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I saw the Black-throated Sparrow this morning (10:20) foraging low at the base of the small tree between the IBA sign and the bench, general area where Steve reported seeing it.??Bonnie

Thank you Steve for sharing. My observation was on the south shore of Willow Lake, right where there is the small grove of cottonwood trees that you walk through to get to the south shore of the

They show up in the Dells now and then. They may breed around the head of Boulder Creek on Glassford Hill. [email protected]> wrote:

Seen and photographed this morning near the bench on the ridge at the south end of Watson Lake (off the Peavine trail). Rare for this location. I see no other eBird reports at Watson for this species

Thanks, Justin for the heads-up! Great sighting. If the gull is spotted again this morning I’d love an update if possible. Here on the list serve or xheatheringx@... or 928-587-2115. Thanks

Diane and I saw the same combination of gulls just a little earlier. Doug and Diane Iverson <justin1.legendary@...> wrote:

It was still there along with 6 other gulls at 1:05 pm. South shore --> straight down trail, turn left (west) and take the small trail through the field of burrs. If the gulls are all sleeping

12/7/24 9am South shore of Willow Lake One lesser black backed gull observed on south side of lake with California and Ring-billed gulls. Red gape, yellow legs, darker back, pale iris. Don't know

I have posted the Lesser Black-backed Gull on eBird and I see that Felipe Guerro has posted it on eBird as well. So a number of birders have arrived at the same conclusion independently. Felipe also

I saw the LBBG and the 40+ Ring Bills at 5:15. On my way back to my car, I turned around and saw that the flock had taken flight. When last seen at 5:25pm, they were dots in the sky far above Willow

Thank you Steve for getting the message out. Great sighting! I would be interested in knowing if they stay and are seen tomorrow. - Heather

Steve, it certainly looks suspiciously like a Lesser Black-backed. There is another gull in your photo next to your bird's bill that also seems to have a dark mantle. Does it give any good clues in an

I was just started to post this when I noticed I had an email from Eric Moore asking for my opinion on a gull he photographed today at Willow!! At a bit after 3pm I took photos of numerous gulls at

[image: DSC_7726 nce 4.JPG] I watched 2 of the Common Loons Yesterday Morning from the east shore of Watson lake for about 15 minutes. They slowly moved closer to my location and within Camera

Thank you, Troy! I’m not on discord so I appreciate the old school reach out. I’d be interested in hearing if the Pacific Loon stays, plus info about anything new. Thanks again, Heather

Late this morning, I found a Pacific Loon in the Castle Creek inlet above (northwest of) the boat launch parking lot at Lake Pleasant. Also noted as rare, was a first-winter Herring Gull (now known as

We must have left just before Sue arrived. No gulls, large flock of avocets and saw the Dunlin. [email protected]> wrote:

I went to the south shore of Willow to look for Steve Burke's reported Herring Gull. I did not see that bird; however, there was a Dunlin foraging in the mud shore.. I believe I've seen this bird over

A Herring Gull was mixed in with Ring-bills and many avocets this morning at south shore of Willow Lake (photos). Steve Burk

This morning I received an email from Everett Sanborn saying that his friend, Karen Shaw, had seen a large number of pelicans land on Watson Lake late yesterday afternoon. So I just went to the