Compiler: Joyce Takamine
Date: June 29, 2015
E-mail: rba AT cobirds.org
This is the Rare Bird Alert, Monday, June 29 sponsored by Denver Field
Ornithologists and the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species).
BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK (La Plata)
Barrow's Goldeneye (Garfield)
WHITE IBIS (*Grand)
Broad-winged Hawk (Jefferson)
Upland Sandpiper (Weld)
MAGNIFICENT HUMMINGBIRD (*La Plata)
ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD (*Las Animas)
Red-headed Woodpecker (Park, Yuma)
Acorn Woodpecker (La Plata)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (Yuma)
Williamson's Sapsucker (Jefferson)
American Three-toed Woodpecker (Chaffee)
Least Flycatcher (Mesa)
Eastern Phoebe (Jefferson, *Douglas)
Gray Vireo (Las Animas)
Purple Martin (Mesa)
McCown's Longspsur (Weld)
Sagebrush Sparow (Summit)
Fox Sparrow (Boulder, Larimer)
Hepatic Tanager (Las Animas)
Northern Cardinal (Boulder, Yuma)
EASTERN MEADOWLARK (Boulder)
Baltimore Oriole (El Paso, Otero, Yuma)
Brown-capped Rosy-Finch (Chaffee)
BOULDER COUNTY:
--A Slate-colored Fox Sparrow was reported by Jane Baryames on the Boulder Bird Club Field trip led by David Dowell at Brainard Lake on June 13. A Fox Sparrow was reported by Peter Burke at Brainard Lake on June 20.
--An EASTERN MEADOWLARK was heard by Paula Hansley north of Hwy 42 in Louisville between the traffic light at 95th and where Hwy 42 turn east and the bike path underpass on June 19.
--ON June 22, Elena Klaver reported Northern Cardinal along the trail at 4th and Hawthorne in Boulder.
CHAFFEE COUNTY:
--On June 22, Katey Buster reported American Three-toed Woodpecker and Brown-capped Rosy-Finches on Cottonwood Pass.
DOUGLAS COUNTY:
--An Eastern Phoebe was reported by Joey Kellner at Kingfisher Bridge at Chatfield SP on June 20. Access to Chatfield is now only from the Plum Creek Entrance. On June 27, Joey Kellner reported Eastern Phoebe at Chatfield SP over the reservoir.
EL PASO COUNTY:
--A Baltimore Oriole was reported by Leonard Lake at Ramah Reservoir SWA on June 20.
GARFIELD COUNTY
--10 Barrow's Goldeneyes were reported by JoAnn Riggle at the Flat Tops Area on June 24.
GRAND COUNTY:
--A WHITE IBIS was reported by John Cocanower at Windy Gap Reservoir on June 28.
JEFFERSON COUNTY:
--On June 20 at Genessee Mountain Park, Hugh Kingery reported Broad-winged Hawk and Williamson's Sapsucker.
--5 Eastern Phoebes were reported by Cynthia Madsen at Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield on June 25.
LA PLATA COUNTY:
--10 Acorn Woodpeckers were reported by Gary Brower on Meadow Road in Rafter J Subdivision on June 18. On June 26, Aaron Keller reported 2 Acorn Woodpeckers on Meadow Road in Rafter J Subdivision.
--4 BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCKS were reported by Dugald Owen on the Animas River in Durango on June 20. They were on the east side of the river, north of 32nd St. They were not seen on June 21.
--A probable 2nd year male MAGNIFICIENT HUMMINGBIRD has been visiting the residence of Jane Pederson in Durango. If you would like to try to see it, contact Jane at janelcsw AT aol.com.
LARIMER COUNTY:
--A Fox Sparrow was reported by Nick Komar on East Longs Peak Trail on June 20.
--A Fox Sparrow was reported by Chris Goulart on Cameron Pass on June 20.
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY:
--A male ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD was reported by Paul Tennery coming to his feeder outside of Trinidad on June 24. He is willing to let
birders try to see it, but you must be accompanied by Paul or his wife since access to his property is surrounded by private property and is down a private road. His place is on Widow Woman Canyon near Valdez. To contact him call 719-859-2600 or ptennery AT gmail.com. He warns
that phone and email do not always work. On June 25, John Drummond reported excellent views of the ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD at the Tennery residence. On June 26, Alec Hopping reported ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD at Tennery residence. On June 27, David Chartier and Thomas Heinrich reported ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD at Tennery residence and Paul Ternnery reported that the hummingbird sticks around all day. On June 28, Polly Wren Neldner reported ANNA'S HUMMINGBIRD at Tennery residence.Contact Paul at ptennery AT gmail.com for directions. He is enjoying meeting all the birders who come to see the Anna's.
--A singing Gray Vireo was reported by Pete Janzen on Hwy 109 about 15 miles N of Kim on June 24. Do not trespass in this area.
--Hepatic Tanagers were reported by David Chartier and Thomas Heinrich on Hwy 12 about .5 from Mile Marker 65 on June 27.
MESA COUNTY:
--A Least Flycatcher was reported by Nic Korte N of Collbran on June 27.
--Purple Martins were reported by Nic Korte near Collbran along Brush Creek Road at 2 locations both where road enters aspenforest and where it turns sharply right.
OTERO COUNTY:
--A Baltimore Oriole was reported by Stan Oswald at Holbrook Reservoir on June 21.
PARK COUNTY:
--On June 23 at NFRD 560, David Suddjian reported a Red-headed Woodpecker about 1 mi from the junction with Rd 211.
SUMMIT COUNTY:
3 Sagebrush Sparrows were reported by Kirby Adams on Cow Creek South on June 22.
WELD COUNTY:
--An Upland Sandpiper was reported by Andy Bankert about 2-3 miles east of US 85 on CR 114 on June 17. Bankert also reported that McCown's Longspurs were seen in several locations on June 17. An Upland Sandpiper was reported by Amber Carver at the Central Plains Experimental Range on June 19.
YUMA COUNTY:
--On June 20, Bill Kaempfer reported Northern Cardinal at a roadside park in Wray and also at the fish hatchery west of town.
--On June 20, Bill Kaempfer reported Baltimore Oriole, Red-bellied and Red-headed Woodpeckers in Laird.
--On June 21, Bill Kaempfer reported red-bellied Woodpecker at Hale Ponds/Crossroads area.
UPCOMING DFO FIELD TRIPS:
The DFO Field Trip for Saturday, July 4, will be to Meyers Gulch past Walker Ranch, Boulder led by Paula Hansley (plhansley At gmail.com; 720-890-2628). Meet at East Boulder Rec Center at South Boulder Road and 55th St. Park at the west end of the main parking lot to assemble a car pool.
Meyer's Gulch is part of Boulder County's Open Space system. Will take a trail at about 7300 to 8000 ft elevation through ponderosa pines, aspens, meadows, and small willow carrs. Half-day trip. Bring lunch or good-sized snack and water. Register online or contact leader to register.
Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Trinidad
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