At Eastern Road this afternoon there was 1 AMERICAN TREE SPARROW in the brush along the side of the road near the edge of the woods, and a single SNOW BUNTING allowed close approach as it sat in the road while I walked back to the parking lot.
Out on the pannes was a mixed flock of DUNLIN and BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS (ID'd by another birder who had a scope, which I didn't...no exact count but the total flock was several dozen), along with several Greater Yellowlegs. An immature NORTHERN HARRIER was hunting along the edge of the woods, and a MERLIN was going after a distant group of shorebirds.
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