American Golden-Plover 7/22

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Posted by Robin on 19:35:47 07/22/04

In Reply to: Crandon Beach posted by Robin Diaz

With the first substantial shorebird influx, one American Golden-Plover was mixed with Black-bellied's. A possible second bird was not cooperative. Other new arrivals: Piping Plover, Short-billed Dowitchers (vocalizing) and Stilt Sandpiper. Aside from the last 2 species, all were in basic plumage.

Great Black-backed Gulls increased to 4.

Signs of migration in Cape Florida: Belted Kingfisher, Chimney Swift and 2 Northern Rough-winged Swallows.

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Comments:	: With the first substantial shorebird influx, one American Golden-Plover was mixed with Black-bellied's. A possible second bird was not cooperative. Other new arrivals: Piping Plover, Short-billed Dowitchers (vocalizing) and Stilt Sandpiper. Aside from the last 2 species, all were in basic plumage. : : Great Black-backed Gulls increased to 4. : : Signs of migration in Cape Florida: Belted Kingfisher, Chimney Swift and 2 Northern Rough-winged Swallows.
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