Don't miss a special BIRD BOMBS this Thursday as we look into the crystal ball to see what exciting new species may be the next to be discovered and documented in Colorado. Register for First State Record! .
25 top Colorado birders and field ornithologists shared their top 5 choices for the next new Colorado species. Following their wisdom and fancies, BIRD BOMBS will help us get ready for the next new species with a focused look at some of the most likely. Here is a little montage of several likely suspects. If you're really sharp you'll figure them out! But don't give it away here! Tune in on Thursday to what the future may hold
Check out exploded BIRD BOMBS here on the DFO page
David Suddjian
Denver Field Ornithologists
Littleton, CO
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