and the chorus of American toads!

Hi Graham,  I was leaving as you were pulling in.  thanks for the I.D. on the L. Sandpipers.

Mark

On May 21, 2013, at 5:42 PM, Graham Bates wrote:

> Today I took a slight detour on the way home today to see if the Dunlin was still present in hinesburg. It took a few minutes to see it, but it was there! Beautiful bird in breeding plumage as reported by Ali (thanks for the report, life bird dance!!!). It was accompanied by a small flock (8 or so) of Least sandpipers (I'm no shorebird expert, but the small size and thin, small, slightly drooping bill clued me in) and a single spotted sandpiper. All birds were actively foraging in the muddy pool margins.
> 
> Cool spot!
> 
> Graham
> Rochester, VT
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 




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