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That was "boat dock", not "bulldog" ;-)

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

We counted more than 100 this morning at Willow Lake.

not sure of the count but a large group of AWPEs reported at Sedona Wetlands wrote:

Yes, and there was a flock of about 50 Am White Pelicans over Pinion Oaks at around 10 AM today.?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I have been notified from Nancy Jo Silacci that the pelicans have taken off from Willow Lake. Sue Burk Sent: Tuesday, 20 April, 2021 7:36 AM To: Yavapai Bird Alert <[email protected]> Subject:

Thank you On Tue, Apr 20, 2021 at 7:36 AM, Sue Drown<suedrown@...> wrote: I am forwarding a report from Bonnie Pranter of 75 Amer. White Pelicans that have landed on Willow Lake this morning.?

I am forwarding a report from Bonnie Pranter of 75 Amer. White Pelicans that have landed on Willow Lake this morning. They are floating around in two groups, seen from the west shore but probably

Great, Karen. I've had a couple in the Dells over the years. One good thing to watch for is the tendency to cock the tail up while hovering (see Sibley). Cheers, Walt -- Walt Anderson

Nice!? On Sun, Apr 11, 2021 at 4:28 PM, Jim O'Neil<jandkoneil@...> wrote: About 4:15 p.m., I saw two female hummingbirds come to one of my feeders. One was an Anna's but the other was

About 4:15 p.m., I saw two female hummingbirds come to one of my feeders. One was an Anna's but *the other was definitely smaller*, with some streaking on the lower, central throat and rufous flanks.

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New arrivals at the lake, at least for me, are five breeding plumage American Avocet and two Franklin's Gulls. Right now these birds are in the northern half of the lake between the boat dock and the

3 Goldeneye are visible from the Watson Lake overlook this afternoon, despite the wind. I believe the two females are Common Goldeneye, but they are diving quite a bit.

There was a male Barrow's Goldeneye in the central part of Watson Lake this morning at ~10am --- out from the main boat dock. It was actively diving with several Lesser Scaup and a female Goldeneye

The lone American White Pelican (N09) is the only one I saw this morning on Willow Lake, after ~40 pelicans came and went yesterday (see attached photo). Be aware, however, that the tags that are very

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. wrote:

Thanks, Steve. I saw the loner yesterday. May not be lonely any longer! An Osprey scared up the mass of shovelers yesterday. w -- Walt Anderson

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

The Sandhill Cranes landed in the southwestern corner of Willow Lake at 12:45 according to Steve Burk.