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Posting on behalf of Sue Noonan, who was at the PAS Fain Park birdwalk this a.m. and wanted to share that the group found and photographed a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker there. Looks like an adult

Foraging like Painted Redstart, tail flaring, but bright orange and yellow, Between hairpin turn and junction with #737, flat part of trail in mixed flock of BUSH, BRTI, one TOWA.

Thank you very much.? I shall check it out dhs

The Prescott WTP site is at the very east end of Melville Rd. There's a big new FedEx building north of the ponds. Google maps should show the site. Susan Drown Prescott, AZ "Live ...like someone

Thank you Sue.? Can you tell me where these ponds are? Thannks again David Sackett

Since it's shorebird season, an update on access to the Prescott WTP, aka the recharge ponds, near the airport is in order. Although the City had promised to allow pedestrian access through a

I heard a bird late this morning (but never saw it) that I think may have been a Kentucky warbler. I wasn't confident of the id. in the field, so I am not submitting this to eBird. But I pass this

Late this morning, a lovely breeding plumage Common Loon was between the boat dock and the Heritage Park Zoo along the north shore of Willow Lake. https://ebird.org/checklist/S135198500 Walt --

Thank you, Lisa! *Joanne*

This morning April 24th: Solitary Sandpiper Least Sandpiper Spotted Sandpiper Baird's Sandpiper Long-billed Dowitcher White-faced Ibis Black-necked Stilt Ring-billed Gull Franklins Gull Willet Snowy

Forgot to specify Watson Woods [email protected]> wrote:

Reported yesterday afternoon on eBird, found this AM west of wildlife pond, near south end of pond. Currently in a mid height cottonwood on east side of Granite Creek

FOS, for me. A male Vermillion close to the Willow Lake Dog Park trailhead. I believe this species was seen in the Willow Lake area yesterday as well. Susan Drown Prescott, AZ You can't change

Smaller goose with white collar, shorter neck, steep forehead, grazing with about 85 Canada Goose.

Sorry for the delay in posting this, ?I just figured out how to do so. There has been a male Varied Thrush observed at Bubbling Ponds on Dec 8, 10, and 11th in the same location 34.7626100,

"ebird report"? ? Thanks? David Sackett

There's an apparent Yellow-bellied Sapsucker adult male near the west end of Willow lake. Seen from the trail that goes parallel to Willow Creek eastbound to the lake.. see my ebird report for

Yes, thanks Mark, Micah, and Walt. GPS put Bryan & I right at the spot ... may try again tomorrow Steve Burk

I combed the area (along with Steve Burk) for a few hours this AM, to no avail. Bird activity was slow until it warmed a bit after 10am so maybe it’ll turn up again. Thanks for the excellent

Mark & Micah Riegner and I found a very tame Harris's Sparrow along the old track leading east from the quarry along Willow Creek. It hopped within three feet of us. I entered it in eBird