Buff-breasted Sandpiper

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Posted by Roger Moyer on 09:17:15 09/16/05

Sorry to be so late on the report but I corresponding with Brennen Mulrooney and he suggested I should post this find.

Friday 9/10 I had a single Buff-breasted Sandpiper in the fields just outside of the entrance to Everglades NP. I had a good view for about 15 minutes before a harrier flushed it. I was unable to relocate it later that day or on Saturday. Other birds in the fields were LEAST, WESTERN AND PECTORAL SANDPIPERS, BLACK-NECKED STILT-6, GREATER AND LESSER YELLOWLEGS.

I also had a wonderful time birding Mahogany Hammock on Saturday. OVENBIRDS, LOUISANA & NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, YELLOW-THROATED, BLACK & WHITE, PRAIRIR WARBLERS, YELLOWTHROAT AND YELLOW-EYED VIEROS.

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Comments:	: Sorry to be so late on the report but I corresponding with Brennen Mulrooney and he suggested I should post this find. : : Friday 9/10 I had a single Buff-breasted Sandpiper in the fields just outside of the entrance to Everglades NP. I had a good view for about 15 minutes before a harrier flushed it. I was unable to relocate it later that day or on Saturday. Other birds in the fields were LEAST, WESTERN AND PECTORAL SANDPIPERS, BLACK-NECKED STILT-6, GREATER AND LESSER YELLOWLEGS. : : I also had a wonderful time birding Mahogany Hammock on Saturday. OVENBIRDS, LOUISANA & NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, YELLOW-THROATED, BLACK & WHITE, PRAIRIR WARBLERS, YELLOWTHROAT AND YELLOW-EYED VIEROS.
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