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May 22nd, 2015
 Tags: phoenix, thrasher spot, tours
Day eight of the tour was another long day as we headed north to Phoenix, with lots of miles covered, and some unique target birds seen. […]
December 26th, 2013
 Tags: amado, chiricahuas, florida canyon, huachucas, las cienegas, madera canyon, montosa canyon, n arizona, patagonia, phoenix, rarities, rio rico, santa cruz flats, santa cruz river, se az birding, sulphur springs valley, tours, tubac, tumacacori, urban tucson
I’ve just finished leading an excellent custom winter birding tour here in Arizona, with top UK birders Paul Harvey, Steve Piotrowski and Rob Fray. […]
There were a few contenders in the days leading up, but we settled for heading north and going to see a GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL discovered by Tommy DeBardeleben at Glendale Recharge Basins in western Phoenix. My second new gull in Arizona this week! […]
November 7th, 2011
 Tags: phoenix, rarities
News of a rare bird here in Arizona always gets my attention, but sometimes it leaves me with a dilemma. This was one such occasion. The rare bird in question was a Black-legged Kittiwake, a genuine seabird with no business being inland at all. But, whilst extremely rare in Arizona, it’s a fairly common bird around Britain’s coastline and I’ve seen thousands in places like the Shetland Isles. […]
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