Re: Re: [birdnet] Ruddy Turnstone seen along causeway to Antelope Island

[Dave Hanscom <hanscom at cs dot utah dot edu>]

Sorry to say that the turnstone was nowhere to be found this morning.
Steve and Cindy Sommerfeld and I spend a few hours looking, but to no
avail.  What is it they say, "A day late and a bird short."??  Sigh...

Dave Hanscom

On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 Roostertael@aol.com wrote:

> Oh yes,
> 
> Those other two birders that Dennis referred to were Jack Binch and Bob 
> Huntington, and we did indeed see and photograph the Ruddy Turnstone. I hope it 
> stays around so others can see it. 
> 
> A big thanks Dennis, because that was a life bird for me.
> 
> Jack Binch
> 
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