I checked Malardi Lake today to see how far drawn down it is- there is very
little water left, with lots of mud flats. There were about 150-200 shorebirds
there today. Not much variation, as about 95% of the birds were either Least
Sandpipers or Pectorals, but there were a couple Yellowlegs,
Visited Malardi Lake today, which is in drawdown, with plenty to see. Two
birders that were there before me told me that half the flock left after a raid
by 2 Peregrine falcons, but there were still a lot of birds. Besides the usual
yellowlegs and peeps, there was an American Avocet, 2
5/15/2013
4:00 - 7:00 pm
I was able to bird at the Malardi Lake WMA, this afternoon and enjoyed all the
Shorebirds that Robin had posted plus a few more species of interest. I
appreciated Bart's initial postings on the draw down and Robin's update. For
those interested in checking the
The Area Wildlife Manager today reported that there is approximately half (80
acres or so) of our Malardi Lake (near Montrose) drawdown project that is
exposed mudflat, and that there were huge masses of shorebirds foraging out on
the mudflats. From the Wildlife Management Area parking lot,
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