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7 stories · 1980–1989

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Oldest Hummingbird Captured in Colorado

An 11-year-old hummingbird, the oldest known in North America, was captured last month at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Gothic, Colo., the National Geographic Society reported Saturday.

UPI Dateline: WASHINGTON, Sept. 14Sep 15, 1986
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Quirks in the News

The National Geographic Society says an 11-year-old hummingbird, the oldest known in North America, was captured last month at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Gothic, Colo. The female bird

Sep 15, 1986
News

Old bird caught

An 11-year-old hummingbird, the oldest known in North America, was captured last month at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Gothic, Colo., the National Geographic Society reported Saturday.

Sep 13, 1986
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Oldest Hummingbird Comes Home After 10-Year Absense

Little X-18025 has come home.To the surprise and delight of scientists, the grand old lady of hummingbirds showed up in Gothic, Colo., last month after a decade's absence. The tiny speedster, as feist

By WARREN E. LEARY, AP Science Writer Dateline: WASHINGTONSep 13, 1986
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AMERICAN STYLE: Billy Barr, the Mountain Hermit

The strain of Billy Barr's classical guitar echoes through the ramshackle wooden buildings clustered under Gothic Mountain. It is the only sound that spells human life in this once flourishing silver

Crested ButteMay 25, 1982
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High Acid Levels Are Found In Colorado Mountain Lakes

Rain and snow with acidity almost as strong as undiluted vinegar have been detected in some high Colorado mountain lakes, scientists reported over the weekend. Dr. John Harte, a biologist with the Roc

AP Dateline: ASPEN, Colo., Aug. 10Aug 11, 1981
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High Acidity Levels Found In Mountain Lakes

Rain and snow with acidity almost as strong as raw vinegar have been detected in some high Colorado mountain lakes, scientists report. Dr. John Harte, a biologist with the Rocky Mountain Biological La

Aug 9, 1981