Our first mountain bluebirds of the season! Many have undoubtedly seen some, but we haven't yet. Little Horseshoe Park in Rocky Mountain NP, about 4:00 PM on March 14. Skies partly cloudy, temperature about 50 degrees F. We observed at least 2 pairs. They were eating something on the ground, we assumed grubs or ground-dwelling insects.
On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 2:26 AM, <cobirds@googlegroups.com> wrote:
- Horseshoe park, Aurora ,Townsend's Solitaire - 1 Update
- 2018 CFO Convention Field Trips are now posted on CFO website - 1 Update
- Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (14 Mar 2018) 3 Raptors - 1 Update
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- Happy Pi (ed Pigeon) Day, Arapahoe County - 1 Update
- Nathan Pieplow at DFO Monday March 19 at 7 pm. - 1 Update
- Dang!!! Red Crossbills in Centennial, Arapahoe County!!! - 2 Updates
- An apology - 2 Updates
- Colorado Rare Bird Alert, 14 March 2018 - 1 Update
JIM CONNELL <jconnell43@comcast.net>: Mar 14 05:34PM -0600
New area bird for me, the eye ring was distinctive and it had the usual flycatcher habit of moving short distances from the creek bed back and forth to various shrubs. I always thought they were foothills only but apparently they wander during the winter and migration.
David Gillilan <david.gillilan09@gmail.com>: Mar 14 06:48PM -0700
Hi All,
Work continues at an increasingly fast pace to finalize logistics for the
2018 CFO annual convention, being held May 17-20, headquartered in
Longmont, Colorado. We have recently posted the field trip details on the
Next Convention page of the CFO website:
https://cobirds.org/CFO/Conventions/Next.aspx . We have multiple trips
going out in all directions from our headquarters at the Best Western Plus
Plaza Hotel (reservations available at 303-776-2000), visiting habitats
from alpine to prairie and everything in between. A convention preview,
agenda, and meals descriptions are also available at the same site.
Registration will be opening soon, as the online system is currently being
tested and trip leaders are registering. We will first open registration
to CFO members, by delivering a link to the registration site via email
(MailChimp), and then three days after that will open registration to all.
On behalf of the CFO board, we look forward to seeing you in Longmont!
David Gillilan
CFO
Denver
reports@hawkcount.org: Mar 14 04:33PM -0800
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Mar 14, 2018
------------------------------------------------------------ -------
Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
------------------ ----------- -------------- --------------
Black Vulture 0 0 0
Turkey Vulture 0 0 0
Osprey 0 0 0
Bald Eagle 0 0 0
Northern Harrier 0 0 0
Sharp-shinned Hawk 1 1 1
Cooper's Hawk 0 1 1
Northern Goshawk 0 0 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 0 0 0
Broad-winged Hawk 0 0 0
Red-tailed Hawk 1 62 62
Rough-legged Hawk 0 0 0
Swainson's Hawk 0 0 0
Ferruginous Hawk 0 1 1
Golden Eagle 0 3 3
American Kestrel 0 0 0
Merlin 0 0 0
Peregrine Falcon 0 0 0
Prairie Falcon 0 0 0
Mississippi Kite 0 0 0
Unknown Accipiter 0 0 0
Unknown Buteo 1 1 1
Unknown Falcon 0 0 0
Unknown Eagle 0 0 0
Unknown Raptor 0 0 0
Total: 3 69 69
------------------------------------------------------------ ----------
Observation start time: 08:30:00
Observation end time: 14:00:00
Total observation time: 5.5 hours
Official Counter: Joyce Commercon
Observers: Jim Banks, Pat Conner
Visitors:
Jim Banks arrived early, with binoculars and his leashed dog. Later in the
morning, Pat Conner also came up to help with the watch. The day was not
particularly busy, but Jim and Pat's extra eyes were much appreciated.
There was a lot of hiker and biker traffic on the trail today, including
what appeared to be a class of grade-school students, accompanied by some
adults, on a Dinosaur Ridge outing. Throughout the day, several people came
onto the platform but mostly only for the view.
Weather:
It was a pleasant, partly-sunny watch with temperatures rising from 13 C to
16 C. Initially mild and southeasterly winds increased in strength to bft 3
and 4 and shifted early on to come mostly from the east. Cloud-cover
increased from 70 % coverage (thin, mostly translucent clouds) to 90%
coverage (smooth, mostly opaque clouds). Visibility was good.
