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We had only two short days in Washington. Our main target was Rock Sandpiper, but we also wanted to get other rock-dwelling waders under the belt too if we could. Thanks to Knut Hansen we did, the weather and tide (again) worked against us on the first day although we did get Black Turnstone and Surfbird plus some unexpected Grey Phalaropes, but the second day dawned bright and still and the Rock Sandpiper was quickly found.

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Rick and Elis

We had the good fortune and immense pleasure to be invited to a get-together of the San Diego Field Ornithologists (SDFO).
They are a group of birders with varying involvement in birding but their enthusiasm is overwhelming as is their generosity of spirit and friendliness. There were around 35 people at the event and a sumptuous buffet was laid on which was delicious.
http://www.waderquest.org/2012/12/talk-to-sdfo.html

Rick and Elis

Slightly disappointed that we were unable to get any photographs of the Snowy Plover we saw at the Salton Sea, Elis and I set out to look for them along the beach at Border Field State Park right on the Mexican Border.


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Rick and Elis

This is my blog, full to the brim of bird pics from the UK, France and beyond. Hope you enjoy viewing half as much as I enjoy posting!

TimbobaginsAbroad

timbobaggins

The lastest post to the blog 100 Barbados Bird, highlights and pictures 5 species of bird, 0ne endemic and can be seen only on the island. Check it out, leave your comments and subscribe to get the latest updates first.

http://100barbadosbirds.blogspot.com...nimals-in.html

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