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Hey all -

Sat. morning, Emil Bacik and I hit Pickerel Creek WA and Ottawa NWR.  At Pickerel, cooperative RED-NECKED PHALAROPE and WESTERN SANDPIPER were the highlights north of the observation tower, and a WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER was north of the woodlot.  The driving tour at Ottawa offered little excitement, nor did Pool 2A, which is nearly dry.  19 Snowy Egrets were tallied.

This morning, I was relieved to stumble upon two CATTLE EGRETS off Rt. 4, north of W. Strub Rd.  Head north on Rt. 4 from SR 2, and make the first left.  The birds were in the field behind the houses, north of the glass office building.  Whew!  I was close to chalking this species up as a miss for the year!  At Pickerel, I visited the pool north of the woodlot and explored areas to the east.  Quite a bit of turnover here overnight.  Shorebird highlights included WESTERN (2) and WHITE-RUMPED (3) SANDPIPERS, WILSON'S PHALAROPE, American Golden-Plover, and Ruddy Turnstone and flyover Northern Harrier and Broad-winged Hawk were also nice.  Fide Jan Auburn and Larry Richardson, the Red-necked Phalarope remained north of the platform.

G'birding -
Gabe Leidy
Cleveland, OH

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