Certainly not rare today - a careful tally has just yielded 133 at North Teller Lake this morning. No sign of the Solitary Sandpiper or semipalmated plover that have been seen here recently, although they could've been hiding among all the snipe for all I know.
Quite a spectacle!
Eric DeFonso
near Lyons, CO
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