Son Will and I made it to South Beach in Chatham, Monday. This is a very special spot. (would be great for photography, hint). One can only get there with a group, no more single boat rides. So we went with Wellfleet Bay Audubon. 4 hours. I logged 45 species. 9 domestic. Rest from the water or during the beach walk. There are No. Atl. Grey Seals about, as a bonus. No GW Sharks. 1 Little Gull (non-breeding plum). A first. 1 Marbled Godwit 1 Hudsonian Godwit 3 Whimbrel 9 Am Oystercsatchers 1 White-rumped Sandpiper 1 Wilson's Phalarope, winter plum, on the beach, wandering around with head cut off. 2 Snowy Egret 12 Piping Plovers 1 Salt-marsh Sharp-tailed Sparrow ~2000 Common Terns ~20 Roseate Terns 1 Forsters Tern 1 Black Tern ~ 10 Red Knots ~400 Black-bellied Plovers ~500 S-b Dowitchers ~100 Ruddy Turnstones ~50 Semi-p Plovers ~200 Semi-p Sandpipers ~20 Least Sandp. ~200 Sanderlings ~ 12 Willets 3 Greater Yellowlegs Osprey, 6 Co Loons, 6 Many gulls, swallows, redwings. Fun spot !!!!!!!!!! Bill S Bill Shepard Project Coordinator CT River Birding Trail 2360 Academy Road Thetford Center, VT 05075 Home: 802 785-2855