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Nothing rare but spectacular arrivals overnight with weathert in Sedona - Boynton Canyon/Enchantment area: red-named sapsuckers, western bluebirds huge flocks of robins, ruby-crowned kinglets - huge

Nothing truly rare to report, but I had some fun seasonal birds at Willow Lake South shore this morning. I've seen Lincoln's Sparrows in small groups recently, including 7 or 8 this morning. Two Bank

Hi Richard, When I saw your photo of this pigeon, my first thought was of a Torresian Imperial Pigeon. I saw many in Cairns, Australia (Queensland) three years ago. Upon looking in my Australian

Looks like a domestic to me. walt wrote: -- Walt Anderson

how about a wedding pigeon? -- Rich Armstrong 928-282-3675

Leucism? Great photo! S

I saw this Dove? this morning on the shore of Watson lake while kayaking. I can't remember how to post photos to yavapaibirds or even if it is possible. Richard [image: DSCN3478b.JPG]

While not unusual in some parts of Yavapai county, I don't see any eBird records of Yellow-billed Cuckoo for Watson Woods. This morning I heard and then saw one in a big cottonwood tree in WW not far

Thanks Sue for the timely reporting. I was kayaking on Willow Springs lake on the rim above Payson on 5-19-2021 and saw two beautiful and fascinating shorebirds that I had never seen before. I checked

Thank you Sue, for this notification. I went out at 12:30 and found the red-necked phalarope exactly where you described it. Life bird for me! -Matt Hinton

A lone Red-necked Phalarope is working along the South shore of Willow Lake this morning, directly out from the South Willow pullout, straight across from the boat dock. Nice, full breeding

Late yesterday afternoon at Willow Lake, there were two flocks of Willets, 35 and 16, as well as two Solitary Sandpipers (so much for solitary!), 3 Greater Yellowlegs, 2 Semipalmated Plovers, 11

flock of 22 Black- necked Stilts flying around lagoons all morning here at Dead Horse State Park

Sue, what do you mean by, "the bulldog"? Doug

Thanks? On Sun, Apr 25, 2021 at 6:29 AM, Sue Drown<suedrown@...> wrote: This morning at Willow Lake, on the South shore was a flock of about 40 Willets. Unfortunately they were scared

Auto correct likes frogs better than boats On Sun, Apr 25, 2021 at 6:29 AM, Sue Drown<suedrown@...> wrote: This morning at Willow Lake, on the South shore was a flock of about 40

That was "boat dock", not "bulldog" ;-)

This morning at Willow Lake, on the South shore was a flock of about 40 Willets. Unfortunately they were scared up by a photographer, and now they are on the very west shore, probably visible from the

We counted more than 100 this morning at Willow Lake.

not sure of the count but a large group of AWPEs reported at Sedona Wetlands wrote: