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May 31 the first Nelson's Sparrow was singing on the salt water side of the dyke right at East Point, N. Grand Pre. About 2 hrs before low tide there was a mixed flock of 53 Black-bellied Plovers & 6 Ruddy Turnstones feeding on the mud flats well out from the dyke about 1/3 N from Horton Landing (to East Point). Yesterday, May 30, right at morning high tide, the same mixed flock (52 BBPL, 6 RUTU) was photographed on the rock line off the very rocky boat launch just N of Horton Landing. The photos are only eBird-documentation quality. All 52 BBPL & 4 RUTU can be seen. You can look if you like. They aren't "nice". The 4 photos line up right to left, cropped precisely to cover the whole flock. I'm sure a few more were hidden, along with 2 RUTU. 30 minutes earlier yesterday, at East Point, there was a mixed flock of 17 Semipalmated Sandpipers & 2 Semipalmated Plovers. They were right down in the rocks immediately E of the big rocky N point. I saw no sign of them today but they had a huge area at low tide. http://rickwhitman.smugmug.com/Nature/eBird-Documentation/22905718_whQ4zt#!i=1876125355&k=4KKD8n7 Rick Whitman
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