Birder’s Corner: Purple Sandpiper
Craig Gibson2025-03-06T12:46:16+00:00March 7, 2025: Purple Sandpipers remain on Cape Cod’s rocky shorelines through early March, gradually migrating north in small groups. They forage on [...]
March 7, 2025: Purple Sandpipers remain on Cape Cod’s rocky shorelines through early March, gradually migrating north in small groups. They forage on [...]
Oct. 11, 2024: Least Sandpipers migrate south from northern breeding grounds in Alaska and Canada to wintering areas in the southern U.S., Central Ame [...]
Oct. 4, 2024: During fall migration along the Falmouth coast, Semipalmated Plovers forage on mudflats, using a "run-stop-peck" technique to catch inve [...]
Sept. 20, 2024: Black-bellied Plovers migrate south from the Arctic, stopping along Falmouth barrier beaches in the fall. Conservation of local coasta [...]
Sept 6, 2024: During fall migration along Buzzards Bay, Semipalmated Sandpipers forage in flocks on mudflats, consuming protein-rich invertebrates to [...]
Aug. 9, 2024: The Eastern Willet, a larger migratory shorebird, gets its name from its distinctive call. The bird's loud, piercing call is often heard [...]