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Observed this vireo, who has been singing steadily all morning, in the willows and cottonwoods next to the Playa parking lot in Granite Basin.

Thank you for this info. Yesterday afternoon (05.16.2024), I found the loon out on the lake around here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5ZT4f8TiL5vbVx4U7.

Carly Taylor of the Natural History Institute reported this bird (with two photos) to me on May 10, so it's been around for a while. Walt [email protected]> wrote: -- *Walt Anderson*

Common Loon spotted Lynx Lake North Shore, below North Parking Area, 7:30 am and 10 am Photos by Richard Balland

Parked just past zoo, walked around west side of lake. Very thin bills , shaggy crests, red eyes. No white chin. Four female-types,

Observed from the southbound trail along Granite Creek off the Rosser entrance about halfway down the trail. 34.5699, -112.4365. Sue Drown

American Redstart at DHRSP. Owl Road near the river and parking area. Two Males. 34.75153° N, 112.01771° W I'm here now looking at them from the parking lot.

Seen at Watson overlook in trees just to the south today 4/18/24 at 2:45pm. Appeared to be solo although great tailed grackles on shore nearby and it eventually flew down to them. Didn't see any

Terns no longer visible, maybe they went to Watson? [email protected]> wrote:

Two Caspian Terns, seen from south shore Willow Lake. Large terns with large orange bills. Seen flying over western part, also flew right past me at s shore viewing area. Snow Goose still here.

I drove by both the north and south ends of Willow lake at about 4:00-4:30 and did not see the pelicans. I also checked at Watson Lake and did not see any. There are a number of boaters/kayakers on

I arrived at the parking area near the zoo at 9:35 am and the pelicans were sitting on the water nearby in the cove where they remained until close to !0:00. Without being disturbed, they then

I am parked by dog park,pelicans are circling high in the sky

I can make out a large number (perhaps >100) of White Pelicans from our back patio at the far west end of Willow Lake (at 9:15 am). I am going to drive over to near the zoo now. Steve Burk

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