Jim Mead, Mary Lafayette and I converged at the corner of Lake and 
Greenbush in Charlotte, and located all the birds listed in Heather's 
note.  This was about 10 AM, on 9/13.
With the exception of the larks and the Buff-breasted, the birds were 
concentrated in the big puddle to the north ('way out there').   The 
larks and buff-breasted sandpipers were in the field closest to 
greenbush rd, but near the back.  If you go, keep your eyes open for a 
Whimbrel that was seen earlier in the day.

Good birding,

Terry
Heather Forcier wrote:
> Visited Charlotte Town Beach with Ted Murin, including a stop to check out 
> the fields when first turning onto Lake Road.  In a muddy field to the right 
> were:
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> 2 - juv. Buff-breasted Sandpipers
> 3 - juv. Baird's Sandpipers
> 3 - Pectoral Sandpipers
> 3 - Least Sandpipers
> 1 - Semi-palmated Sandpiper
> 1 - Semi-palmated Plover
> 50 - Killdeer
> 10 - Horned Larks
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> There was nothing of note at Charlotte Town Beach.
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> Heather Forcier
> Burlington, VT
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