Date: 6/15/26 5:17 pm From: Shirley Maas <000000b508ae481a-dmarc-request...> Subject: Re: Red Slough Bird Survey - June 10
Ditto I look forward to your reports every week Don Maas
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Don & Shirley MaasThe Maas’s have migrated to the Valley of the Sun in Mesa, AZ from Choctaw, Ok for the winter.
On Monday, June 15, 2026, 9:28 AM, Ellie Womack <womackele...> wrote:
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On Mon, Jun 15, 2026 at 8:35 AM <arbour...> <arbour...> wrote:
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It was mostly overcast, warm, and a bit windy on the bird survey today. 67 species were found. The first broods of Purple Gallinules for the year were seen today and one bird was seen sitting on a floating nest among the lilypads. There are two Anhinga rookery's on Pintail Lake now and 3 nests have young in them. Some Cattle egrets are starting to hang out with them and at least one is already nest building. Two Neotropic Cormorants are hanging out in there as well and may start nesting also. Here is my list for today:
