The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

Most commonly seen birds in Colorado

Stacker compiled a list of the most common birds seen near feeders in Colorado using data from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Project FeederWatch. Birds are ranked by the percent of sites visited ...
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Coming soon to Colorado skies: millions of birds. Here's how to spot the migrating birds

Spring’s arrival and warming temperatures will soon bring flocks of people outdoors in Colorado – and feathered friends will follow suit. Seasonal bird migration is about to ramp up, with hundreds of ...
KUNM

Common birds aren’t so common anymore. Here’s how you can help count them.

Everyone – from experienced birders to novices – are invited to help scientists better understand how bird populations are ...
The Durango Herald

It’s bald eagle season, here are tips to see the birds in Colorado

Look up – it’s bald eagle season in Colorado. Several thousand of the majestic birds have migrated here for the winter and about 300 pairs who live in the state year-round are busy fixing up their ...
Vail Daily

More than 3.5 million birds migrated over Colorado in 1 night this week. Residents are being asked to turn out their lights to help them

Coloradans are being asked to dim their lights to aid millions of birds flying over the state each night amid the annual fall migration. Every year, billions of birds migrate north in the spring and ...
Post Independent Citizen Telegram

Colorado’s winter birds are ‘extraordinary survivors’ that grow ‘snowshoes,’ build snow caves and stash thousands of seeds

Winters in the Colorado Rocky Mountains can be long and formidable. Before the snow flies, thousands of birds migrate each fall to escape the cold. Mary Harris, the chair of the Roaring Fork Audubon, ...
The Denver Post

Colorado winter bird migration carries increased risk of avian flu exposure to wildlife, domestic animals

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Ali Longwell, Vail Daily As migrating bird populations begin to travel through Colorado during late fall and winter, Colorado Parks and Wildlife expects ...
The Aspen Times

Colorado’s winter birds are ‘extraordinary survivors’ that grow ‘snowshoes,’ build snow caves, and stash thousands of seeds

Winters in the Colorado Rocky Mountains can be long and formidable. Before the snow flies, thousands of birds migrate each fall to escape the cold. Mary Harris, the chair of the Roaring Fork Audubon, ...