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American Avocet6/30/20082SoutheastCochiseBenson STPMark Stevenson, Dave Stejskal, Molly PollockTwo birds present, one incubating on a nest on a sand bar. Away from Willcox's "Cochise Lake", AMAV is a rare and irregular nesting species.Birds seen well from outside fence. Readily indentified.
Northern Pintail6/30/20081SoutheastCochiseBenson STPDave Stejskal, Mark Stevenson, Molly Pollockcasual in summer in SE AZ Present since at least the spring season Male
Northern Pintail6/30/20081SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Dave Stejskal, Mark Stevenson, Molly PollockCasual in summer in SE AZ. Present since at least the spring seasonFemale
Greater Yellowlegs6/30/20081SoutheastCochiseBenson STPDave Stejskal, Mark Stevenson, Molly Pollockcasual in June SE AZ ...may have been present yesterday Early southbound migrant 
Willet6/30/20081SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Mark Stevenson, Dave Stejskal, Molly Pollockcasual in June in SE AZ Editor Note: Early southbound migrant Three were reported present on 6/29/08 
Lesser Yellowlegs6/30/20083SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Dave Stejskal, Mark Stevenson, Molly PollockSouthbound migrants, casual in early June in SE AZ 2 were previously reportedThree together along the shore, seen and heard
Solitary Sandpiper6/30/20082SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Dave Stejskal, Mark Stevenson, Molly PollockEarly southbound migrants, casual in late June in SE AZAdult Solitary Sandpipers, seen concurrently. Photos by Dave Stejskal.
Baird's Sandpiper6/30/20082SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Molly Pollock, Dave Stejskal, Mark StevensonFirst June SE AZ sighting for this species. Early southbound migrants.Good viewing conditions. Dave Stejskal obtained photos.
American Redstart6/30/20081MohaveMohavePintail Slough Area of Havasu NWRJoseph Hildreth and Robert ChapmanUncommon spring migrant or summer resident.Observed a male American Redstart singing consistently from a large cottonwood. Have UTMs if desired. Male seen in good light and I.D.ed instantly.
American White Pelican6/30/20083SoutheastCochiseWillcox, "Cochise Lake"Molly Pollock, Mark Stevenson, Dave StejskalCasual in summer in SE AZ. Editor note: Two have been present since 6/5/08 and three were first noted on 6/22/08.  
Yellow-headed Blackbird6/28/20083SoutheastPimaGreen Valley WWTPMichael MarsdenYHBLs are generally casual to rare in Pima Co in June & July all adult males
Flame-colored Tanager6/26/20081SoutheastSanta CruzMadera Canyon, KuboMolly PollockReview Species -- continuing singing male, apparenlty unmated Documented during the Spring 2008 season 
Yellow-billed cuckoo6/26/20081SoutheastSanta CruzMadera Canyon - Vault Mine/Carrie Nation TrailPhilip KlineUnusual location and habitat. The cuckoo was near the top of a large oak about 30-40 feet off the ground in Pine-oak woodland along Madera Ceek at 6000' elevation. Dominant tree species included ponderosa pine, Gambel and other oaks, sycamore, and alligator juniper.Bicolored, decurved bill with yellow lower mandible. Brown upperparts, white underparts, long, black-and-white tail, and rufous primary and secondary wing feathers when it flew. It was silent.
White-eared Hummingbird6/26/20081SoutheastSanta CruzMadera Canyon, Chuparosa InnMolly Pollockrare Hummingbird to SE AZ, continuing female bird, already reported and likely banded - but couldn't confirm that -- seems to be a good year for White-eared Hummingbird in SE AZ. Editor Note: Likely one of two female WEHU banded at the Chuparosa Inn so far this year by George West. One was banded on 6/2/08 and the next on 6/17/08Broad, bright, clean white supercillium separates it from female Broad-billed Hummer.
Blue-winged Teal6/26/20081SoutheastPimaGreen Valley STPMolly Pollockcontinuing bird - casual in SE AZ this time of yearadult male seen well
White-tailed Kite6/24/20081SoutheastGrahamFort Thomas area, see GPS coords belowAmanda Moorsyou don't have many reports of kites in Graham county yet Editor note: Few Graham County reports of WTKI but they were on one southern Graham/northern Cochise block during that AZ Breeding Bird Atlas.black shoulder patches, long wings, slender bird with overall whitish appearance with grayish back, white tail, stubby beak saw it fly across road being hazed by smaller bird, then it went over an abandoned field and landed at edge of salt cedar patch in middle of field. Not sure of name of road I was driving, but it's a dirt road that essentially parrallels the Gila river on the north side of it. bird came from north and headed south into field. GPS coordinates (NAD27 datum) 595735 E, 36558688 N 0800 hrs
Black-capped Gnatcatcher6/24/20081SoutheastSanta CruzCalifornia GulchJerry Bock, Dave Stejskal, Mark StevensonBCGN is a casual to rare species in SE AZ that is in the midst of a range expansion, having become resident in some areas. It is an ABC Review Species when individuals are found in new locations. Photos and written documentation submitted to the ABC. There are prior reports of BCGN from California Gulch, but they have been seen there only irregularly. The location was near the riparian thicket downstream from the Five-striped Sparrow areas, This vocalizing male was cooperative and perched in the open displaying his black cap, long bill, minimal eyering, entirely white under-side of the folded rectrices and graduated lengths of the tail feathers.
Least Tern6/22/20081South CentralMaricopaPaloma RanchMelanie HerringReferences state it is a casual transient and a sketch species for the AZ Bird Committee.A very small tern with a yellow bill, black cap and nape with a white forhead. It was sitting on the edge of a pond west of Paloma Ranch Headquarters. Photos obtained and sent to NAB editor.
Swainson's Hawk6/21/20081South CentralMaricopaPaloma Ranch, ne. corner along Sisson Rd.Troy Corman, Melanie HerringVery few June records in Maricopa Co.Adult
Eared Grebe6/21/20085South CentralMaricopaGila Bend Power Plant PondTroy Corman, Melanie HerringConsidered rare summer visitor to Maricopa Co.One was an apparent pure albino (total white plumage, pink eyes, pale bill). This individual was first reported by Charlie Babbitt at this location in late May. Two individuals were in near full alternate plumage, and the other two were in heavy molt to basic plumage. Noted three additional individuals below Painted Rock Dam.
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