Thank you. > > Deneen > > On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 10:45 AM Deneen Hatmaker > wrote: > >> Posting for Mike Lengle (Madison) on his kayak in Little Narragansett >> Bay. Terek sandpiper seen on the east end of Sandy Point. First seen on >> south side of Sandy Point within 100 yards of the tip.

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It was observed from 10:00 to about 12:30 and from 3:10 until about 4:15. It was in the company of roughly 800 Herring Gulls, five Iceland Gulls, five Lesser Black-backed Gulls and a few Great Black-backed Gulls. It is very likely one of the two birds that was at this location last December. I will post today if I hear that it is present.

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So in the end this possible Cave Swallow turned out to be just a 1y Cliff Swallow (and oddly enough, my first for the property this year). Also, last night I was reviewing some flight-shots taken yesterday of birds flying by or overhead and was able to pick out a Lapland Longspur. Echoing resent reports from Hammo, people should be on the look out for this species as well. Best, Stefan Martin

Further to Stan Long's note of this morning, there is at least 1 more white-phase Snow Goose, making the total 10 Snow Geese total (7 white, 3 "blue" phase) plus the long-staying Ross's Goose, at least 2 Cackling Geese although there are likely more in amongst the 1000's of Canadas. Also, a lone American Coot and a few Ruddy Ducks and Bufflehead.

Deneen On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 10:45 AM Deneen Hatmaker wrote: > Posting for Mike Lengle (Madison) on his kayak in Little Narragansett > Bay. Terek sandpiper seen on the east end of Sandy Point. First seen on > south side of Sandy Point within 100 yards of the tip.

It was observed from 10:00 to about 12:30 and from 3:10 until about 4:15. It was in the company of roughly 800 Herring Gulls, five Iceland Gulls, five Lesser Black-backed Gulls and a few Great Black-backed Gulls. It is very likely one of the two birds that was at this location last December. I will post today if I hear that it is present.

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