Raptor Observations:
It was a slow day, with no particular pattern emerging from the paths of
the three migrants. The Sharp-shinned Hawk passed near to the platform and
is considered the highlight of the day.
The local Red-tailed Hawks were rather active today, although they rarely
came very near the Ridge. A lanky, juvenile Red-tailed Hawk made several
appearances today, either alone or with one, of the usual three, adult
Red-tailed Hawks. There was plenty of leg-dropping and also a few tussles
during the day, but by the end of the watch, four Red-tailed Hawks were
seen circling as two sets of companionable pairs over the western ridges,
with one pair over Two Trees and the other pair at the forested northern
end of WestRidge.
Non-raptor Observations:
Common Ravens (one apparent pair and a single raven) displayed their flight
acumen. The single raven perched several times on the power pole north of
the platform. A small flock of Bushtits moved up and down the Ridge near
midday. Also seen or heard were Northern Flicker, Townsend's Solitaire,
American Robin, American Crow, Black-billed Magpie, bluebird species going
north, Pink-sided Dark-eyed Junco, and Woodhouse's Scrub-Jay.
============================================================ ============
Report submitted by Bird Conservancy of the Rockies (jeff.birek@birdconservancy.org )
Dinosaur Ridge - Bird Conservancy of the Rockies information may be found at:
http://www.birdconservancy.org/
More site information at hawkcount.org: http://hawkcount.org/siteinfo.php?rsite=123
Site Description:
Dinosaur Ridge is the only regularly staffed hawkwatch in Colorado and is
the best place in the world to see migrating Ferruginous Hawks. Dinosaur
Ridge may be the best place in the country to see the rare dark morph of
the Broad-winged Hawk (a few are seen each spring). Hawkwatchers who linger
long enough may see resident Golden Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks and Prairie
Falcons, in addition to migrating Swainson's, Cooper's and Sharp-shinned
Hawks, American Kestrels and Turkey Vultures. Peregrine Falcons and
Ferruginous Hawks are uncommon; Northern Goshawk is rare but regular.
Non-raptor species include Rock Wren, and sometimes Bushtit, Western
Bluebird, Sandhill Crane, White-throated Swift, American White Pelican or
Dusky Grouse. Birders are always welcome.
The hawkwatch is generally staffed by volunteers from Bird Conservancy of
the Rockies from about 9 AM to around 3 PM from March 1st to May 7th.
Directions to site:
From exit 259 on I-70 towards Morrison, drive south under freeway and take
left into first parking lot, the Stegosaurus lot. Follow small signs from
the south side of lot to hawkwatch site. The hike starts heading east on an
old two-track and quickly turns south onto a trail on the west side of the
ridge. When the trail nears the top of the ridge, turn left, head through
the gate, and walk to the clearly-visible, flat area at the crest of the
ridge.
Red-necked Grebe Still At Fort Collins City Park Larimer County 3/14/18 (And A Farewell To Colorado)
Austin Hess <outdoorlover1214@gmail.com>: Mar 14 05:09PM -0700
The Red-necked Grebe remains as easy as ever to find at Fort Collins City
Park/Sheldon Lake the morning of 3/14/18
But I want to take this moment to say goodbye to the birding community in
this home state of mine. I'm moving to Missouri for good and leaving the
state on Friday. It's been the most amazing time ever discovering the
wonders of birding here, and the birders in Colorado have been the greatest
people I have ever met in my life. Some of my most awesome memories will be
attending the super fun CFO Conventions, the many incredible field trips by
CSU Field Ornithologists with adults my around my age, and annual multi-day
spring adventures to Southeastern Colorado.
Thank you everyone. I will never forget the positive impact the Colorado
birding community has had on me. Wouldn't be much of a happy person without
you all!
Bird on!!
