Solitary Sandpiper
“On May 18 a Solitary Sandpiper was seen foraging along freshwater stream running into the ocean along Pond Cove.”
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On May 18 a Solitary Sandpiper was seen foraging along freshwater stream running into the ocean along Pond Cove.
Other mention worthy sightings this day in Gull Crest were a single Golden-crowned Kinglet and a Solitary Sandpiper.
Also on this same day I observed three species of wren including my first House Wren of the year, two Solitary Sandpipers and a long-awaited Yellow Warbler along the Pond Cove Brook Corridor.
On my brief outing I noted twelve distinct types of wood warblers, three types of vireos, a Solitary Sandpiper, four Baltimore Orioles and a striking male Scarlet Tanager.
On May 13 a Solitary Sandpiper along Pond Cove and along the fringes of Robinson Woods III a female Magnolia Warbler bathing, a Canada Warbler energetically foraging, and a Scarlet Tanager calling.
Other observations from the latter half of May include a Solitary Sandpiper along Pond Cove on the 13th, and along the fringes of Robinson Woods III, a female Magnolia Warbler bathing, a Canada Warbler energetically foraging and a male Scarlet Tanager.
Meanwhile, a robin sized Solitary Sandpiper foraged along the muddy bank below.