You may also want to check out the Sister Shorebird Program out of Homer,AK:
http://www.fws.gov/~r7enved/sssp.html
They have lots of information on the migration, reports from all over the
world (though mostly west coast), satellite and radio telemetry, charts...
lots of stuff.

And the Dunlin and Sanderlings are starting to move around now.

>
>Tweeters,
>Does anyone know the weekend(s) in April when shorebird migration will be
>in full swing. I will be taking my Ecology class to look at Gray Whales
>and thought we could take in the spectacle at Bowerman Basin that same
>day. Thanks.
>
>Barry Levine
>Seattle
>levineb at belnet.bellevue.k12.wa.us
>
>
>

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