On the heels of an impressive Sanderling invasion yesterday, two breeding
plumage SANDERLING are currently on the spit at Myers, off and on with a
flock of Semipalmated Sandpipers. Turnstones, Whimbrel, and Red Knots have
all been showing up on the Lake Ontario shore, so frequent checks of
beaches and other shorebird spots in coming days would be advisable.

Jay

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