Hooded Oriole

[Gregg Goodrich]

Ann Troth and I got photos of the elusive Hooded Warbler about 12:30 PM today Wednesday the 24th at the pond with the island just SW of the MLK Boulevard bridge at Beeler St in the Westerly Creek Park. Thanks to Joe Bidgood for finding this bird and to Joe Roller for the heads up. Looks like a 3rd state record. Here are some photos.

Gregg Goodrich 

Highlands Ranch 

[Gregg Goodrich]

Correction Hooded Oriole.

[Art Hudak]

Hooded Oriole seen by myself, Walbek,Farrell, Purifoy, Mitzen and Gerhard at 2:30PM...bird moves around a lot but is staying in same area.

Art Hudak
City of Denver
County of Denver

[Luke Pheneger]

HOOR still present. Same location

Luke pheneger
Longmont

[Megan Miller]

Still present around 730pm. Just south of MLK.  

Megan M 

Denver, county 

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[Jason Bidgood]

Thanks for posting this here. When I found this bird I knew it was rare but I did not fully realize how rare until later in the morning.  Hopefully it will stay around for a while so more people can see it.  It seems like its been in the open space south of Martin Luther King Blvd, closest to Beeler Street, all day.  Access to this area is very easy. Parking is allowed on the Beeler Street south of Martin Luther King Blvd.  It seems like he didn't stray too far from where I found him in the trees along the two ponds nearest Beeler St.