I just received a call from Kurt Hennige who reports finding a non-breeding Curlew Sandpiper at Martin Edwards Reserve on Amherst Island. He says it is with Dunlin, White-rumped and Semipalmated sandpipers at the first pond just as you reach the berm. I currently don't know any other details but will try to update as I find out more.
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