JournalApril, 2015 |
April 21, 2015
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Good sized flocks of Dunlins were seen.
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Many Gulls were seen.
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Great Blue Herons were seen fishing near the shoreline.
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A Killdeer surprised us with a diversion tactic which they use when a predator is too near their nest. We did not look for the nest.
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A few Common Loons were seen.
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Long-tailed Ducks were seen.
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A few Pelagic Cormorants were seen resting nearby.
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Black-bellied Plovers were seen along the shore.
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A Red-necked Grebe was found near a pier.
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Surf and White-winged Scoters were seen.
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Caspian Terns were seen in the distance.
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A small flock of Black Turnstones and Whimbrels were seen just before we left.
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