Solitary Sandpiper along US-41

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Posted by Brian Ahern on 19:01:57 07/12/07

Hi all,

While driving back from the Homestead area around noon today I found a juvenile Solitary Sandpiper at the first boat launch area along the north side of US-41, west of Krome ave. but I did not find any Snail Kites on this trip back.

If your interested in Butterflies at all, Castellow Hammock Park is really getting good from all the rain. I found many Fulvious Hairstreaks, Mallow-Scrub Hairstreaks, Dina Yellows, & one each of Lyside Sulphur!, Digny Purplewing & Hammock Skipper. I also took the extra ten minutes or so to drive from Castellow to Cutler Wetlands to see the Flamingo which was ridicously easy to find!
Best,
Brian Ahern
Tampa, FL. (currently on Sanibel)
BrianAhern@aol.com

Follow Ups:

• Re: Solitary Sandpiper along US-41 - Trey 19:33:24 07/12/07 (4)
  • Re: Solitary Sandpiper along US-41 - Linda 22:24:11 07/12/07 (2)
    • Re: Solitary Sandpiper along US-41 - Larry Manfredi 07:05:52 07/13/07 (1)
      • Re: Solitary Sandpiper along US-41 - Linda 07:37:05 07/13/07 (0)
  • Re: Solitary Sandpiper along US-41 - Brian Ahern 20:39:36 07/12/07 (0)

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