A few minutes scoping from Myers point this morning turned up an adult ICELAND
GULL in with the flock of Herring Gulls.
Salt Point had at least three CAROLINA WRENS countersinging.
And a stop along the RR tracks just before the road out to Ladoga found the
same WINTER WREN that Jay McGowan
A BAIRD'S SANDPIPER just circled the spit calling but eventually headed
north up the lake without landing. Otherwise quiet, with the usual two
Semipalmated Plovers and handful of Least Sandpipers on the islands in the
mouth of Salmon Creek. It will undoubtedly be worth checking here later
today
With memories of the 13 Whimbrel that landed on the spit at Myers during a rain
storm a couple of years ago, I drove out there at first light this morning to
see what I could see. A lone Semipalmated Plover was foraging at the water's
edge. And picking through the hundreds of Ring-billed Gulls,
