Stilts and Stilt Sandpipers at Pt. Mouillee

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In addition to the 2 adult Black-necked Stilts and their 3 babies, there  
were 4 Stilt Sandpipers in the Long Pond unit of Pt. Mouillee Sunday evening.  
There was also a nice assortment of more common shorebirds. It is now necessary  
to walk a short distance along a grassy dike to where one can see over the  
cattails in order to get nice views of these birds.
 
I posted some pictures that I took through my scope tonight of the baby  
Black-necked Stilts on my Grovestreet site. The babies have grown  quite a bit in 
the last 10 days, and are looking more Stilt-like!
 
 
_http://grovestreet.com/jsp/picview.jsp?p=1&album=88916&view=detail&sort=date_
added&ord=desc&showtrash=1_ 
(http://grovestreet.com/jsp/picview.jsp?p=1&album=88916&view=detail&sort=date_added&ord=desc&showtrash=1)  
Darlene Friedman 
Novi



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