Dateline: 29 May 2023

Piping Plover and Killdeer covered in other posts, so this is Part III of holiday Gull Point coverage from Monday.




Just a beautiful morning out at the point – sunny/mild/balmy. Plenty of bird activity including all the regulars: Canada Goose, gulls, Red-winged Blackbird, Song Sparrow, Killdeer, Barn Swallow, etc.







So great to see the Dunlin (maybe 5 individuals) fairly up close:






From the earlier post:

Bonus picture – at a different location that same morning, decent shot of juvenile American Robin:

Part IV of Gull Point coverage coming soon!