New Jersey Outdoors: Sandy Hook Birding
A Sora hopping up the steps.
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By Bill Lynch, New Jersey Outdoors: "I joined fellow birders Tom Reed, Brian Clough, and Amy Manning for an early spring morning at Sandy Hook. We started at the north end of the Hook, where a new pond has been created thanks to all of the recent precipitation. Most conspicuous upon our arrival was a flock of Glossy Ibis feeding along the edge of the water. As we scanned the banks, we found the Stilt Sandpiper that had been reported, along with a Lesser Yellowlegs, a Willet, and a few Killdeer. A pair of Wood Ducks splashed down for a few moments before taking off again and flying out of sight."
Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 4/14/2010 10:00 AM 
Categories: Birds
Tags: killdeer stilt sandpiper glossy ibis lesser yellowlegs willet sandy hook wood ducks
Categories: Birds
Tags: killdeer stilt sandpiper glossy ibis lesser yellowlegs willet sandy hook wood ducks
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