Date: 4/21/25 3:39 pm
From: Doug & Nina Harr <dnharr...>
Subject: [ia-bird] Great day for "waterbirds" near Ames & Bjorkboda Marsh
At private wetlands on the north side of 100th St. across from McHugh
wetlands (Boone-Hamilton Co. line) this morning, I had a Short-billed
Dowitcher, a Virginia Rail , and at least 2 Soras. Bjorkboda Marsh also
had a number of Yellow-headed Blackbirds. When I left Ames this afternoon,
at the far west edge of town on a small artificial wetland on the south
side of Lincoln Way (next to Haber Technologies), there were a number of
shorebirds, including many Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, a Dunlin, a
Pectoral Sandpiper, and at least 3 Wilson's Phalaropes. Things are really
on the move in migration now!

Doug Harr
Ogden

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