I was at Oyehut from about 1:30 to 4:00 pm and didn't find it. No one I
talked to had seen it yesterday. I was pleased to see the Buff-breasted
Sandpiper, many Pectoral Sandpipers, lots of Peregrine Falcon action, and
some Red-necked Phalaropes. The place is alive.

At the Point Brown jetty, a number of Wandering Tattlers, quite a few Rock
Sandpipers, Black Turnstones and one Ruddy Turnstone. The Sooty Shearwaters
were quite a long way out but the numbers are impressive.

Kelly McAllister
Olympia, Washington

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Subject: [Tweeters] Anyone have a report for the lesser sandplover on
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