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[va-bird] CBBT 1/2/03, NO Grebe's at Fort Story
- From: Peregrinus01@xxxxxxx
- To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, carolinabirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2003 19:01:29 EST
Birders,
5 gull species total: in order of abundance, Ring-billed, Herring,
Great-black Backed, Laughing, Bonaparte's.
Scoter species in order of abundance: Surf, Black, White-winged
hundreds of Red-breasted Mergansers
2:1 ratio with Common and Red-throated Loons
hundreds of N. Gannets
Highlights:
Island 1:
Common Eider-1
Scaup sp.-60
Bufflehead-40
Oldsquaw-19
DC Corm.-1
scoters
Ruddy Turnstone-30
Island 2:
Oldsquaw-15
scoters
Great Corm.-12
American Oystercatcher-50
Purple Sandpipers-50
Island 3:
scoters
more Oldsquaw
more G. Corm
American Oystercatcher-50
Purple Sandpipers-50
Island 4:
Common Eider-3, two females, one male
Harlequin Duck-1 male
high #'s of White-winged Scoters
Purple Sandpipers
Did NOT find the Clark's or Red-necked Grebe at Fort Story, but the security
was very high, and no beach access is allowed.
Around Kiptopeke St. Prk, we found both loons, LB Heron, thousands of fly
over Snow Geese, AM. Black Duck, Ring-necked Duck, Bufflehead, Hooded
Merganser, thousands of RB Merganser, Ruddy Duck, Black Vulture, Northern
Harrier, Am. Kestrel, American Coot, Pileated Woodpecker.
A great visit, thanks for direction in those that offered it. I just wished
we had found some rare gulls, but believe me, we searched through EVERY gull
on those islands.
Alan Kneidel
Charlotte, NC
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