Although the beach was quite full of human occupants, there were a good number of birds too. Here is some of what we saw there:
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| Semipalmated plovers |
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| