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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 9 Aug 2007 12:36:27 EDT561_US-ASCII August 9 - 9:15 - 10 a.m.

Many more shorebirds today. Located mostly in the grassy mudflats in the
middle of the "lake". Best viewed from the last viewing area down the long
grassy hill--not the gravel path hill.

STILT SANDPIPERS - 3
Lesser yellowlegs - 10
Greater yellowlegs - 5
Least sandpipers - 12
Semipalmated sandpipers - 7
Pectoral sandpipers - 18
Solitary sandpipers - 6
Killdeer - 100++
Great blue herons - 10
Wood ducks
Mallards
Canada geese
Cooper's hawk - keeping things moving! [...]37_9Aug200712:36:[log in to unmask]
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Jim Fry and I stopped at the Area M boardwalk this afternoon at about 1:45.
The fishermen were gone and the birds were back. As noted by Andy Sedwell, the
 little blue heron continues to be cooperative, feeding leisurely along the
area  just off the boardwalk. The little blue paid us little attention and kept
 getting closer and closer. A great egret flew in and joined it and as they
foraged side by side their differences become very apparent. There were three
osprey present, two adults and the juvenile, and about 8 blue-winged teal.
The  latter kept calling, probably looking for more free room and board. The
overall  shorebird numbers were moderate with about 150 individuals about. The
shorebirds  we observed from the boardwalk include:

Semipalmated  Plover        (10-15)
Killdeer                            (150+)
Greater  Yellowlegs            (4)
Lesser  Yellowlegs            (15-20)
Solitary  Sandpiper            (1)
Spotted  Sandpiper            (25)
Semipalmated Sandpiper   (75+)
Least  Sandpiper                (60+)
Pectoral  Sandpiper            (15)
Short-billed  Dowitcher        (2)

From the boardwalk we next went to the northeast  shore mudflats. At  this
location we located an immature bald eagle and a good number of shorebirds.  The
shorebirds at this location include:

Semipalmated  Plover        (40+)
Killdeer                            (150+)
Greater  Yellowlegs            (5)
Lesser  Yellowlegs             (50+)
Spotted  Sandpiper            (35)
Semipalmated Sandpiper   (80+)
Least  Sandpiper                (65+)
Pectoral  Sandpiper            (35+)
Short-billed  Dowitcher        (5)

Charlie Bombaci
Hoover Nature Preserve
Delorme 58 C (2) & (3)





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