[EBB Sightings] Wandering Tattler(s) Continue

I saw at least two of Bob's WANDERING TATTLERS  at 12:45 this afternoon (may 
have been three, but they were wandering in and out  of the rocks, so it was 
hard to keep track).  No pelicans, but there a few  Least and a few Caspian 
Terns.

Just a note about the little  spit of land -- at high tide it's inaccessible, 
but at low tide,  when the mudflats are exposed, it is connected to both the 
larger breakwater and  the shore.  People often cross over and climb around on 
the rocks, flushing  whatever birds may be there.  Luckily for me, that was 
not the case  today.

Good birding,
Kathy Robertson
Hayward, CA

In a  message dated 5/13/2008 12:00:21 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
rcpower at sbcglobal.net writes:
I had 3 WANDERING TATTLERS at the Tern island  just off
shore of the San Leandro Marina today at 8:30.  With
them  were 6 LEAST TERNS and 7 BROWN PELICANS. This is
the little spit of land  adjacent to the parcourse and
the larger island at the south end of the  marina. To
get there, you drive to the west end of Marina Way off
of 880  in San Leandro and then south paralleling the
golf course to the last parking  lot on your right. 
Take the exercise trail west and then north along  the
lagoon and the small island is on your left after a
couple hundred  yards  




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