[EBB Sightings] Hayward RS - Wandering Tattler Still Present

We went out to Hayward Regional Shoreline late this morning.  We parked at 
the end of Winton Ave and walked up to Frank's Dump marsh.

We saw the WANDERING TATTLER on our way in, on the "rocks" at the end of 
the Flood Control Channel.  Follow the path along the Flood Control Channel 
(along either side) to its very end, just north of the bridge, out at the 
bay.  The tattler was hanging out on these rocks until a Willet came along 
and pestered him into flying.  He flew low along the bank to the north, and 
we were unable to relocate him.

Other good birds at/near Frank's Dump included:
Red Knots - many (numbers uncertain, as they were mixed in with many 
roosting birds in the marsh)
Red-necked Phalaropes - 2
Least Terns - 2 adults, 1 juvenile, hunting sporadically along the bay 
side, then returning to marsh
American White Pelican - 3 flyby
Ruddy Turnstone - 1 in rocks on bay side
Black Turnstones - 4 in rocks on bay side
Semipalmated Plovers - 2

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Laura Look
Pinole, CA