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 bulldog with a scope.
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 bulldog with a scope.
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 bulldog with a scope.
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 up by a photographer, and now they are on the very west shore, probably visible from the bulldog with a scope.
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 Killdeer, and a Caspian Tern.
Sue Drown