There were only 3 shorebird species (all Tringas) present this evening at 
Purgatory Creek (Eden Prairie, Hennepin Co.) I only viewed from the blind, so 
there could have been more shorebirds near the bridge. 

The only mudflat is the now smaller sandbar in the middle, which is dominated 
by gulls, ducks, pelicans, egrets, etc. Perhaps it is best to wait another week 
or two for the water levels to drop before visiting the wetlands.

Other non-shorebirds included 6 duck species, 6 Caspian Terns, Brown Thrasher, 
R-W Blackbird, and a flyby of 2 B-C N Herons.

Good birding-

Alyssa DeRubeis
tiger150 at comcast.net



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