Solitary Sandpiper
August 15th
After work this morning I elected to search for warblers at Six-Mile Cypress Slough. Arrived about 8:30am and found the place to be very quite. Basically had several active Carolina Wrens and that was about it for the visit. But I was not really disappointed as I had found my First-of-Season Solitary Sandpiper when I checked the flooded fields behind the Rest Stop area at exit 131 on I-75. on my way to Six-Mile Cypress. The solitary sandpiper was in the company of a lone Western Sandpiper, a couple of Glossy Ibis and about seven Killdeer.
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| Killdeer |
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| Solitary Sandpiper |
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| Western Sandpiper |
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