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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Cedar stump house, Edgecomb, Washington, ca. 1901. From the…
Cedar stump house, Edgecomb, Washington, ca. 1901.
From the University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections on Flickr.
Submitted by Sam Haraldson.
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ABA Rare Lesser Sand Plover at Michigan City Harbor!
One of the spectacular aspects of birding around the Indiana Dunes (#dunesbirding) is you never know what might show up. Each season… each month can bring something new! Predicting the next big rarity or state record is a losing bet. Just when you think you’ll know, something far different can show up.
With most of the main songbird migration waning, and the woodlands left with Yellow-rumped Warblers and sparrows coming through, attention often begins to turn towards the lake, as waterfowl, loons, late shorebirds, and gulls begin to arrive in the dunes area. A good north wind will push them down the lake for birders to see. Imagine the surprise today, with light south winds and rain entering the radar, when a strange looking plover would enter Indiana’s record books and soak many scopes and their owners.
The State Park’s own longshore bird counter and all around eagle eye birder…
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