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Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area in McNeal, Arizona. (Original Post) mike_c Jan 15 OP
Thanks for your beautiful photo, my dear mike_c . . . CaliforniaPeggy Jan 15 #1
I was only there for about an hour mike_c Jan 15 #8
Pretty jfz9580m Jan 15 #2
most are sandhill cranes mike_c Jan 15 #5
Beautiful irisblue Jan 15 #3
thank you! mike_c Jan 15 #6
Very nice mike_c! Thanks for withstanding the cold. George McGovern Jan 15 #4
thanks, George! mike_c Jan 15 #7
Amazing beauty Easterncedar Jan 19 #9
thank you! mike_c Jan 19 #10

CaliforniaPeggy

(156,257 posts)
1. Thanks for your beautiful photo, my dear mike_c . . .
Thu Jan 15, 2026, 01:27 AM
Jan 15

Not only does it look cold, it WAS cold!

jfz9580m

(16,638 posts)
2. Pretty
Thu Jan 15, 2026, 04:12 AM
Jan 15

What birds are those mike_c ?

These are in the area:

https://www.azgfd.com/location/whitewater-draw-wildlife-area/

Common birds in the area include sandhill cranes, blue-winged, green-winged, cinnamon teals, northern shovelers, northern pintails, scaled and Gambel’s quail, western, eared, pied-billed and Clark’s grebes, great blue heron, black-crowned night heron, white-faced Ibis, red-tailed, Swainson’s, Cooper’s and Harris’ hawks, northern harrier, sora, many kinds of shorebirds, mourning and white-winged doves, greater roadrunner, barn, long-eared, burrowing and great horned owls, vermilion flycatcher, loggerhead shrike, Bendire’s, curve-billed and crissal thrashers, many kinds of sparrows, red-winged and yellow-headed blackbirds.


I struck out those I think are unlikely candidates..Sadly my knowledge of birds (and most other things) is very limited :-/. I try though…
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