Trying for the Wilson's Phalarope for my wife, we of course dipped on that
one.

But in the place of it was 13 Black Bellied Plovers!  They were in Pond 27
along the back and middle of the pond.  Awesome easy views.  Also the big
reservoir had a Common Loon, 3 Red-breasted Mergansers, and 3
Double-creasted Cormorants in it.
List follows.
Happy birding and God bless!

Steve J.

    20    Canada Goose
    2    Trumpeter Swan
    2    Wood Duck
    2    Mallard
    2    Blue-winged Teal
    3    Red-breasted Merganser    female
    2    Wild Turkey
    1    Common Loon
    3    Double-crested Cormorant
    10    Great Blue Heron
    5    Great Egret
    1    Green Heron
    10    Turkey Vulture
    1    Bald Eagle
    2    Red-tailed Hawk
    2    American Coot
    13    Black-bellied Plover
    1    Semipalmated Plover
    2    Killdeer
    1    Spotted Sandpiper
    1    Solitary Sandpiper
    5    Lesser Yellowlegs
    20    Dunlin
    2    Least Sandpiper
    4    Mourning Dove
    1    American Kestrel
    3    Willow Flycatcher
    1    Great Crested Flycatcher
    6    Eastern Kingbird
    2    Warbling Vireo
    2    Blue Jay
    4    American Crow
    2    Horned Lark
    2    Northern Rough-winged Swallow
    4    Tree Swallow
    2    Barn Swallow
    2    White-breasted Nuthatch
    2    House Wren
    2    Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
    4    American Robin
    4    Gray Catbird
    4    Brown Thrasher
    1    Northern Mockingbird
    8    European Starling
    1    Common Yellowthroat
    2    Yellow Warbler
    2    Yellow-rumped Warbler
    1    Eastern Towhee
    1    Chipping Sparrow
    4    Field Sparrow
    4    Song Sparrow
    2    Swamp Sparrow
    2    Scarlet Tanager
    2    Northern Cardinal
    1    Indigo Bunting
    2    Red-winged Blackbird
    2    Eastern Meadowlark
    4    Common Grackle
    2    Brown-headed Cowbird
    2    Baltimore Oriole
    4    American Goldfinch

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