Coastal Birding

-Charadrius melodus-Very pale above; the color of dry sand. Orange legs and bill in breeding plumage with a black tip...

-Sterna hirundo- The most wide spread of the terns; found on lakes, rivers and oceans. Inhabits our area only during...

-Calidris alpina-Stocky, relatively large-headed wading bird, with long drooping bill and hunchbacked in appearance. Wades in shallow water and probes...

-Pelecanus erythrorhynehos-Plumage: white with black primaries and outer secondaries visible only in flight; bright orange bill. Confined to North America....

-Calidris Canutus- The red knot has a short bill and long wings; generally plump with a quail-like appearance. Has plain...

-Arenaria interpres-One of a large number of birds that frequent coastal areas known as shorebirds Striking black and white head...

-Pluvialis squalarola- Our largest plover with relatively large head and heavy bill, white tail and black axillaries (armpits) are distinctive....

-Falco columbarius- Small, dark, compact falcon. The merlin is powerful and very aggressive for its size. Wings are short and...

-Sterna caspia- Caspian tern is the largest of all the terns. Bulky in appearance, the Caspian tern is almost the...

-Charadrius melodus- Small, short-billed bird of the sandy beaches, lake shores and dunes.Breeds in northeast and north-central U.S. and Canada....

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