What does WESA stand for?

Western Sandpiper (bird species Calidris mauri)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Birds commonly seen: Shorebirds grab headlines: Western sandpipers, black-bellied plovers, black turnstones, surfbirds.

Shorebirds star at Fort Flagler State Park; Birders' Top Spots

Species and sample sizes of wild bird hosts screened for avian influenza virus, Cordova, Alaska, May 2006 and May 2007 Sample size Species 2006 2007 Total Western sandpiper (Calidris mauri) 500 300 800 Least sandpiper (C.

Rarity of influenza a virus in spring shorebirds, Southern Alaska

Other species affected: seagulls, Western sandpipers and great egrets.

OUTPOST

A single limp western sandpiper fell to the water like a tossed tissue.

Avian paradise not just for the birds Grays Harbor draws massive ...

Of the two dozen species of shorebirds that use the refuge, the five most abundant are the Western sandpiper, dunlin, short-billed and long-billed dowitchers and semi-palmated plover.

Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge Sandpiper Trail

The area is an important staging area for migratory shorebirds that arrive by the tens of thousands, including western sandpipers, dunlins and dowitchers.

Winging their way to a protected harbor Conservation group buys 4,000 ...

Western sandpipers fly by between the Aleutians and Venezuela, dowitchers journey to the Caribbean, common terns commute from east of the Rockies.

A WORLD OF BIRDS -- WILLAPA BAY IS WATER, MUD AND A BILLION BUGS. ...

Here are some tips on what to look for in September: What to watch for: Where to look: Grebes, Western sandpipers, Pacific harbor seals (Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge near Sequim) Great blue herons, river otters, beavers (Mercer Slough) Western sandpipers and other migrating shorebirds; bald eagles and peregrine falcons (Padilla Bay, Skagit County) Marmots, blacktailed deer, black bears (Paradise at Mount Rainier) Rocky Mountain elk (Sunrise at Mount Rainier) Prairie falcons, Swainson's hawks (Red Top Mountain near Wenatchee) Blacktailed deer, beaver and river otters (Skagit Wildlife Area) Spawning coho salmon (Hiram M.

NATURE WATCH FOR SEPTEMBER