The mist was rising from the lake and the frost lightly covered the ground, but 6 hearty and optimistic
birders ventured forth. We were rewarded with many unusual spottings- a Ruby-crowned Kinglet flashing
his beautiful crown, a Baltimore Oriole, 2 Red-tailed Hawks, 1 R.S. Hawk, 1 Coopers or Sharp-shinned
Hawk,a Common Loon, Forster's Tern, Y.B. Sapsucker, Pine Warbler and many more for a total of 40 species. The eBird list is here
Then it was on to the Wastewater Treatment Facility where we saw a Bufflehead, a G. Scaup, 2 Hooded
Mergansers, good looks at about 10 Meadowlarks, 2 R.Tailed Hawks [caught in the ACT!], American Kestral.
This facility seems to be very reliable for Hawks and Meadowlarks. The eBird list is here
Total for the day is 50 species. The full list is on ebird.
birders ventured forth. We were rewarded with many unusual spottings- a Ruby-crowned Kinglet flashing
his beautiful crown, a Baltimore Oriole, 2 Red-tailed Hawks, 1 R.S. Hawk, 1 Coopers or Sharp-shinned
Hawk,a Common Loon, Forster's Tern, Y.B. Sapsucker, Pine Warbler and many more for a total of 40 species. The eBird list is here
Then it was on to the Wastewater Treatment Facility where we saw a Bufflehead, a G. Scaup, 2 Hooded
Mergansers, good looks at about 10 Meadowlarks, 2 R.Tailed Hawks [caught in the ACT!], American Kestral.
This facility seems to be very reliable for Hawks and Meadowlarks. The eBird list is here
Total for the day is 50 species. The full list is on ebird.
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