Scott and all interested.

The cooperative Purple Sandpiper reported yesterday at Conneaut was located
where the sandy flats meet the breakwater at the corner where you must turn
sharply to the right if you want to drive toward the new observation
platform. Many observers enjoyed close views and captured remarkable images
of the bird yesterday. Late in the afternoon, Craig Holt said he observed
the bird leave the area. It may be worthwhile to spend time scanning the
breakwaters at Conneaut. Chances are the bird still is present. Another PUSA
may still be present at Ashtabula. Go to Lake Shore Park and scan the
distant breakwater to the east of the park. Many observers saw this distant
bird yesterday. Both locations may require patient careful scanning along
the waterline of breakwaters with a scope to relocate the birds. Check out
any plump lumps sitting atop rip rap for resting birds.

Tom Bain
Delaware County
-----Original Message-----
From: Ohio birds [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Scott
Hannan
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2011 2:20 PM
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Subject: [Ohio-birds] HELP -- Conneaut

I am at Conneaut right now and am wondering if I'm in the wrong spot --- for
the purple SP, the jetty near the observation deck, or to the east?  Didn't
find it as obvioius as expected.  Grrr

Sent from my iPhone
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