Hi all,
I spent a couple of hours at Myers Point yesterday afternoon. It was delightful
to watch many fledglings, young and adults interactions. There was family of
Eastern Kingbirds which were being fed by the adults and young were so eager to
be fed, always ready to open their mounts at the
This morning, on an outgoing tide, there were a decent variety of shorebirds on
the bar at the West End marina, and a good variety in the ponds between WE2 and
the nature preserve. Highlights included some fifteen Western Willets on the
sandbar along with four Red Knots. On the ponds were two
Any recent information on this bird? I have the opportunity to be nearby and
could stop tomorrow or Tuesday.
Not to be a broken record, as I've asked this before, but has anyone
investigated the possibility that this bird is an escapee? Any informed
opinion on this topic would be
Hi all,
I spent a couple of hours at Myers Point yesterday afternoon. It was delightful
to watch many fledglings, young and adults interactions. There was family of
Eastern Kingbirds which were being fed by the adults and young were so eager to
be fed, always ready to open their mounts at the
This morning, on an outgoing tide, there were a decent variety of shorebirds on
the bar at the West End marina, and a good variety in the ponds between WE2 and
the nature preserve. Highlights included some fifteen Western Willets on the
sandbar along with four Red Knots. On the ponds were two
Any recent information on this bird? I have the opportunity to be nearby and
could stop tomorrow or Tuesday.
Not to be a broken record, as I've asked this before, but has anyone
investigated the possibility that this bird is an escapee? Any informed
opinion on this topic would be
