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It's still in Breckenridge, just a mile down the road from where we are now and about 400 feet lower in elevation. I hope to get my Rosy Finches to visit regularly once we're settled in next winter.
Where's the new place-generally speaking? Gary
Thanks, Carol and Gary. I know we have lots of ravens at the new house. I've seen mountain chickadees, juncos, hairy woodpeckers and Stellar's jays. I think once I put the feeders and the water out, they will come. I just feel so out of it not seein…
I have had to move too many times...too long a story, too...but one thing I know...the birds will come, and you may find you will have some added species at your new home. The one given I knew would always be at my new location would be my feathered…
Good luck on your move! Gary
I've been quiet lately and I'm really missing the birdwatching. I had to take my feeders down from my deck during the summer because we discovered that our local bear could get up there. Then we cleaned and painted the deck in preparation for sellin…
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- What city/state are you from?
- Breckenridge, CO
- Gender
- Female
- Favorite Colorado Bird?
- Hairy Woodpecker (for now)
- National Audubon Society member?
- Yes
- Do you know about the Colorado Birding Trail project?
- Yes
- Age Group?
- >56
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- At 10:53am on July 29, 2009,
Craig halper said… - Hi Debbie,
I am not sure what kind of bird this is. I was hoping someone could help me identify him!
Where did you take your hummingbird pictures?
Thanks.
- At 9:43pm on April 18, 2009,
Kim said… - Oh, Lord. I would have cried if we had gotten that much snow again. We got about a foot yesterday and it was really wet. Walt went off the road. But, all is well and today we are flooding!
I am hoping to go tomorrow to Hayden. There is an area to see the sandhills dancing and the grouse courting. I haven't seen the grouse before.
I haven't seen anything new except the female Cassin's. Do they not migrate together, male and female?
I'll let you know how tomorrow goes.
Kim
- At 2:11pm on April 18, 2009,
Kim said…
- Hey, Debbie.
Have you seen anything new lately? The sandhills have arrived here. I am going to try to see the grouse display tomorrow up near Hayden. Hope you're having good birding!
Kim
- At 8:42pm on April 7, 2009,
Kim said…
- Yes, you are at a higher elevation. Most of these pics are taken at my friend's house. He is in the trees. My house sits in the sage so I should be able to get some different birds soon.
I have been birding for a few years, but seem to be really jazzed about it this year. I think it was the trip to the Pantanal and Amazon in February. My brother says I caught the bird flu!
Looking forward to seeing more of your sightings!
Kim
- At 11:31am on April 6, 2009,
Kim said…
- Hi, Debbie.
Thanks for the comment on the Green Tailed Towhee. Can you help me with the hawk I posted? I find hawks the most difficult to identify, but have made it my goal for this summer.
Thanks again!
Kim
- At 10:45am on November 18, 2008,
Pat Gaines said… - Hello Debbie,
I took the red tail hawk photo at St. Vrain SP. Last Spring there was a nest with two chicks just to the South of the rest rooms at the far end of Pelican pond. The nest was just off the trail on the left. The hawk was very protective and would tell us off whenever we hiked around there.
The great horned owl shots were taken near our place in Westminster. There is a family of them that shows up each spring near a ropes course in the dry creek open space. There is a bridge over dry creek on Zuni/Federal (they turn into each other) between 120th and 128th. The ropes course is just to the East of the bridge. The owls show up regularly there each evening through Winter and early Spring. The darker owl shot I took up at Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain NP a couple years ago. I've been up there may times since but haven't seen it again.
I saw the turkeys just South of the road heading into the North entrance to Rocky Mountain NP - just about 100 yards from the entrance gate. I think we saw these in early Spring last year. Quite a treat!
Looks like you get a great show up there at your birdfeeder! You've got some nice photos!
- Pat
- At 2:06pm on October 25, 2008,
Debi Sallee said…
- Thanks for adding me as your friend
Debi
- At 10:06am on October 24, 2008,
- Hi there Debbie,
I really do not have a clue, unless someone here has it at pet. There are very few house out where I am house sitting at. When I talk to the people who live here, I will ask them if they know, or if they have ever seen it before.
It was sure a strange thing to go strutting across the road in front of me. I am just glad I had help figureing out what the heck it was, and that I just happened to have my camera in the car.
Good birding
Debi Sallee
- At 1:48pm on October 14, 2008,
Robert Miller said… - I am more of hiker than anything and have lots to learn about birding. I am an uber-newbie :)
- At 8:54pm on August 12, 2008,
Gary Lefko said…
- Welcome Debbie! Trail is at http://www.coloradobirdingtrail.com/ Gary
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