Austin Hess
Fort Collins, Colorado/Branson West, Missouri
Brian Johnson <buntingrobinjay@gmail.com>: Mar 14 04:51PM -0700
Nothing exiting here for a sighting, but after recovering from a brutal
migraine this morning I went for a short walk and saw a flock of Rock
Pigeons and spotted a very striking Pied individual in the flock. A Pied
Rock Pigeon for Pie Day, just perfect a bird nerd. If you want to see the
photo of this bird, here is my checklist,
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S43649933
Brain Johnson,
Englewood CO
"Mary Cay" <mcburger3@juno.com>: Mar 14 10:53PM
Denver Field Ornithologists monthly program this Monday night March 19 features Nathan Pieplow, Associate Director of Global Studies at CU Boulder with a new aspect of his work with birds. Nathan will share video and audio recordings of his travels through Siberia from the Mongolian border to the Arctic Ocean.DFO meetings are held at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, 20th and Colorado Blvd. Park on the north side of the building and enter through the security door between 6:30 and 7pm. Meetings are FREE and open to the public. All are welcome.. Mary Cay Burger, DFO Membership
10826 E Maplewood Pl
Englewood, Co 80111
720.940.8394
mcburger3@juno.com
kevygudguy@aol.com: Mar 14 10:30AM -0400
Hello Fellow Birders,
I just went out to top off the water in the birdbath in my little townhouse yard in west Centennial near Holly & Arapahoe, when I heard a 'chirp' that I didn't recognize. Looked up at the aspen overhead and there were some red and some yellowish finchy-looking birds. Crossbills! From the aspen they descended to attack my feeders, then to the birdbath, then gone. The flock numbered ~ 20. The whole episode lasted less than 10 minutes.
Three pictures included (hopefully).
Keep Smilin',
Kevin
Sent from my Remington Rand Typewriter via my Rotary Dial Wall Phone
Connie Kogler <zblueheron@gmail.com>: Mar 14 08:41AM -0600
I had 10+ in my yard near Smoky Hill and Chambers yesterday too.
Connie Kogler
AslansOwn.com
patrickmagee90@gmail.com: Mar 13 07:42PM -0700
Dave
Thanks for your courageous post. This is a nice segue to send a friendly
reminder to all interested in viewing the Gunnison Sage-grouse. There is a
well established protocol that you can read at www.siskadee.org and the
viewing season starts on April 1. Those that go early are creating
challenges for the conservation strategy to provide a watchable wildlife
program; the cooperation of all birders is greatly appreciated and
necessary for future opportunities. There are several closure dates which
you can see on the web page. Many thanks for helping us protect one of our
most threatened birds in Colorado and one of the two really endemic species
to the state.
Patrick Magee!
On Tuesday, March 13, 2018 at 5:50:11 PM UTC-6, Dave Leatherman wrote:
Kyle Medina <kmedina419@gmail.com>: Mar 14 07:32AM -0700
"To share something is to risk losing it"
Great video
https://petapixel.com/2018/03/08/broccoli-tree-dangers- sharing-photos-love/
Joyce Takamine <jabirujt@gmail.com>: Mar 14 04:22AM -0600
Compiler: Joyce Takamine
e-mail: RBA AT cobirds.org
Date: March 14, 2018
This is the Rare Bird Alert for Wednesday, March 14 sponsored by Denver
Field Ornithologists and the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.
Highlight species include: (* indicates new information on this species)
NOTE: The RBA is now using the new AOU checklist and the order of families
has changed.
Greater White-fronted Goose (Rio Grande)
BRANT (Arapahoe)
Tundra Swan (Chaffee)
Greater Scaup (Weld)
White-winged Scoter (Arapahoe)
Barrow's Goldeneye (Chaffee)
Red-necked Grebe (Arapahoe, Larimer)
White-winged Dove (Alamosa, Douglas, *Pueblo)
White-throated Swift (El Paso)
Virginia Rail (Chaffee, Weld)
Sora (Arapahoe)
Sandhill Crane (*Delta, *Rio Grande)
Long-billed Dowitcher (*Rio Grande)
Greater Yellowlegs (Chaffee, Denver, El Paso, Rio Grande)
Franklin's Gull (Weld)
California Gull (Douglas, Mesa)
Iceland Gull (El Paso, Pueblo)
Great Black-backed Gull (*Pueblo)
