Phil Uruburu and I were birding on the Cupsogue flats today. He called
my attention to a bird which we studied and I photographed [ poorly]
It is a basic plumaged bird which we believe to have narrowed down to
either Curlew Sandpiper or Dunlin.
I have posted photos to my flicker account for anyone who wishes to view
them and weigh in on the ID.
https://flic.kr/s/aHskcMSRUQ
Probability leans towards Dunlin. However this time period is when other
sightings of CUSA have occurred here in the past FWIW
Helpful commentary welcomed.
Arie Gilbert
North Babylon, NY
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