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Mendonoma Sightings: A rare sighting – a Long-billed Curlew, as photographed by Bob Rutemoeller.

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Oct. 12, 2021
Hi All,
  The sighting of a Long-billed curlew was photographed on Sept. 30th at Manchester State Beach. Also, I am not hearing or seeing ospreys. The ones who occupied the nest I watch in Anchor Bay are gone. Anyone still seeing them?
Jeanne. Anchor Bay
 

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Diane Hichwa
 

I had one osprey over Gualala yesterday 10/11

 

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Oct. 12, 2021

Hi All,

  The sighting of a Long-billed curlew was photographed on Sept. 30th at Manchester State Beach. Also, I am not hearing or seeing ospreys. The ones who occupied the nest I watch in Anchor Bay are gone. Anyone still seeing them?

Jeanne. Anchor Bay

 

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A rare sighting – a Long-billed Curlew, as photographed by Bob Rutemoeller.

by Jeanne Jackson Oct 12, 2021

Bob Rutemoeller wrote, “I first thought this might be a Whimbrel but after looking up info online, I think it is a Long-billed Curlew. We had walked from Kinney Road along the beach to the Garcia River. There are lots of Kelp piles on the beach, and also lots of Jellyfish.”


Diane Hichwa confirmed the ID of this big shorebird. Just look at that long thin beak!

Thanks to Bob for allowing me to share his photo with you here.

oh my, it's terribly windy here today, Monday. I hope it calms down soon.

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Jeanne, I’ve seen a few these past couple of weeks at or near Caspar Pond.  Or perhaps it’s been the same one each time...
Mary Rose (Kent), Fort Bragg 

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Oct. 12, 2021
Hi All,
  The sighting of a Long-billed curlew was photographed on Sept. 30th at Manchester State Beach. Also, I am not hearing or seeing ospreys. The ones who occupied the nest I watch in Anchor Bay are gone. Anyone still seeing them?
Jeanne. Anchor Bay
 
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by Jeanne Jackson Oct 12, 2021

Bob Rutemoeller wrote, “I first thought this might be a Whimbrel but after looking up info online, I think it is a Long-billed Curlew. We had walked from Kinney Road along the beach to the Garcia River. There are lots of Kelp piles on the beach, and also lots of Jellyfish.”


Diane Hichwa confirmed the ID of this big shorebird. Just look at that long thin beak!

Thanks to Bob for allowing me to share his photo with you here.

oh my, it's terribly windy here today, Monday. I hope it calms down soon.

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