[SBB] Re: EEC

[Al Eisner <[[email protected]]>]

   Following up on Mike Mammoser's recent post, I visited the EEC area
late morning today.  Along with at least 30 WILSON'S PHALAROPEs were
at least three RED-NECKED PHALAROPEs -- two of these in essentially
basic plumage, one still largely in breeding plumage.  All of these
Phalaropes were at the third island.  So was what appeared to be a
bright LEAST SANDPIPER.  Also there, Randy Little first spotted two
BLACK SKIMMERs (which snuck in while I was looking elsewhere).  A
male LESSER SCAUP was accompanied by a similar female duck which
lacked white around the base of the bill (too brief a look to say
more).  I didn't want to make the trek to where Eric Feuss reported
the Little Blue Heron, but Randy was going to head that way.
   When I first arrived, what appeared to be an adult BARN-OWL was
briefly peering out the entrance of the nest box -- would youngsters
have the adult facial pattern by now?
                                                       Al Eisner
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