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Spring 2018 Waterbird Count Totals

Here’s a list of all the waterbird species seen along with the seasonal total counted during the waterbird count at Whitefish Point in Spring of 2018, from April 15 through May 31: Greater White-fronted Goose: 2 flew low over the waterbird shack with a flock of Canada Geese on April 23. Snow/Ross’s Goose: 1 very [...]

2018-06-25T21:10:16-04:00June 25th, 2018|Migration Counts|Comments Off on Spring 2018 Waterbird Count Totals

Late May Waterbird update

Some of the highlights since the last blog post include a flock of 19 American White Pelicans that flew past the tip on May 17 and the arrival of several shorebird species. A Red Knot appeared in the pond near the tip for a while on May 18. Surprisingly, this individual was not in breeding [...]

2018-05-25T12:59:29-04:00May 25th, 2018|Migration Counts|Comments Off on Late May Waterbird update

Scoters and Whimbrels

One would think that with over 2000 Bonaparte’s Gulls passing by the point the day before that we would have seen at least a few hundred today, but only six individuals were seen braving today’s northwest winds. Fortunately, scoters made up the near absence of small gulls, with 91 White-winged Scoters flying by the point, [...]

2018-05-15T23:17:12-04:00May 15th, 2018|Migration Counts|Comments Off on Scoters and Whimbrels

2000 Bonaparte’s Gulls

There wasn’t much of an evening flight on May 13, though a close pass by two Red-throated Loons was very enjoyable. There were no Bonaparte’s Gulls seen that evening though. It turns out that they were all waiting for today, May 14. During the eight hour count beginning at sunrise, 1920 were tallied. In an [...]

2018-05-14T22:57:30-04:00May 14th, 2018|Migration Counts|Comments Off on 2000 Bonaparte’s Gulls

Scoters and Bonaparte’s Gulls

The mid-May migration of Bonaparte’s Gulls and scoters past Whitefish Point has finally begun! White-winged Scoters were especially late in arriving at the point in this late spring, with none recorded until May 7, when five were seen. They’ve been seen daily since, with 78 on May 9; in most years a few are spotted [...]

2018-05-13T18:49:18-04:00May 13th, 2018|Migration Counts, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Scoters and Bonaparte’s Gulls
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