Thanks, Shaibal. I'm happy to try to get it documented, not a chore at all. I'm
hoping someone out there yesterday got a photo, or that it can be refound.
Unfortunately I and those I was with didn't realize its rarity at the time.
Always happy to learn.
Dawn Hannay
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Thanks, Shaibal. I'm happy to try to get it documented, not a chore at all. I'm
hoping someone out there yesterday got a photo, or that it can be refound.
Unfortunately I and those I was with didn't realize its rarity at the time.
Always happy to learn.
Dawn Hannay
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Documenting birds like this isn't just a chore, it can be very useful to our
understanding of bird occurrence.
The days around the solstice are an under-appreciated window for landbird
vagrancy. The only American Pipit I've ever seen on Long Island during June was
found at Robert Moses SP by
Documenting birds like this isn't just a chore, it can be very useful to our
understanding of bird occurrence.
The days around the solstice are an under-appreciated window for landbird
vagrancy. The only American Pipit I've ever seen on Long Island during June was
found at Robert Moses SP by
