Hi Birders,

Spent a few hours in Lincoln County, WA today; highlight was a surprising Spring BAIRD'S SANDPIPER on Old Kuck's Road South of Davenport. Also present were Killdeer, Snipe, and Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs. Davenport Cemetery had lots of Juncos and Ruby-crowned Kinglets singing and of note PACIFIC WREN, VARIED THRUSH, TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE, and NASHVILLE WARBLER.

In Mill Canyon, a few Orange-crowned, Yellow-rumped, and one Nashville Warbler were singing. Most of the usual residents were around with the highlight being an early WESTERN TANAGER. At Reardan Ponds were more Lesser and Greater Yellowlegs, a Black-necked Stilt, and a late ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK, along with all of the usual waterfowl, Sora's, Swallows, etc.

Good birding,
Jon Isacoff, Spokane

Jonathan B. Isacoff
Chair, Environmental Studies
Associate Professor, Political Science
Gonzaga University, Box 52
Spokane, WA 99258-0052
isacoff at gonzaga.edu