watch site. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO THE HAWK WATCH TO ENJOY THE SPECTACLE OF RAPTOR MIGRATION, EVEN IF YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IDENTIFYING RAPTORS IN FLIGHT. We will help you to learn Raptor ID if you are interested. See https://groups.google.com/g/cobirds/c/Oznn4uc6MBk

Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 21, 2026
Species	Day's Count	Month Total	Season Total
Black Vulture	0	0	0
Turkey Vulture	1	22	270
Osprey	0	3	29
Bald Eagle	0	2	7
Northern Harrier	0	7	25
Sharp-shinned Hawk	0	24	43
Cooper's Hawk	0	90	270
American Goshawk	0	0	0
Broad-winged Hawk	0	7	109
Red-tailed Hawk	12	166	641
Rough-legged Hawk	0	0	0
Swainson's Hawk	0	5	194
Ferruginous Hawk	0	1	2
Golden Eagle	2	10	24
American Kestrel	0	14	143
Merlin	0	2	6
Peregrine Falcon	0	0	1
Prairie Falcon	0	0	2
Mississippi Kite	0	0	0
Unknown Accipitrine	0	1	4
Unknown Buteo	0	1	8
Unknown Falcon	0	0	0
Unknown Eagle	0	0	0
Unknown Raptor	0	9	19
Total:	15	364	1797

Observation start time:	09:00:00
Observation end time:	13:00:00
Total observation time:	4 hours
Official Counter	Ajit Antony
Observers:	Liza Antony

Visitors:
2 hikers asked whether we had seen any eagles, and I replied - 2. Overheard conversation between 2 hikers. Man - I don't know any of the native birds. I heard chirping. Woman ( confidently) - It was probably a sparrow. There are mud sparrows which are protected. Since they didn't ask me, I didn't intervene.

Weather:
Denver very hazy, also a white cloud at the horizon between north and east with a gray band exactly in between it horizontally, which we hadn't seen before, and we realized there appeared to be smoke coming from the area of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, so it looked likely a controlled burn. At 12:00 noon MDT the smoke increased tremendously with the smoke rising and sweeping North, and very curiously a white cumulus cloud on top of it, probably because of humidity from burning of the grasses being released rising until it reached the dew point when it formed a cumulus cloud, termed pyrocumulus. By 10:00 a.m. MDT they were already small puffy clouds to the South moving to the SE, typically capping thermals, with moderate cumulus beginning to form in the West by 10:30 a.m. The 'seeing' was hazy to the South and we had difficulty keeping hawks in view in our binoculars.

Raptor Observations:
The first migrant hawk was an RT at 10:17 a.m. at level 4 height of flight. GE 2 adult migrants at 12:44 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. and unusually late migrant TV. Curiously we saw no accipiters. After 1:00 p.m. there were only 2 migrants counted, and I wondered whether the hawks were catching thermals instead. We had excellent cloud cover in all directions especially in the last hour when it started at 55% and ended at 85%, we scanned low and high in every direction and did not pick up any other than over Lookout Mountain, though we did see 92 RBGU in many different groups up to 28 extremely high in the sky, flying SE. So either the hawks were not flying or more likely they were flying beyond binocular range, as the height of thermals was almost 7,000 ft above the watch. This was another day like yesterday where the only migrant hawks found were over Lookout Mountain, probably as the thermals were not very strong earlier in the morning, and hawks preferred the ridge lift. The advantage of having two watchers is that while Liza was looking for hawks all over, I concentrated mainly on the top of Lookout Mountain scanning with binoculars more frequently than I normally do when alone, thus finding more hawks then I did yesterday with similar weather conditions.

Non-raptor Observations:
3 paragliders at noon had no lift and could not even reach the level of the watch, this being expected with the Soaring Forecast from the NWS expecting lift at 12 feet/second and thermal height at 9580 feet AGL by 11:45 a.m.

Predictions:
A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75, winds from the W>SW>SSW. The winds aloft are going to be similar, light from the SW>SSW.J

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[cobirds] Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park (21 Oct 2026) 15 Raptors

Mount Zion Hawk Watch at Windy Saddle Park
Golden, Greater Denver, Colorado, USA

To see hourly weather data and details of migrant raptors, look up this watch at hawkcount.org. This is a new raptor migration site identified and designated in mid-September 2024. This is Colorado's 1st fall hawk watch site, and the second hawk watch in Colorado. To get to the site which is along Lookout Mountain Rd. in Golden, enter either Windy Saddle Park or Mount Zion into Google Maps on your favorite navigation app, or enter the coordinates 39.7368,-105.2454. From the parking lot ascend the stone steps to the watch site. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO THE HAWK WATCH TO ENJOY THE SPECTACLE OF RAPTOR MIGRATION, EVEN IF YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IDENTIFYING RAPTORS IN FLIGHT. We will help you to learn Raptor ID if you are interested. See https://groups.google.com/g/cobirds/c/Oznn4uc6MBk

Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 21, 2026
Species	Day's Count	Month Total	Season Total
Black Vulture	0	0	0
Turkey Vulture	1	22	270
Osprey	0	3	29
Bald Eagle	0	2	7
Northern Harrier	0	7	25
Sharp-shinned Hawk	0	24	43
Cooper's Hawk	0	90	270
American Goshawk	0	0	0
Broad-winged Hawk	0	7	109
Red-tailed Hawk	12	166	641
Rough-legged Hawk	0	0	0
Swainson's Hawk	0	5	194
Ferruginous Hawk	0	1	2
Golden Eagle	2	10	24
American Kestrel	0	14	143
Merlin	0	2	6
Peregrine Falcon	0	0	1
Prairie Falcon	0	0	2
Mississippi Kite	0	0	0
Unknown Accipitrine	0	1	4
Unknown Buteo	0	1	8
Unknown Falcon	0	0	0
Unknown Eagle	0	0	0
Unknown Raptor	0	9	19
Total:	15	364	1797

Observation start time:	09:00:00
Observation end time:	13:00:00
Total observation time:	4 hours
Official Counter	Ajit Antony
Observers:	Liza Antony

Visitors:
2 hikers asked whether we had seen any eagles, and I replied - 2. Overheard conversation between 2 hikers. Man - I don't know any of the native birds. I heard chirping. Woman ( confidently) - It was probably a sparrow. There are mud sparrows which are protected. Since they didn't ask me, I didn't intervene.

Weather:
Denver very hazy, also a white cloud at the horizon between north and east with a gray band exactly in between it horizontally, which we hadn't seen before, and we realized there appeared to be smoke coming from the area of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, so it looked likely a controlled burn. At 12:00 noon MDT the smoke increased tremendously with the smoke rising and sweeping North, and very curiously a white cumulus cloud on top of it, probably because of humidity from burning of the grasses being released rising until it reached the dew point when it formed a cumulus cloud, termed pyrocumulus. By 10:00 a.m. MDT they were already small puffy clouds to the South moving to the SE, typically capping thermals, with moderate cumulus beginning to form in the West by 10:30 a.m. The 'seeing' was hazy to the South and we had difficulty keeping hawks in view in our binoculars.

Raptor Observations:
The first migrant hawk was an RT at 10:17 a.m. at level 4 height of flight. GE 2 adult migrants at 12:44 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. and unusually late migrant TV. Curiously we saw no accipiters. After 1:00 p.m. there were only 2 migrants counted, and I wondered whether the hawks were catching thermals instead. We had excellent cloud cover in all directions especially in the last hour when it started at 55% and ended at 85%, we scanned low and high in every direction and did not pick up any other than over Lookout Mountain, though we did see 92 RBGU in many different groups up to 28 extremely high in the sky, flying SE. So either the hawks were not flying or more likely they were flying beyond binocular range, as the height of thermals was almost 7,000 ft above the watch. This was another day like yesterday where the only migrant hawks found were over Lookout Mountain, probably as the thermals were not very strong earlier in the morning, and hawks preferred the ridge lift. The advantage of having two watchers is that while Liza was looking for hawks all over, I concentrated mainly on the top of Lookout Mountain scanning with binoculars more frequently than I normally do when alone, thus finding more hawks then I did yesterday with similar weather conditions.

Non-raptor Observations:
3 paragliders at noon had no lift and could not even reach the level of the watch, this being expected with the Soaring Forecast from the NWS expecting lift at 12 feet/second and thermal height at 9580 feet AGL by 11:45 a.m.

Predictions:
A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75, winds from the W>SW>SSW. The winds aloft are going to be similar, light from the SW>SSW.J

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[cobirds] Bird Conservancy of the Rockies - Barr Lake Banding Report, 10/21/26

Today was slow, as the temps went from almost too cold to almost too hot.  Only 9 birds banded:

Hermit Thrush 1

White-throated Sparrow 1 (FOS)

White-crowned Sparrow, Gambel's 3

Dark-eyed Junco, Slate-colored 2

Dark-eyed Junco, Oregon 2

Two more days this season - we will take the station down after banding on Friday.  There are visitor sessions at 8 a.m. both days - register here.

Meredith McBurney

Bander, Barr Lake Station

Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

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