Spotted Sandpiper
“There are also spotted sandpipers and greater yellow legs along the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge.”
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There are also spotted sandpipers and greater yellow legs along the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge.
On Nov. 2, a solitary Spotted Sandpiper was popping around the far end of Pond Cove’s rocky beach.
I also spied a Spotted sandpiper and two Greater Yellowlegs along the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge.
…a Wilson’s Snipe in Kettle Cove and a Spotted Sandpiper on Dyer Point on September 25 and in Winnick Woods and Great Pond and Preserve on September 26 continuing Blackpoll Warblers and White-throated Sparrows and many first of season Yellow-Rumped Warblers, several Ruby crowned Kinglets and six Brown Creepers singing.
Another bird I have enjoyed coming across on several occasions in late July along the Pond Cove Brook Corridor Section of Robinson Woods is the Spotted Sandpiper.
A Spotted Sandpiper — robin sized, orange billed, and boldly spotted in breeding plumage — bobbed along nearby.