An hour at Holden Creek this morning was made considerably better than my recent evening visits, by simple virtue of having the bright morning sun behind me. Therefore I could actually the shorebirds reasonably well.
There were around 60 or so least sandpipers, a single western sandpiper and 3 semi-palmated sandpipers on the marsh.
3 killdeer were out there too, with the resident pair also in the adjacent fields.
Spotted sandpiper was still present, though no yellowlegs were to be seen.
2 American goldfinch were singing away. I couldn't find anything interesting among the teal.
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