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American White Pelicans

Steve Burk All Messages By This Member #17 This morning I photographed (from the northside) a group of about 40 American White Pelicans clustered tightly together on the southwest shore of Willow Lake.? Since this is a favorite location of pelican N09 who spent the winter in Prescott, I assume he/she is among this group.? In fact, N09 may be the reason they landed there. Now it will be interesting to see if N09 migrates onward with them.? I'll post a photo on eBird. Steve Burk
Walt Anderson All Messages By This Member #18 Thanks, Steve. I saw the loner yesterday. May not be lonely any longer!? An Osprey scared up the mass of shovelers yesterday. w toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 10:31 AM Steve Burk <burkstsu@...> wrote: This morning I photographed (from the northside) a group of about 40 American White Pelicans clustered tightly together on the southwest shore of Willow Lake.? Since this is a favorite location of pelican N09 who spent the winter in Prescott, I assume he/she is among this group.? In fact, N09 may be the reason they landed there. Now it will be interesting to see if N09 migrates onward with them.? I'll post a photo on eBird. Steve Burk -- Walt Anderson
Doug Iverson All Messages By This Member #19 Diane and I saw the same 40 pelicans, by count, and when they flew off the lake, two remained. Don't know if one was our resident. All on our ebird report for the lake. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 10:59 AM Walt Anderson <waltandersonAFC@...> wrote: Thanks, Steve. I saw the loner yesterday. May not be lonely any longer!? An Osprey scared up the mass of shovelers yesterday. w On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 10:31 AM Steve Burk <burkstsu@...> wrote: This morning I photographed (from the northside) a group of about 40 American White Pelicans clustered tightly together on the southwest shore of Willow Lake.? Since this is a favorite location of pelican N09 who spent the winter in Prescott, I assume he/she is among this group.? In fact, N09 may be the reason they landed there. Now it will be interesting to see if N09 migrates onward with them.? I'll post a photo on eBird. Steve Burk -- Walt Anderson

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