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Nothing spectacular around the Lunenburg area yesterday. The most activity=
that I found was at Crescent Beach with:
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Black-bellied Plover 20
Greater Yellowlegs 6
Semi-palmated Plover 59
Ruddy Turnstones 5
Dunlin 1
Red Knot 2
American Golden Plover 2
Least Sandpiper 20
White-rumped Sandpiper 5
Short-billed dowitcher 11
Willet 5
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There were 10 green-winged teal near Bush Island. Hundreds of mallards wer=
e present.
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I missed the good one as I was there in the heavy wind and rain. In the ev=
ening Clarence Stevens Sr. discovered a ruff.
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Also of note from the day before was a singing indigo bunting discovered by=
Shirley Cohrs at Green Bay, but this bird did not stick around.
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James R. Hirtle
Dublin Shore
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Nothing spectacular around the Lunenburg area yesterday. The most act=
ivity that I found was at Crescent Beach with:<BR>
<BR>
Black-bellied Plover 20<BR>
Greater Yellowlegs 6<BR>
Semi-palmated Plover 59<BR>
Ruddy Turnstones 5<BR>
Dunlin 1<BR>
Red Knot 2<BR>
American Golden Plover 2<BR>
Least Sandpiper 20<BR>
White-rumped Sandpiper 5<BR>
Short-billed dowitcher 11<BR>
Willet 5<BR>
<BR>
There were 10 green-winged teal near Bush Island. Hundreds of mallard=
s were present.<BR>
<BR>
I missed the good one as I was there in the heavy wind and rain. In t=
he evening Clarence Stevens Sr. discovered a ruff.<BR>
<BR>
Also of note from the day before was a singing indigo bunting discovered by=
Shirley Cohrs at Green Bay, but this bird did not stick around.<BR>
<BR>
James R. Hirtle<BR>
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