Highlights: Bold is only emboldened to note some of the gentle reminders that the first few snowflakes of the spring migration blizzard are upon us.
- Vermilion Flycatcher – 1, first year male
- Bewick’s Wren -1
- Black-crested Titmouse – 4
- Northern Mockingbird
- Song Sparrow – 1
- Mourning Dove
- Northern Cardinal – 3
- Gadwall
- Northern Shoveler
- Green-winged Teal
- Double-crested Cormorant
- American Coot
- Tree Swallow – 1, drab adult
- Swallow spp, 1-2 other individuals. Could not identify due to sun
- Northern Harrier – 1 female. She glided around a bit. I later saw her perched on the ground within the tall grass perimeter of the water. She had her eye on a foraging female shoveler, but that bird eventually paddle slowly away. She got close enough that I thought another 6-ft and that NOHA might give it a go.
- Eastern Bluebird – 2
- Bufflehead – 2
- Wilson’s Snipe  – 1
- Meadowlark spp.
- Ring-billed Gull
- Long-billed Dowitcher 45
- Snowy Egret – 1
- Northern Pintail – 2, M & F
- Red-tailed Hawk – 1
Sightings by Matthew York, Avian Wildlife Biologist