Most of the previously mentioned shorebirds at Jamaica bay were present this 
morning, mostly on the East Pond with one addition - a juvenile Baird's 
Sandpiper near the raunt on the east side. Highlights of the 18 species seen 
were:

3 Wilson's Phalaropes swimming in circles together in the northeast corner of 
the east Pond - looked like 2 adults and one juvenile, all approaching basic 
plumage

Avocet - near the cove

White-rumped Sandpiper - several

Western Sandpiper - at least 4 juveniles along the east edge, mostly north of 
the raunt

Willet - 2 eastern, 2 western -  west edge south of the cove

Stilt sandpiper - a few near the island

Black Tern - near the cove by the plover flock

Marbled Godwit - seen best from bench 7 on the West Pond (not present at 
7:30AM, but found around 9:30 and still there at 11:30)

Also a Wood Duck and a few Pied-billed Grebes

We had a report of the American Golden-plover south of the cove, but we could 
not find it.

Observers: Seth Ausubel, Issac Grant, Bobby Rosetti, DK

 

 

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