For anyone birding Hammo today, please be sure to take a second look at all the plovers for a possible common ringed one. Suspect last seen in the muck puddles along the start of Moraine Trail. 125+ more plovers were also hanging at the end of Moraine yesterday, looking in the direction of Cedar Island, in case it moved.
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Any more details on ID marks, age of the bird etc? Any pictures obtained?
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 10:07 AM, Michaelene Komara via CTBirds <
ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org> wrote:
For anyone birding Hammo today, please be sure to take a second look at
all the plovers for a possible common ringed one. Suspect last seen in the
muck puddles along the start of Moraine Trail. 125+ more plovers were also
hanging at the end of Moraine yesterday, looking in the direction of Cedar
Island, in case it moved.
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This was yesterday? Thats a long time to wait to report a rarity if this magnitude.
Oh well.
Mark Szantyr
Storrs
On Aug 17, 2016, at 10:07 AM, Michaelene Komara via CTBirds ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org wrote:
For anyone birding Hammo today, please be sure to take a second look at all the plovers for a possible common ringed one. Suspect last seen in the muck puddles along the start of Moraine Trail. 125+ more plovers were also hanging at the end of Moraine yesterday, looking in the direction of Cedar Island, in case it moved.
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