Subject: [Tweeters] Semipalmated Sandpipers
Date: Sat Feb 5 19:23:09 PST 2022
From: Steve Platz - stephenplatz at pm.me

Today at Useless Bay at a low tide I noticed six sandpiper-like birds on the flats that, when I looked later at the bad shots I got, had shorter thicker bills and were a little taller than shots I've seen of Western Sandpipers. The eyes were large and dark, dark long legs. I regret not getting any shots in flight. From what I understand, Semipalmated Sandpipers would be uncommon here, but I'm wondering what others think, maybe just Westerns, like I thought. Here's the shot I added to the checklist https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/413340801. I have a few others if someone would be interested to further identify, maybe I'm making something out of nothing. Warmly, Steve Platz

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> From: Mike Wagenbach wagen at uw.edu

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> Subject: [Tweeters] Light morph Red-tailed Hawk on San Juan Island

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> Late report: Sunday, January 30 we had a light-morph Red-tailed Hawk

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> ridge-soaring close over Cattle Point Road in the eastern part of American

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> Camp on San Juan Island. Unfortunately it was harassed by a Raven and

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> moved away before we could pull out a camera. The photo below looks very

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> similar in any details I can remember.

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> https://live.staticflickr.com/5520/11258911063_f3f121c2f6_b.jpg

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