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I'm guessing the friendly man with the Swarovski binocs was Eric Moore, owner of the Lookout. He's probably on this email list and could confirm that guess. -Matt Hinton [email protected]>

Yesterday, Apr 5, I was hiking on the West Watson Lake path, and encountered a tall birder with a cheerful expression and a pair of Swarovski glasses.? He tried to point out a Green Heron he had

The Mew Gull continues this afternoon at Willow, often drifting on the water near some Ring-billeds. Again, too distant for photos, but three of us studied it through the scope. All features seem to

This morning at about 10:45am I saw what I believe is a Mew Gull sitting in the middle of Willow Lake. I had parked at South Shore and was scoping the lake from the water's edge. I got fairly good

Thank you, Sue. Good spot! Does this look like it could be the Harlan’s you saw there today? -Heather Hofling

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A classic dark morph. At Watson Lake, in trees just below the overlook this afternoon, and also in the tree where the Red-shouldered Hawk has been reported. That bird is also still in that area. Sue

Doug and Diane Iverson Went to the correct spot from about 10:15-11:00. very quiet and no warbler.

Hello all, I went out to find the warbler over my lunch break, about 12:30. Went to the spot previously identified, but could not find it. Hopefully somebody else can pick it up later today or

seen this morning 850 to 915 ish - female/young, bold eye ring, gray head, thin wing bars, yellow throat/breast/belly, white undertail coverts, end of tail dipped in black, right where carl found it

It's me as messenger, again... reports are that the Magnolia Warbler, first found by Carl Tomoff, is again along the Peavine in Watson Woods this morning. It seems to like the shady area with the

Here is a posting of Dr. Carl Tomoff's great sighting of a Magnolia Warbler along the Peavine trail yesterday. Carl requested we post this. Good birding! "I watched this warbler foraging among

Better than no entrance… “Writing is the best way to talk without being interrupted.” Jules Renard

Thanks, Sue, for making this happen.Certainly good for those who want to go through the process. Like you said, though, very wonky and not good for Verdy Valley folks. Doug (Know why French eat

The Prescott City Public Works Dept has issued new procedures for birders wanting access to the Recharge Ponds (WTP) on Melville Rd near the airport. See attached. If this smells just the slightest

I seem to be acting as forwarder lately. This message comes from Ryan Crouse who believes he heard a Gray Hawk at the wildlife pond in Watson Woods just now. He would welcome a confirmation, of

Butterfly Springs is almost dry. Nuthatch, White crowned sparrows and other birds were drinking water from seeps on dam by the road.

THX

Forwarding this message from the Iverson's. A flock of about a dozen American White Pelicans have landed in the middle of Willow Lake, visible from the usual South shore observation point.

Thanks Laura