YELLOW-BILLED LOON (Douglas)
American White Pelican (Douglas)
Turkey Vulture (*Adams, Jefferson, Larimer, Montrose)
Osprey (*Boulder, Weld)
Sharp-shinned Hawk (Summit)
Northern Goshawk (Jefferson, Larimer, Weld)
HARRIS'S HAWK (Larimer)
Swainson's Hawk (Adams)
Burrowing Owl (Weld)
Williamson's Sapsucker (Pueblo)
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (Denver)
Ladder-backed Woodpecker (El Paso)
Black Phoebe (Mesa)
Eastern Phoebe (Arapahoe)
Say's Phoebe (*Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Jefferson,*Weld)
Gray Jay (*Jackson)
Chihuahuan Raven (El Paso, Fremont)
Tree Swallow (Boulder)
Mountain Chickadee (Weld)
Bushtit (Weld)
Pygmy Nuthatch (Broomfield)
Winter Wren (Morgan)
Golden-crowned Kinglet (*Jefferson, Weld)
Mountain Bluebird (Pitkin)
Curve-billed Thrasher (El Paso)
Northern Mockingbird (Adams)
Pine Grosbeak (*Jackson, *Jefferson)
Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch (Summit)
Common Redpoll (Elbert, Larimer)
Red Crossbill (Weld)
Cassin's Sparrow (El Paso)
Lark Sparrow (*Jefferson)
Savannah Sparrow (Weld)
Fox Sparrow (Adams)
Lincoln's Sparrow (Archuleta, Chaffee, Douglas, El Paso, Jefferson, *La
Plata, Larimer, Las Animas, Mesa, Montrose)
White-throated Sparrow (Arapahoe, *Mesa)
Harris's Sparrow (El Paso)
Yellow-headed Blackbird (*Rio Grande)
Brown-headed Cowbird (Arapahoe, Yuma)
Rusty Blackbird (Larimer)
Common Yellowthroat (Chaffee)
Pine Warbler (Larimer)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (*Arapahoe, Jefferson)
ADAMS COUNTY:
---On March 10 at Big Dry Creek Open Space (Metzger Farms), Matt Hofeditz
reported Northern Mockingbird. On March 11 at Big Dry Creek Open Space,
David Ely reported Say's Phoebe.
---On March 8 at Sage Creek Park, Kim Mauritz reported 2 Red Fox Sparrows.
---On March 10 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, Arsenal staff reported
Swainson's Hawk. On March 13 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR, Frank Mayer
reported Turkey Vulture and Say's Phoebe by Headquarters Building.
ALAMOSA COUNTY:
---On March 11 on Alamosa Rio Grande Riverwalk, Tanja Britton reported
White-winged Dove.
ARAPAHOE COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Ketring Park and Lake, Carol Ortenzio, Brian Johnson,
David Chernak and Tom Behnfield reported BRANT; Frank Farrel reported BRANT
at 5820 S. Windmere in Littleton. On March 11 at Ketring Park and Lake,
Scott Somershoe and Alison Field reported BRANT.
---On March 8 at Lower Ridgewood Park, David Suddjian reported Eastern
Phoebe and Hermit Thrush. On March 9 at Lee Gulch Overlook Park, Edward
Donnan reported Eastern Phoebe.
---On March 9 at South Platte Park Carson Nature Center, Bill Schreitz
reported 5 Yellow-rumped Warblers.
---On March 9 at Aurora Reservoir, Cheri Phillips reported 2 Red-necked
Grebes. On March 11 at Aurora Reservoir, Matt Hofeditz reported
White-winged Scoter.
---On March 9 at South Platte Reservoir, Lisa McGloin reported White-winged
Scoter.
---On March 9 at Cherry Creek SP, Candice Johnson reported Sora and
Brown-headed Cowbird on marsh on 12 Mile Trail.
---On March 11 at Cherry Creek Valley Ecological Park, Cynthia Madsen and
David Hill reported Say's Phoebe.
---On March 13 at South Platte Park C470 Area, Thomas Holub reported
Yellow-rumped Warbler.
ARCHULETA COUNTY:
---On March 12 at Echo Canyon Lake SWA, Ben Bailey reported Lincoln's
Sparrow.
BOULDER COUNTY:
---On March 7 at East Boulder Community Park, Boulder Bird Club reported
Say's Phoebe.
---On March 11 at Stearns Lake, Bob Spencer reported 2 Tree Swallows.
---On March 12 at Izaak Walton Park in Longmont, Bob and Barb Larsen
reported Osprey eating a fish on power line tower.
CHAFFEE COUNTY:
---On March 9 at Buena Vista Ice Pond (View from road), Christian
Hagenlocher reported 46 Barrow's Goldeneyes, Virginia rail, Greater
Yellowlegs and Lincoln's Sparrow.
---On March 12 near Clear Creek Reservoir, Christian Hagenlocher reported
Tundra Swan.
---On March 10 at Sands Lake SWA, Christian Hagelocher reported m Common
Yellowthroat.
