> Hi folks. > Just a heads up that now is a great opportunity to practice your shorebird i.d. skills at the Refuge's Seneca Flats. The bird's are close, you can get out of your car and there's a nice diversity of species to examine: both yellowlegs, both dowitchers, pectoral sandpipers, stilt sandpipers, semipalmated sandpipers, a few least sandpipers and even a sanderling. I wouldn't be surprised to see a solitary sandpiper or two (we had a few on the main pool). I think someone else has also recently posted a white-rumped sandpiper as well. > A glossy ibis was still st Seneca Flats as of 3:40 pm today (Friday). > Good luck and have fun. > Pete Sar > P.S. We did not see the hudsonian godwit today at Knox but that doesn't mean it's not there.
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