[obol] Re: Red-throated Pipit

  • From: "Tim Janzen" <tjanzen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <obol@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 23:36:10 -0700

Dear All,

I thought I would add that there were no pipits of any kind to be found at 2 pm 
when I arrived.  Paul fortunately spotted the Red-throated Pipit at about 3:20 
pm and then within 10 minutes or so after that a small flock of about 9 or so 
American Pipits showed up.  I heard an American Pipit fly over the mudflats 
somewhere around 3:10 pm or so.  In any case, if you don't see or hear any 
pipits when you first arrive it may pay off to hang around for a while since 
the pipits could show up later.  Exactly where the flock of American Pipits and 
the Red-throated Pipit was between 2 pm and 3:20 pm is unclear to me.  I 
certainly couldn't find them on any of the mudflats during that period of time. 
 There was also a MERLIN flying around the lake when I arrived and it may have 
spooked the pipits before I arrived.  I didn't see any major field marks that 
would suggest Pechora Pipit as I was studying the Red-throated Pipit in the 
scope.  A GREAT EGRET was also present at the lake.

Sincerely,

Tim Janzen

Portland

 

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Found at 3:20 pm after just a few minutes.

Paul & Carol

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