DELTA COUNTY:
---On March 9 at Hart's Basin, Evelyn Horn reported 50 – 60 Sandhill
Cranes. On March 14 at Hart's Basin, Evelyn Horn reported 1000 Sandhill
Cranes.
DENVER COUNTY:
---On March 9 at First Creek at DEN OS, John Breitsch reported Greater
Yellowlegs.
---On March 9 at Fairmount Cemetery, Jeff Dawson reported ad f
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker seen near Highline Canal west of Mausoleum.
DOUGLAS COUNTY:
--- On March 8 at Chatfield SP Handicapped Fisherman Platform, Doug Kibbe
reported YELLOW-BILLED LOON. On March 9 at Chatfield SP Original Heronry
Overlook, Joey Kellner and Lisa McGloin reported YELLOW-BILLED LOON. On
March 10 at Chatfield SP Marina Sandspit, Joey Kellner reported
YELLOW-BILLED LOON. On March 11 at Chatfield SP Marina Sandspit, David
Alpeter and Tom Behnfield reported YELLOW-BILLED LOON.
---On March 8 in Larkspur, Laura Roberts reported White-winged Dove.
ELBERT COUNTY:
---On March 8 at 296 Antelope Run in Elizabeth (view from road), Loch
Kilpatrick reported Common Redpoll at feeder.
EL PASO COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Bear Creek Nature Center, Del Nelson reported Lincoln's
Sparrow.
---On March 7 at Garden of Gods Park, Brook Nelson reported 2
White-throated Swifts.
---On March 9 at Hanover Road, David Tonnessen and Jim Merrit reported
Cassin's Sparrow. On March 11 on Hanover Road, Robb Hinds reported
Ladder-backed Woodpecker; Diane Roberts reported 2 Chihuahuan Ravens and 2
Curve-billed Thrasher.
---On March 9 at Chico Basin ranch (fee area), David Tonnessen and Jim
Merrit reported Ladder-backed Woodpecker and Curve-billed Thrasher.
---On March 11 at Birdsall Road, Kevin Ash reported Curve-billed Thrasher.
---On March 11 at Hanover Fire Station, Kevin Ash reported Curve-billed
Thrasher.
---On March 11 at Squirrel Creek Rd Reservoir, Robb Hinds reported Greater
Yellowlegs.
JACKSON COUNTY:
---On March 12 at Moose Visitor Center at Gould, Dave Leatherman and Norm
Lewis reported 2 Gray Jays and 3 Pine Grosbeaks.
JEFFERSON COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Wheat Ridge Greenbelt, Matt Clark reported 3
Golden-crowned Kinglets, 2 Yellow-rumped Warblers, and Lincoln's Sparrow.
---On March 11 at Staunton SP, Santiago Tabares reported 5 Pine Grosbeak.
---On March 11 at Ralston/Croke, Steve Snyder reported Northern Goshawk
near Ralston Creek and Say's Phoebe by West Woods Golf Course pond.
---On March 13 at Stoney Pass Area, David Suddjian reported m Pine Grosbeak
and Golden-crowned Kinglet.
---On March 14 at Hayden Green Mountain Park, Bob Shade reported Lark
Sparrow.
LA PLATA COUNTY:
---On March 13 on Animas River Trail Huck Finn Pond and Hatchery Area, Ryan
Votta reported Lincoln's Sparrow.
LARIMER COUNTY:
---On March 9 at Wild Horse Birdfeeder in Loveland, John Reichhardt
reported Pine Warbler.
---On February 28 at Fort Collins City Park and Sheldon Lake, Dave
Leatherman found Red-necked Grebe which was seen by several other birders.
On March 9 at Fort Collins City Park and Sheldon Lake, Judd Patterson
reported Red-necked Grebe. On March 10 at Fort Collins City Park and
Sheldon Lake, Joey Angstman, Greg Wann, Adrian Monroe, and Paul Ode
reported Red-necked Grebe. On March 11 at Fort Collins City Park and
Sheldon Lake, Caroline Olson, Doug Kibbe, Jeff Dawson, Elaine Wagner, Neil
Matheson report Red-necked Grebe. On March 12 at Fort Collins City Park
and Sheldon Lake, Amy davis, tom Behnfield, John Rutenbeck, and David Wade
reported Red-necked Grebe.
---On March 7 at Ridgen Reservoir in eastern Fort Collins, Dave Leatherman
reported m Barrow's Goldeneye.
