Jessie Barry, Jim Barry and I decided to head up to Towpath Road at
Montezuma NWR yesterday in hopes that the rain would drop something
interesting. There was considerable change from two days earlier
(Friday) with many more Semipalmated and Stilt Sandpipers, but
otherwise species were similar to
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We aren't finished yet, but Andrew VanNorstrand and I are at Towpath Road,
where two basic-plumaged Hudsonian Godwits just dropped into the marsh, but
then disappeared when two Peregrines started hunting. Lots of other
shorebirds too!
Jay McGowan
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Apologies for the lateness of this report. Two Red-necked Phalaropes were
at the mud-flat visible from behind the hunter's check-in station on Rte.
89, and also visible from the overlook pull-off just north. Seen Saturday
afternoon by Dave Wheeler, Jim Pawlicki, Jay Powell, and Mike
