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Ron Shields was among a group of five who went to see the Whimbrel at lunch in Harrier Meadow yesterday. Among his shots, he got the birds about to fly away, and then agin in the air. It never did land in Harrier again.This was reportedly the first Bergen County sighting since 1975.
(Thanks, Ron!)
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WOW! I saved a photo of a Whimbrel that was at the Anderson Creek Marsh on 09/11/10, but that was in Secaucus, Hudson County.
Posted by: Pat | May 31, 2012 at 08:06 PM
Great that some people got to see it. ;)
Posted by: Mike G. | May 31, 2012 at 03:34 PM