On this note - a sea watch from RMSP this morning (6:50-9:25) produced two
Black Terns, one Wilson’s Storm Petrel, and one distant probable jaeger, but
nothing else of note. There are currently over 40 Lesser Black-backed Gulls in
the field two parking lot.
Tripper
> On Jun 25, 2019, at
On this note - a sea watch from RMSP this morning (6:50-9:25) produced two
Black Terns, one Wilson’s Storm Petrel, and one distant probable jaeger, but
nothing else of note. There are currently over 40 Lesser Black-backed Gulls in
the field two parking lot.
Tripper
> On Jun 25, 2019, at
Now all we need are some consistent southerly winds (preferably S or SE) to
bring some of those birds within sight of land for us shorebound birders. It’s
been a really poor year for sea watching thus far.
John Gluth, sent from my iPhone
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Now all we need are some consistent southerly winds (preferably S or SE) to
bring some of those birds within sight of land for us shorebound birders. It’s
been a really poor year for sea watching thus far.
John Gluth, sent from my iPhone
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