While it was not exactly a wonderful view, I did see the subject bird at the location noted in other posts at Killdeer this morning around 11:30am. It was quite windy which made scoping challenging.  The bird was near the H3 sign out by the drying water lilies—definitely needed a scope. 

Luckily the bird is quite buffy/warm compared to the other shorebirds so it’s easier to pick out when it’s near other birds. 

I hung around for awhile after other birders departed hoping for at least better light and/or less wind but it was not to be. I did not see the bird after around 12:45pm and most of the other shorebirds disappeared as well. 

Shorebirds:
Dunlin
Pectoral SP
Dowitcher (presume SB)
Killdeer
Lesser YLs (flyover & calling)

Also had a pair of N Harriers hunting over the marshes. 
Bald Eagle (ad)
Red-tailed Hawk
Sandhill Cranes— at least 12
Calling and doing some dancing—v cool

Wood Duck

Peggy Wang
Granville 


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