Wednesday, 29 June 2016

Re: [cobirds] Re: Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

...in which case we could have not one but two 500th species! While searching for 500a (Brown Booby), keep looking for 500b ;) 

Cheers,
Dan Maynard
Denver, CO

On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Nathan Pieplow <npieplow@gmail.com> wrote:
Be prepared for the Colorado state list to go DOWN by one species at the start of August, if the AOU accepts the proposal to lump Common and Hoary Redpolls into a single species.

Nathan Pieplow
Boulder

On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 10:52 AM, David Dowell <dave1wx@gmail.com> wrote:
Congrats to Brandon Percival for mentioning Brown Booby in his candidate list for #500, in the recent "50th Anniversary" issue of Colorado Birds!

David Dowell
Longmont, CO


On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at 7:02:23 AM UTC-6, Ted Floyd wrote:
Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

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Re: [cobirds] Re: Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

Be prepared for the Colorado state list to go DOWN by one species at the start of August, if the AOU accepts the proposal to lump Common and Hoary Redpolls into a single species.

Nathan Pieplow
Boulder

On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 10:52 AM, David Dowell <dave1wx@gmail.com> wrote:
Congrats to Brandon Percival for mentioning Brown Booby in his candidate list for #500, in the recent "50th Anniversary" issue of Colorado Birds!

David Dowell
Longmont, CO


On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at 7:02:23 AM UTC-6, Ted Floyd wrote:
Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

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[cobirds] Re: Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

Congrats to Brandon Percival for mentioning Brown Booby in his candidate list for #500, in the recent "50th Anniversary" issue of Colorado Birds!

David Dowell
Longmont, CO


On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at 7:02:23 AM UTC-6, Ted Floyd wrote:
Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

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Re: [cobirds] Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

Thanks for the info, Ted. I thought that the Colorado list reached 500 with the California condor last year. What happened with that? -- Dave in Longmont



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September 2, 2008 overtime game vs. the Giants Common Nighthawk.  I am surprised CONI is not on the list.  I have them there a few times, but this is my only recorded date. 

On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 7:02 AM, Ted Floyd <tedfloyd57@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

But there's another upcoming field ornithological milestone, one that cannot possibly come from Boulder County. For close to a year, the Coors Field, Denver County, eBird list has been stuck at 29:

http://ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L3788878?yr=all&m=&rank=lrec

What will be #30? Will it be Common Nighthawk? Peregrine Falcon? Red-winged Blackbird? Brown Booby?

Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County






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[cobirds] More Burrowing Owl(ets) Up [Weld CR 33 btw 98/100, Nunn, Weld]

Hi all

This morning ... more Burrowing Owlets out of burrows in Nunn along Weld CR 33 btw 98/100 on west. 
  • (Today) If you park with Nunn water tower across from you in middle of field is 2nd nest with 7 owlets and 2 adults
  • (Today) From same position if you look NW into next residential property there is nest--one adult at nest, one on fencepost
  • (Today) From same position drive south 6-8 fence posts--adult bringing food to nest in taller grass-could not see any owlets
  • (Today) Drive 4-6 fence posts farther south--nest on west side of yard with 2 adults standing guard, no owlets up
  • (Yesterday) From the east-west fenceline (west side) on south of fenced property count 6 green metal fence posts north look west about 50 yards (8 owlets, 1 adult)
This morning's nest - http://coloradobirder.ning.com/photo/more-burrowing-owl-ets-up-weld-cr-33-btw-98-100-nunn-weld

So far ... 20-24 owls and counting.

Thanks Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://coloradobirder.ning.com/
Mobile:  http://coloradobirder.ning.com/m

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Re: [cobirds] Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

September 2, 2008 overtime game vs. the Giants Common Nighthawk.  I am surprised CONI is not on the list.  I have them there a few times, but this is my only recorded date. 

On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 7:02 AM, Ted Floyd <tedfloyd57@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

But there's another upcoming field ornithological milestone, one that cannot possibly come from Boulder County. For close to a year, the Coors Field, Denver County, eBird list has been stuck at 29:

http://ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L3788878?yr=all&m=&rank=lrec

What will be #30? Will it be Common Nighthawk? Peregrine Falcon? Red-winged Blackbird? Brown Booby?

Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County






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[cobirds] Another imminent Colorado birding milestone

Hey, everybody. As many of us are aware, Colorado's bird list remains officially at 499. Looks like the Boulder Brown Booby may push the list to 500. What can I say?--we all knew #500 would come from Boulder County... :-)

But there's another upcoming field ornithological milestone, one that cannot possibly come from Boulder County. For close to a year, the Coors Field, Denver County, eBird list has been stuck at 29:

http://ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L3788878?yr=all&m=&rank=lrec

What will be #30? Will it be Common Nighthawk? Peregrine Falcon? Red-winged Blackbird? Brown Booby?

Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County






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