Hello,

I spent today birding portions of Lincoln and Adams Counties. Ended up with
with 116 species. Here are some of the highlights:

Sprague Sewage Lagoon (Lincoln) - 75 Red-necked Phalaropes

Sprague Lake Resort (Lincoln) - not as birdy as last week, very few gulls on
the lake, no terns, disappointing
White Pelican (1)
CLARK?S GREBE (1)
Semipalmated Plover (1)
Lesser Yellowlegs (2)
Western Sandpipers (5)
American Pipits (4)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (7)
Wilson?s Warbler (2)
Lincoln?s Sparrow (5)

Sprague Lake (Adams) few gulls, no terns
White-fronted Geese (2 flyovers)
GREAT EGRETS (28) - All along the north shore ? never seen anything like
this here
Prairie Falcon (1)
Sage Thrasher (1)
American Pipits (10)
Vesper Sparrow (25)

Cow Lake (Adams)
White-fronted Geese (6)
GREAT EGRETS (4)
SANDHILL CRANE (1)
Peregrine Falcon (1)
Prairie Falcon (1) - took a Savannah Sparrow right in front of my car
Black-necked Stilts (14)
Western Sandpipers (7)
Least Sandpipers (5)
Baird?s Sandpiper (4)
Solitary Sandpiper (1)
Red-necked Phalarope (1)
Grasshopper Sparrow (2) - a little late

Ralston (Adams)
Hammond?s Flycatcher (1)
Pacific-sloped Flycatcher (1)
Wilson?s Warbler (5)
Golden-crowned Kinglet (3)

Washtucna ? Bassett Park (Adams)
Wild Turkey (8)
LEWIS?S WOODPECKER (2)
Red-naped Sapsucker (1)
Western Wood Pewee (2)
Gray Flycatcher (1)
Red-eyed Vireo (2)
Warbling Vireo (2)
Cassin?s Vireo (1)
Red-breasted Nutchatch (2)
Ruby-crowned Kinglet (2)
Townsend?s Solitaire (1)
Gray Catbird (1)
Swainson?s Thrush (4)
Hermit Thrush (1)
Orange-crowned Warbler (2)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (8)
Wilson?s Warbler (25) conservative
Townsend?s Warbler (2)
Western Tanager (2)
Lincoln?s Sparrow (1)
White-crowned Sparrow (4)

Davenport Cemetery (Lincoln)
Gray Flycatcher (1)
Say?s Phoebe (1)
Wilson?s Warbler (1)
Yellow rumped Warbler (1)

Reardan Audubon Lake (Lincoln)
Northern Pintail (300)
Black-necked Stilts (7)
Pectoral Sandpiper (1)
STILT SANDPIPER (1)
Western Sandpiper (7)
SANDERLING (3)
COMMON TERN (1)
Gray Flycatcher (1)

It was nice to enjoy a couple of birdy hours with friends at Washtucna.
Reardan could really be good the next few weeks.

Blessings
Terry Little
Mead, Wa