Date: 9/15/26 1:58 pm
From: Matt Sadowski via groups.io <sadowskimatt99...>
Subject: Re: [SanDiegoRegionBirding] Sand-Plover (probable)
Just so people are aware, now that the tide is going out, the juvenile
Siberian Sand-Plover (it does appear to be that age and species) was
refound right around the peak of the high tide inside the Saltworks. Mildly
better digiscopes were obtained before a raptor flushed it even more
quickly than yesterday. There are a minimum of four Peregrines wreaking
fear and havoc inside Salt today.

Matt Sadowski
La Mesa

On Mon, Sep 14, 2026, 19:17 Matt Sadowski <sadowskimatt99...> wrote:

> There was a probable juvenal-plumaged sand-plover in SoCal Saltworks this
> afternoon (restricted access). I was only able to get very distant phone
> photos before two juvenile Peregrines starting hunting. Never saw it again.
> Maybe it'll be out on the flats at J Street or Emory Cove tomorrow morning.
>
> https://ebird.org/atlascalifornia/checklist/S393012471
>
> Matt Sadowski
> La Mesa
>


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