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Birding: Numerous rare bird sightings in Prescott area lasts weekend (opens the original)
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This past weekend, a number of rare bird species were observed in the Prescott area, including a common tern, Sabineâs gull, red-necked phalarope, cattle egret, Vauxâs swift, red-eyed vireo, and a northern waterthrush, to name a few. So what makes a bird rare? There are two main criteria by which this is determined. First, a bird species is rare if it shows up out of its normal range. For example, cactus wrens are common in parts of Arizona. However, if a cactus wren were to show up in Missi
Birding: Birding in the Verde Valley (opens the original)
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When I was in the Verde Valley last week, I stopped at the McGuireville rest stop, as they have an on-site wastewater facility. Sounds enticing, doesnât it? Well it does if you are either a shorebird or a birder who likes to observe shorebirds! Wastewater facilities are notoriously good for birdwatching because of the nutrient rich water. The abundance of food available to shorebirds makes these locations a destination for migratory birds needing to rest and refuel.
Birding: Monsoon activity and water levels at our local lakes (opens the original)
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With all of the rain we have received recently, you may be thinking the water levels at our local reservoirs have really risen. Interestingly, the precipitation weâve received has had little effect on reservoir levels. There are four reservoirs owned by the City of Prescott: Watson, Willow and Upper and Lower Goldwater Lakes. Granite Basin Lake and Lynx Lake are managed by the Forest Service. Last week, the City of Prescott released the following information:
Birding: My faith in humanity was renewed this week (opens the original)
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I spent a good portion of last week in Sedona participating in the 14th Annual Hummingbird Festival. The popularity of this event has grown exponentially over the last few years. I attend a lot of off-site events as a vendor, and I think the Sedona event has more participants than any of the festivals I attend. Our vendor booth is incredibly popular, since we have anything and everything to do with hummingbirds. We are also the only optics dealer at this event, and we were supported by both Vort
Birding: Spending time in nature with family visiting from out of state (opens the original)
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With family visiting from out of state this past week, we engaged in a lot of outdoor activities. In the past week Iâve hike the Cottonwood Peninsula Trail, sections of the Prescott Circle Trail, the Peavine Trail, the Constellation Trail, Trail #307 in Groom Greek, and I hiked Trail 261 from Granite Basin to the top of Granite Mountain. I also took a short hike on the Bright Angel Trail at the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Whew! Needless to say, it was a great week, as I love spending time o
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