Hi birders, This morning a juvie GOLDEN-PLOVER was on Pelican Island, looked like a PACIFIC to me by structure and plumage though it was too far away to count the primaries. Alongside it were the continuing FRANKLIN'S GULL, SANDERLING, 3 MARBLED GODWITS, 3 AMERICAN AVOCETS, 3 BLACK-NECKED STILTS, several SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHERS among the Long-billeds, and many other shorebirds (all best seen with a scope). Two SOLITARY SANDPIPERS were inside the cottonwood-lined pond next to the viewing platform, and another SOLITARY was at the otherwise desolate "scrape" pond to the southeast. Good birding, Noah Strycker