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Nice collection of unusual sightings. Thanks Sue

Watson Lake yesterday morning (in bitter wind) had Eared Grebes close to the west dock, a very tame Greater White-fronted Goose, the long-present American White Pelican right next to the shore,

The best bird of the morning so far was a Bonaparte's Gull, (basic plumage} swimming on either side of the North shore boat dock ramp area, near a ring-bill. Also of interest, Yellow-headed blackbirds

I found the hawk this morning in Watson Woods. It was flying straight south from the lake toward the parkway bridge, straight overhead. The Lawrence's was in the grasses about 150 yards south of the

Thank you.? I had no idea such a place existed. dhs

Feeders are Armchair birding ones with tables and benches off Canopy Trail which is off of Owl Rd parking on west side

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DHSP Feeders?

2 Lazuli Buntings 2 Lawrence's Goldfinch

We heard a strange bird song on Willow this morning. Sent your email to Karen to see what she thinks. Nice bird! Sent from the all new AOL app for Android On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 10:31 AM, Sue

Eastern Phoebe seen today on the west edge of Willow, essentially straight out from the cottonwood peninsula to the edge of the lake. Seen at the top of the trees and also low down, bird was also

Sorry for the late posting: I had an almost completely white Red-tailed Hawk fly over me and land high up in a cottonwood tree in my CBC territory and the edge of the circle adjacent to Jackpot Ranch

Today's morning outing, the annual Prescott Audubon start-the-year field trip, turned up a number of good birds. We had White-throated Sparrow along the Peavine, foraging with White-crowned Sparrows,

Willow Creek near the quarry: Eastern Phoebe. South edge of cottonwood grove just east of dirt road that runs from Willow Lake Road and crosses creekbed to quarry. Around 11 AM. Cassin's Vireo. NE of

There were 28 American White Pelicans soaring over Watson Woods south of the lake this morning at about 10:30 am. They seemed to head south. Steve Burk

I was at the bottom of the Spruce Mountain Trail 307 when I saw the goshawk fly through the ponderosa pine trees. Brian Nordstrom

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At about 11 am I stepped outside and was accosted by the alarm squawks of 4 Stellar's Jay's. They were high in a large Ponderosa and looking down. I walked to an area where I could view the tree, and

American White Pelican, N09, has now been in Prescott a full year. I am attaching a photo taken this morning at Watson Lake and my first photo showing its tag on Oct. 19, 2020. This pelican was a

A Bonaparte's Gull was off of the main boat dock at Watson Lake this morning (highly zoomed photo from the Peavine Trail attached) along with a Clark's Grebe. Steve Burk