---On March 8 at Pleasant Valley and Lake Canal Greenbelt at W Lake St in
Fort Collins, Nick Komar reported 2 Common Redpoll.
---On March 9 at Visitors Center in Fort Collins, Richard Herrington
reported HARRIS'S HAWK.
---On March 10 at Hillsdale Park in Berthoud, Foothills Audubon led by Ron
Harden reported Lincoln's Sparrow.
---On March 11 at Horsetooth Reservoir, April Eisele reported Turkey
Vulture soaring above Inlet Bay.
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY:
---On March 7 at JE Canyon Ranch Belew Holes, Jack Harlan reported
Lincoln's Sparow.
MESA COUNTY:
---On March 9 at Grand Junction WA, Mike Henwood and Katey Buster reported
White-throated Sparrow and Lincoln's Sparrow. On March 13 at Grand
Junction SW, Carol Ortenzio and Katey Buster reported 2 White-throated
Sparrows.
---On March 10 at Connected Lakes SP, Carol Ortenzio and Katey Buster
reported Black Phoebe along the canal
MONTROSE COUNTY:
---On March 11 at Nucla Sewage Lagoons, Brenda Wright and Coen Dexter
reported Lincoln's Sparrow.
---On March 12 on Nucla Ave Five, Coen Dexter and Brenda Wright reported
Lincoln's Sparrow and 3 Turkey Vultures.
MORGAN COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Riverside Park (east section) in Fort Morgan, Norm Lewis
reported Winter Wren.
PITKIN COUNTY:
---On March 11 at Basalt High School, Reid Greiner reported 7 Mountain
Bluebirds (6m, 1f).
PUEBLO COUNTY:
---On March 12 at Pueblo Mountain Park, Darth Aves reported pair of
Williamson's Sapsucker.
---On March 13 at Pueblo Reservoir South Marina, Brian Johnson reported
Great Black-backed Gull and White-winged Dove.
RIO GRANDE COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Monte Vista NWR, John Rawinski reported Greater
White-fronted Goose and 10 – 15,000 Sandhill Cranes.
---On March 10 at Home Lake, Laura Aardwolfe and Lisa Clements reported
Greater Yellowlegs wading on shore of lake.
---On March 11 at retention pond at NE corner of CR 8S and CR 5E, Kevin
Corwin reported Long-billed Dowitcher.
---On March 13 at Monte Vista NWR, Heidi Eaton reported 3 Sandhill Cranes
and Yellow-headed Blackbird.
SUMMIT COUNTY:
---On March 9 at Keystone Ranch Golf Course in Dillon, Michael Green
reported Sharp-shinned Hawk and 3 Gray-cronwed Rosy-Finch.
WELD COUNTY:
---On March 7 at Glenmere Park in Greeley, Shawn Mason reported Mountain
Chickadee. On March 8 at Glenmere Park, Shawn Mason reported 2 Mountain
Chickadees, Golden-crowned Kinglet, and 2 Bushtit. On March 9 at Glenmere
Park, Shawn Mason reported 2 Bushtits. On March 11 at Glenmere Park, Shawn
Masson and Gene Rutherford reported Mountain Chickadee and 9 type 2 Red
Crossbill (4m, 4f).
---On March 12 near LaSalle north of CR 38 between CR 47 and CR 49, Gene
Rutherford reported Burrowing Owl.
---On March 7 at Banner Lakes SWA, Doug Kibbe reported 2 Virginia Rail.
---On March 7 at LUNA reservoir, Bill Kaempfer reported Franklin's Gull,
Iceland Gull, and Iceland (Thayer's) Gull.
---On March 11 at St Vrain SP, Doug Kibbe, Jeff Dawson, and Elaine Wagner
reported Osprey and Northern Goshawk; Christina Yeagley reported Osprey.
---On March 12 on Johnstown utility line, Derek Hill reported Say's Phoebe.
DFO Field trips:
The DFO Field Trip of Wednesday, March 14 will be Front Range Owling led by
David Suddjian. This trip is full.
The DFO Field Trip for Saturday, March 17 will be to First Creek at Denver
Open Space led by Patrick O'Driscoll (patodrisk AT gmail.com; 303-885-6955
(cell)) This trip is full.
The DFO Field Trip for Sunday, March 18 will be to Canon City led by Mark
Amershek (mamershek AT msn.com; 303-329-8646). This Trip is full.
Good Birding,
Joyce Takamine
Boulder
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