I was at the beach from approximately 2:30 until 3:15 this afternoon. I did
not see either the Sabine's or Laughing Gull until about 3:15, when I
notices first the Laughing Gull, then the Sabine's just a few feet away. I
was looking at all the gulls during the time I was there and did not see any
adult Sabine's.

Gene Stauffer

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Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 7:13 PM
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Subject: [Ohio-birds] TWO Sabine's at East Fork?

Just checked the Cincinnatibirds list serve. The widely viewed juvenile bird
was observed as well as a reported second bird- an ADULT- offshore from the
same beach. This would be exceedingly rare (an adult) but surely possible.
Can anyone confirm that a second, ADULT bird was present in addition, today?



JB

Jen Brumfield
Cleveland, OH
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