I was over on the Eide RD parking area for a while and it was quiet for birding except for watching a Peregrine Falcon swooping in on a mixed group of shorebird s ( mostly Dunlin).   Got hungry so headed  to Stanwood to get a bite of lunch when I saw Steve's post. Hurried to eat my lunch and went over to the Davis Slough parking lot. Unfortunately, there was a crowd of 12-15 people already there was zero social distancing. In spite of my desire to see the bird, chose to leave.
Hope to see great photos on FB.

Unhappily social distancing,
Beth Thompson
Arlington

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On Sep 7, 2020 3:21 PM, Carl Haynie <hayncarl at gmail.com> wrote:

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> Still there as of 3 pm but it is spending time on the wrong side of a big brown tall grassy patch south of the pullout Steve described. Muddy task of getting to the dike to get a view of it was rather treacherous. Thank you Josh Adams for the logistics

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> Carl Haynie

> Sammamish

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> On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 11:51 AM Steve Giles <jfsgiles01 at gmail.com> wrote:

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>> The Stilt Sandpiper found by Jason Vasallo this morning is present now with Yellowlegs and Pectorals in the small marshy area East of the Davis Slough parking area. Best viewed from the pullout just East of the parking area.

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>> Good birding

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