On Monday, just past high tide, there were between 500-1000 shorebirds
crowded on the sliver of sand, and we remained behind the dune so as not
to disturb them. There was a mix of predominately Sanderlings and
Semi-palmated Sandpipers, with Dunlin, Turnstones, a few Willets and
about a dozen Red Knots. Also Common and Least Terns. Several
Black-bellied Plovers. One Laughing Gull.
Peggy & Joel Horman
Ridge
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