Advice wrt Colorado RBA - particularly breeding birds

[Allison Hilf]

Thanks to all for reporting to COBIRDS from the CFO Convention and elsewhere for the past week.  

I have not worked on the RBA for some time and apologize for reportable birds I might have missed.  

If so, PLEASE send me your reports and I shall include in them in tomorrow’s RBA.

I tend to purposefully leave out likely breeding locations of “rare” birds.  It is not always necessary to do so and if you feel info related to such should be included, please remind me of sightings and I MIGHT reconsider (e.g. Snowy Plover, Longspur sp., etc). In alls honesty, there is no right or wrong answer to such reports and discussions wrt reporting such is welcomed.

Thanks Again for helping me out  AND please th ank Joyce for all of th e work s he does i n keeping COBIRDS RBA up to date.  A week of doing RBA during migration was difficult for me — but she does it year round and deserves a huge THANK YOU.

Sincerely,

Allison Hilf

Aurora, CO

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[Steve Brown]

Thanks, Allison,

What I posted yesterday-  Broad-winged Hawk and Veery at Tempel Grove, Bent Co, Sunday, midmorning.  Also arriving later, after most folks had left, FOS Gray Catbird, and at least one more, maybe two additional Redheaded Woodpeckers, noisily chasing from tree to tree. 

Steve Brown 

Colo Spgs

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