The next day we visited Sweetwater Wetlands (Tucson's wastewater treatment facility) and then birded our way to Willcox, a town on the northern border of the Chiricahua Mountains. On the way, we visited Ann's son (Mark) and his girlfriend at St. David, where we got close-up looks at a Greater Roadrunner carrying a lizard in its beak. At the Holy Trinity Monastery in St. David, we saw a pair of N. Beardless-Tyrannulets at close range, a Vermilion Flycatcher pair, Tropical and Cassin's Kingbirds, and Gila Woodpeckers. Along the way, birds of note included Purple Martin and Gray Hawk. There were many Chihuahuan Ravens in desert areas and　some Common Ravens in the mountains. That evening, we drove into the western Chiricahua Mountains...(Full story).