[cobirds] Re: Denver has two new eBird hotspots - Coors Field and Sports Authority Field at Mile High (restricted access)

Here's more on eBirding at Coors Field:

http://blog.aba.org/2015/08/ebird-and-mlb-a-match-made-at-wrigley.html

:-)

By the way, I listened a bit overnight for nocturnal migrants over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, after the rains had passed earlier this Wednesday morning, Aug. 19. Not much going on, but there was a light flight of those short, sharp, clipped, piercing, rising flight calls that I take to be those of the Brewer sparrow.

Ted Floyd

Lafayette, Boulder County

On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 4:48:15 PM UTC-6, Joe Roller wrote:

Thanks to Bill Kaempfer's most excellent suggestion, and David Dowell's 5th inning bird sightings, the city and county of Denver now has two brand new

eBIRD hotspots:

Coors Field (restricted access )

and Sports Authority Field at Mile High (restricted access)

Who among us has not overcome the "restricted access" by purchasing a ticket, proceeding through the guarded 

gates, only to find that counting birds trumps the game?

I myself fondly recall the Black-Crowned Night-Heron fly-overs at Coors Field, during an 8-0 Dodgers shut-out.

I declined to add the Pepsi Center but would reconsider if reports come in of the Zamboni machine being driven by a penguin during an Avalanche game.

Joe Roller, 

Denver

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