Seen were 4 Wilson's Storm- Petrels, 1 Sooty Shearwater, 2 Corey's and   one
possible Greater Shearwater  plus assortment of   terns, a few scoters and
a couple of Red -throated loons.

On the extensive flats from Westhampton Beach overlook to Pike's Beach a
rough estimate of half a "gazillion" shorebirds more or less.  ;>)

A thought occurred with so many a rarity could be lurking and hiding in
plain sight but their  frenetic movement soon exhausted  my search
motivation.

Posted on the Eternal Scoreboard:    Peeps  1    Birder 0

Diana Teta

Long Island, NY

 


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