Tim (and others who may be curious),
The eBird filter for Spotted Sandpiper in Harford County will kick up to 5
on April 10th. I think of it as a pretty good bird in the first week of
April. Looking at eBird, your birds today are the earliest record for
Harford County. I also saw they were reported from two other locations in
MD, so obviously there was a small movement of them. Great find!
Matt Hafner
Forest Hill, MD
> I was a little surprised when eBird alerted me that Spotted Sandpiper is
> "rare" for this place at this time. 2 of them did their short funny flights
> and walks along the river bank near the intersection of Stafford and Rock
> Run.
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