Solitary Sandpiper, etc

["Bryan Shirley" <bt_shirley at hotmail dot com>]

I just got back from Ouray NWR and we had a fairly productive day.
We didn't see any Black Terns (still a bit early?), but there was a pretty
good mix of shorebirds including 1 Solitary Sandpiper at point 1 on the tour 
loop.
The best birding was in the lakes down the road that goes to the fish 
hatchery.
We got 2 Black-bellied Plovers, 2 Semipalmated Plovers, Marbled Godwits, & 
L.B. Dowitchers.
We weren't able to see a Bittern, but there were a few calling.

Interesting migrants included Black-throated Gray Warblers, Plumbeous 
Vireos, Bullock's
Orioles, etc.

Bryan Shirley

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