September 3rd, Global Shorebird Counts Day 3
In the fading evening light of day three of the Global
Shorebird Counts, I found myself at the most northern part of the island,
North Point, St. Lucy. Late last month I recorded over
one hundred Semipalmated Sandpipers (Calidris pusilla) at that very location and was happy when I saw that many of them
were still there. I added one more
species, Western Sandpiper (Calidris mauri), to my species list, bringing the
total seen thus far to 14. My plan for day 4 is to visit a few areas in
the south of the island, including Long Beach and Chancery Lane. See a summary of
day three numbers below.
Total Shorebird Species seen on Day 3: 7
New Shorebird Species seen on Day 3: 1 -
Western Sandpiper
Total Individual Bird Seen for the Day 2: 100 (84 Semipalmated Sandpipers)
Total Shorebird Species for the Global Shorebird Counts 2021: 12
Total Individual Birds For the Global Shorebird Counts 2021: 209
Seen
running checklist here
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Semipalmated Plover |
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