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Hi, Wendy and I had a meeting in Musquodoboit Harbour last evening so we hit the road in late morning with the intention of looking for shorebirds along the Eastern Shore on our way. There were a few yellowlegs (mostly lesser, a few greater) on the mud flats at Conrad's along with nearly a dozen Bonaparte's Gulls. A few Willets, one Short-billed Dowitcher and a couple of Black-bellied Plovers were also present. Last Thursday, we had visited the ocean side beach where we were able to show a visitor from the UK Piping Plover (one adult, 2 immatures) in the midst of a large mixed flock of Semi Plovers and Semi Sandpipers. We were able to pick out a few Least and a couple of White-rumped Sandpipers in the mix.
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