Upland sandpiper found this morning by Dave Kennedy continues at Lott farm. I tried around noonish from Martin Rd. but with no luck. Returned around 2:30 and a family member was on the property and gave permission to drive the grounds. Found the bird way toward the back by the cut corn field. It was feeding in the section closest to the crushed limestone driveway. At one point it got up on a tall telephone pole and spread its wings and gave that "strange" vocalization it is known for. I salute the courage and endurance of this hemispheric traveler now back from the Argentine!
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