Birders,
I got a call from Lynne Miller that the adult white-phase Reddish Egret
was present at the same location at Adobe Creek Reservoir as recently as
4 p.m. today.
Lynne reminds potential visitors to park well back from the edge of the
lake. The beach substrate at Adobe Creek Reservoir i
This information is from David Charter, after the Reddish Egret flew west from
Lake Cheraw this morning.
"There actually is an isolated pond on the west side of the highway 109. It
probably went down in there, but I can't see it from the road. The pond can
be seen a little bit from highway 2
Birders,
The sub-adult dark-morph Reddish Egret was still present at Adobe Creek
Reservoir on 8/31/11. It may be getting a bit more predictable in
location. Today, it was on the sand spit on the north side of the
channel separating the north and south parts of the lake. By looking
east from t
Birders,
Joe Roller just called me to report that the sub-adult dark morph
Reddish Egret is still present at Adobe Creek Reservoir (Blue Lake)
straddling the Bent / Kiowa county lines. This morning, it was on the
north tip of Tern Island, separating the north and south sections of the
lake.
Sandy Arnesen and I went back to the west end of John Martin to see if
we could see the REDDISH EGRET in better light this morning. But we
failed to find it before we left. Perhaps it is feeding elsewhere in the
mornings
and returning to the west end in the afternoon. The mix of birds changed
Birders,
This morning, I saw the subadult white morph Reddish Egret in a
different location on John Martin Reservoir. It was one one of the
gravel points on the south side of the reservoir about one mile west of
the dam. This is about five miles east of the previous location, and
might signal
First thing this morning I was able to relocate the Reddish Egret (White Morph)
in the same location described by Duane Nelson yesterday in Bent County. At
about noon Duane and I was also able to locate it almost exactly where I last
saw it in the morning. Great find Duane!! Other interesting bi
Birders,
Cole Wild and I relocated the sub-adult white morph Reddish Egret this
afternoon at John Martin Reservoir. It is on mudflats on the current
west end of the reservoir. If it is with the huge flock of American
White Pelicans, it can be surprisingly hard to locate, especially if it
is o
