Hey,
I had a Nelson's Sparrow this morning at Forest Lagoons. The bird was in the smart-weed / beggars tick along the east side of the berm that divides the two low lagoons - look for the life-saving station....in a sewage lagoon...I know, right?
The two low lagoons were decent - among good numbers of Yellowlegs / Pects and peeps was a Stilt Sandpiper and 3 Dunlin. The full lagoon had a immature Snow Goose and 3 Tundra Swan.
From CR 7, take Hubbard Line east to Brush Road, then south about 1km to the lagoon entrance - Google Maps shows it as 7550 Brush Road.
James H.
'If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself.'' - Ferdinand Porsche
Hey,
I had a Nelson's Sparrow this morning at Forest Lagoons. The bird was in the smart-weed / beggars tick along the east side of the berm that divides the two low lagoons - look for the life-saving station....in a sewage lagoon...I know, right?
The two low lagoons were decent - among good numbers of Yellowlegs / Pects and peeps was a Stilt Sandpiper and 3 Dunlin. The full lagoon had a immature Snow Goose and 3 Tundra Swan.
>From CR 7, take Hubbard Line east to Brush Road, then south about 1km to the lagoon entrance - Google Maps shows it as 7550 Brush Road.
James H.
'If one does not fail at times, then one has not challenged himself.'' - Ferdinand Porsche
