Short answer, no - it's not Bonneville... :)

LONG answer...

it's a crater off to the NNE of the Columbia Hills, which I dont think is visible in that route-map image.

own-forum-trumpet-blowing-warning...Tman's put together a complete horizon 360 from the absolute summit of Husband Hill

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.php?showtopic=1519

The image you pointed out is the third frame from the right

Bonneville is very hard to identify, but using the rover-track-marks at Larrys Lookout in the 7th frame from right as a reference, Bonneville is likely to be in the 10th frame from right. It's amazing how quickly we lost sight of Bonneville - it's hard to spot from the Santa Anita panorama taken about 2/3rds the way from Bonneville to the Columbia Hills.

Doug