Jump to content
Whatbird Community
WhatBird Forum Rules

LorraineCO

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    37

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by LorraineCO

  1. LorraineCO
    Thanks for the suggestions. It was pretty muddy, it was also quite distant and the photo is cropped, so shape could be distorted.
  2. LorraineCO
    Adams County CO, last weekend. One larger shorebird amongst lots of Baird's Sandpipers and Killdeer. I have no idea. Legs did not appear yellow, Stilt maybe?
  3. LorraineCO
    Looks like it, thanks. I think of them as prairie birds but they can occur as high as timberline.
  4. LorraineCO
    Pike's Peak, below summit, yesterday Known to nest on the summit, I have a few crappy photos of a bird that I thought at first was an American Pipit and it's definitely not a pipit. Could it be a young Rosy Finch? Yellow bill, grayish crown. It would be fabulous if it was, since the wind was far too strong for birding on the summit. Thanks!
  5. LorraineCO
    Thanks! I can usually pick them out, but this one had me stumped.
  6. LorraineCO
    El Paso County, CO July 15th I was thinking Least, but I really don't know. Help is greatly appreciated.
  7. LorraineCO
    Thanks for the confirmation!
  8. LorraineCO
    El Paso County, CO, July 15th. At first I thought it was a Solitary Sandpiper, but after studying my photos, I'm not sure. If not, Lesser Yellowlegs? Thanks.
  9. LorraineCO
    Thanks. I've never seen a female with orange, so assumed it was a young male.
  10. LorraineCO
    Thanks! I saw many of them today but this one just looked different. Maybe it's the light.
  11. LorraineCO
    It's an immature male Red-winged Blackbird
  12. LorraineCO
    El Paso County, CO today Sage Thrasher? But I usually see them with a spotted breast, like a robin. Young Northern Mockingbird maybe?
×
×
  • Create New...