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After birding with Tommie I finished the auto-tour loop and added a male cinnamon teal, which was in the Pelican pool close to where it turns into a marsh. The bird was among blue-winged teals. Another couple of birds that I added were: herring gull and a solitary sandpiper (snow goose pool). I think Tommie did not mention a single dunlin that we observed in the Mallard marsh. Other shorebirds included Wilson's phalaropes, pectoral, least and Baird's sandpipers, both yellowlegs and long-billed dowitchers; plus what Tommie reported earlier. The black-necked stilt (SW corner of Mallard marsh) was a beauty. I will send Patrick some pics to post on mobirds. Later, Peter Kondrashov, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Department of Biology Northwest Missouri State University Phone: (660) 562-1604 Fax:(660) 562-1188 __________________________________________________ ########################################################### * Audubon Society of Missouri's * * Wild Bird Discussion Forum * *---------------------------------------------------------* * To subscribe or unsubscribe, click here: * * https://po.missouri.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mobirds-l&A=1 * *---------------------------------------------------------* * To access the list archives, click here: * * http://po.missouri.edu/archives/mobirds-l.html * * * * To access the Audubon Society of Missouri Web * * Site: http://mobirds.org * ###########################################################