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  1. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    I forgot to add: 33. Blue Jay 34. Sharp-shinned Hawk
  2. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    23. Redhead 24. Green-winged Teal 25. Downy Woodpecker 26. Yellow-rumped Warbler 27. European Starling 28. Song Sparrow 29. White-crowned Sparrow 30. American White Pelican 31. American Pipit 32. Eared Grebe
  3. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    Sorry it has taken me so long to post, I've been to the lagoons twice. Here is a brief summary of each visit: 10/4/07 18:30-20:30 Around sunset, I walked around each lake. It was a bit late, birds were going to roost. New for the patch were: Redhead, 6 on Lake 1; Green-winged Teal, 30...
  4. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    Yeah, Spring through late Summer, both Eastern and Western Kingbirds are everywhere. But, as you said, they have all left by now. :( I haven't seen an Eastern for about a week, and about 2 weeks for the Westerns. It's cool to live practically on the 100th meridian, you get Eastern and...
  5. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    Oops, I see that I cannot edit the list. :-( Here are the additions: 11. Blue-winged Teal 12. Savannah Sparrow 13. Red-tailed Hawk 14. Spotted Sandpiper 15. Vesper Sparrow 16. Mallard 17. Ruddy Duck 18. Northern Harrier 19. American Coot 20. Pied-billed Grebe 21. Swainson's Hawk 22. Turkey Vulture
  6. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    Hello! So sorry I haven't posted, I just FINALLY got permission today, to thoroughly scour the treatment lagoons for birds, as I please. Yay! I'm going to try a different format: This afternoon from 4:00-4:45, I finally stepped into my unofficial patch for the first time! I was immediately...
  7. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    SPECIES LIST: 1. Rock Pigeon 2. Mourning Dove 3. Eastern Kingbird 4. Western Kingbird 5. Barn Swallow 6. Northern Flicker "Yellow-shafted" 7. Western Meadowlark 8. Northern Shoveler 9. Wood Duck 10. Killdeer I'll edit and add as soon as I see anything new. ;)
  8. tim.birdboy

    Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant

    I've unofficially decided that the City of Broken Bow Water Treatment Plant will be my local patch.:-O They are 4 500' square lakes, surrounded with "chunks" of broken concrete and brick, so not much shorebird habitat:-C Wednesday, August 29th - arrived at 17:40, stayed for 20 minutes...
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