Re: [cobirds] Boulder Bobolinks

And Bobolinks are back in the fields along the East Boulder Trail between Arapahoe and Valmont (Teller Lakes area).

I think I had 6. Some were perching very near the trail before flying out to display.  Thomas Heinrich reported 3 less than an hour later.

May have been a Dickcissel but if it really was there I only heard it once and did not put it on my eBird list.

Randy Siebert

Lafayette

On Sunday, May 21, 2023 at 2:06:21 PM UTC-6 elena wrote:

I was about to write that the bobolinks have bobbed back to the area west of McCall lake, south of highway 66 east of Lyons, many flying around in the field and singing. Also there are a couple of trees west of the lake where there are many great blue heron nests. 

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On May 21, 2023, at 10:18 AM, bobfi...@gmail.com <bobfi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Bobolinks have returned to the field south and east of the intersection of Cherryvale and South Boulder Roads in Boulder County.  Last evening (May 20) at 4:56, we saw 3 males in the south central area of the field.  Nice to see them back.

Bob Fiehweg an Robin Byers

Boulder

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