Common Birds Around Denver. Seen in All Seasons Depending on the Habitat
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1 Common Birds Around Denver Seen in All Seasons Depending on the Habitat
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3 Near and Around Water Canada Goose (golf courses) Mallard Ring-billed Gull (parking lots) American Coot Killdeer
4 Canada Goose
5 Canada Goose Black head and neck Dark brown upperparts Pale brown breast White chin strap Black bill and feet Cackling goose is smaller with a shorter neck and bill
6 Canada Goose & Cackling Goose
7 Cackling Goose
8 Canada Goose & Cackling Goose
9 Canada Goose
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11 Mallard Male - Green head and two curled black tail feathers Chestnut-brown breast White neck collar (ring) Gray body White tail Orange feet Yellow bill White-bordered purple-blue speculum Female mottled brown and orangebrown bill
12 Mallard - male
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14 Mallard
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19 Nonbreeding Ring-billed Gull at Sand Creek Park
20 Ring-billed Gull Yellow bill with black subterminal band Yellow legs and feet Gray wings and back Black primaries with white-spotted tips
21 Ring-billed Gull
22 Breeding Ring-billed Gull at RMANWR
23 American Coot
24 American Coot Reddish-brown frontal shield White bill with black ring Yellow-green legs and feet Overall black or very dark gray Toes lobed, not webbed
25 American Coot with lobed feet
26 Killdeer at RMANWR
27 Killdeer Brown upperpart White underparts Black-bordered white forehead Two distinct black bands cross upper breast Black bill Pink-brown legs and feet
28 Killdeer at Bluff Lake
29 Birds of Prey (raptors) Bald Eagle Red-tailed Hawk Great Horned Owl American Kestrel
30 Bald Eagle
31 Bald Eagle Dark brown body White head and tail (by 5 years old) Heavy bill (hooked beak), legs and feet Yellow eyes Juvenile is dark brown with variable white mottling
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35 comma patagium belly band red tail
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37 Red-tailed Hawk Brown upperparts, head and throat Underparts are pale with brown streaks belly band Red-brown tail with dark terminal band Yellow legs and feet Dark leading edge of wing patagium With comma at base of primaries
38 Red-tailed Hawk
39 Red-tailed Hawk
40 Red-tailed Hawk
41 Red-tailed Hawk
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46 Great Horned Owl
47 Great Horned Owl Large ear tufts White chin and throat Gray-brown and rufous upperparts Dark-barred underparts Rufous facial disk Feathered legs and feet
48 Fake Owl versus Real Owl
49 Great Horned Owl
50 Great Horned Owl
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52 American Kestrel
53 American Kestrel Two distinct black facial stripes Rust-brown tail and back Male slate-blue wings and blackspotted underparts Female brown-barred above and brown-streaked white underparts
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66 Northern Flicker Downy Woodpecker Woodpeckers
67 Northern Flicker
68 Northern Flicker Red mustache in red-shafted Black-spotted buff-white underparts Black breast crescent patch Black-barred brown back White rump Black tail Gray legs and feet Black mustache in yellow-shafted
69 Northern Flicker
70 Northern Flicker
71 Northern Flicker
72 Northern Flicker
73 Northern Flicker
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75 Downy Woodpecker
76 Downy Woodpecker White back, black nape Black wings with white spots White underparts White face with black cheek and black malar stripes White outer tail feathers with black spots or bars Male red hindcrown patch
77 Downy Woodpecker
78 Downy Woodpecker Ubiquitous and seen year round in Denver, Colorado
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80 European Starling Rock Pigeon Urban Birds
81 European Starling
82 European Starling Short tail Pink legs Iridescent black, purple and green overall Short tail Pointed yellow bill
83 Rock Dove (Pigeon)
84 Rock Dove (Pigeon) Blue-gray head and breast Iridescent neck Gray body White rump Gray wings with two black bars
85 Corvids and Blackbirds Blue Jay Black-billed magpie American Crow Red-winged Blackbird
86 Blue Jay
87 Blue Jay Bright blue upperparts Pale gray underparts Large blue crest on head Black necklace Wings have white bar and spots White tipped tail
88 Blue Jay
89 Black-billed Magpie
90 Black-billed Magpie Black with long tail Stout bill Wings and tail iridescent glossy blue and green-black White shoulders White belly and sides
91 Black-billed Magpie
92 Black-billed Magpie
93 Black-billed Magpie
94 Black-billed Magpie
95 Black-billed Magpie
96 American Crow
97 American Crow Black body with iridescent sheen Black legs and feet Long black bill Fan shaped tail in flight
98 American Crow
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100 Common Raven
101 Common Raven
102 Red-winged Blackbird
103 Red-winged Blackbird Pointed bill Red shoulder patch with yellow edge Glossy black overall Dark eyes and black tail
104 Red-winged Blackbird
105 Red-winged Blackbird
106 Song Birds Song Sparrow House Sparrow House Finch American Goldfinch Black-capped Chickadee
107 Song Sparrow
108 Song Sparrow Heavily streaked gray-brown upperparts Dull white with streaks underparts with dark central breast spot Brown crown with gray stripe Gray eyebrow and cheek White chin with dark brown mustache
109 Song Sparrow
110 House Sparrow
111 House Sparrow Black throat and upper breast Brown nape Gray cheeks Gray crown Short thick black conical bill Female pale gray-brown overall
112 House Sparrow
113 House Sparrow
114 House Finch
115 House Finch Brown streaked back and wings Pink-red head, throat and rump Long tail weakly notched Two wing bars Streaked flanks Female brown-streaked overall
116 House Finch
117 House Finch
118 House Finch
119 American Goldfinch
120 American Goldfinch Black cap, wings and tail Bright yellow body in summer Olive-gray to olive-brown in winter Conical pink bill
121 American Goldfinch
122 Black-capped Chickadee
123 Black-capped Chickadee Pale gray upperparts and breast Pale olive-brown underparts Black cap and bib with white cheek Short thin black bill Wings are dark with white edges especially on secondaries
124 Black-capped Chickadee
125 Black-capped Chickadee
126 Black-capped Chickadee
127 Black-capped Chickadee
128 American Robin Western Meadowlark Horned Lark Misc.
129 American Robin
130 American Robin White throat with dark streaks Broken white eye ring Gray-brown upperparts Rich brick-red underparts Yellow bill
131 American Robin
132 American Robin
133 American Robin
134 Western Meadowlark
135 Western Meadowlark Dark-streaked brown upperparts Bright yellow underparts Black V on breast Brown-and-white striped crown Spotted flanks
136 Western Meadowlark
137 Horned Lark
138 Horned Lark Brown upperparts White underparts Pale yellow to white face and throat Black horns, face mask and bib
139 Horned Lark
140 Horned Lark
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