Hey all, I just wanted to add some thoughts on the possible whereabouts of the bird. While I do think this bird could be on it's way out, I'm not convinced. It disappeared for a while the first day an

Hey everybody, I am unsure if anyone has looked for the bird today yet but I'll let people know here when I do. I am getting lots of requests for updates so if anyone is considering looking today or a

Bird is still present as of 13:48 -Carter

Hi all! I have refound the Common Crane today in Fairfield! For those interested in chasing I will post a pin. Please be very mindful of private land and only view the bird from public roads. Also ple

I went and looked this afternoon and got good looks of the same 2 plovers in flight. They are Black-bellied based on having light rumps and dark axillary coverts/wingpits. There were also Dunlin, Dowi

Hi Jay and other IBLE members, Cheryl Huzinga, Bob Kiernan, and I were there earlier this afternoon and observed only a single Second Cycle Lesser Black-backed Gull. There were much lower gull numbers

Hey Robert and others, I am at Dry Lakes now and there are also 3 American Golden Plovers here now as well as a Black-bellied Plover. Gull numbers are way down. -Carter Strope

Awesome find Denise! I've yet to see partial albinism in a Red-tailed Hawk. Carter Strole

Hey all, these birds have been known for a little while now. Not my find. Cool birds though. -Carter Strope

Hi all, I just had a Broad-winged Hawk fly over my house here in Blaine County. It may be time that a few start trickling through. -Carter Strope

I think Sow Goose. Head isn't round enough and it has a grin patch. -C