Good Evening Colorado Birders:
-- I certainly enjoy seeing birds, but in some ways, hearing them is even more exciting to me. Crepuscular birding can be especially good this time of year. I have had a couple neat experiences this week here in San Miguel County.
The recent thread about bird common names inspired me on the first species I'd like to share. On the evening of the 20th, at Miramonte Reservoir in central San Miguel County, Vesper Sparrows were living up to their common name at dusk. Here is a recording that is pleasing to listen to but is even more interesting to watch. Check out the incredible detail and variability of the song in this spectrogram:
Two nights ago, under the super moon, I stood on the valley floor here in Telluride and marveled at the Wilson's Snipe show for several hours. Check out this eBird checklist to hear/see a variety of audio recordings. If you enjoy displaying Wilson's Snipe, now is the time to get out there at dusk.
Good birding,
Eric
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Eric Hynes
Telluride, CO
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