Sea watch at Robert Moses SP field #2  30 May

Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) arrived at 8:15 AM and stayed till 9:00 stopping 
by Zachs Bay on the way home (no Black-necked Stilt that had been reported 
yesterday).

The watch was slow this morning with the most abundant birds mid sized terns 
too far out to ID. However, we did have great scope views of a SOOTY SHEARWATER 
flying east. Other seabirds seen  were 2 NORTHERN GANNET, 1 ROYAL TERN, COMMON 
and LEAST TERNS and a COMMON LOON.  In and around a breeding cage to the west 
of our vantage point were PIPING PLOVER with newly hatched young.

Sy

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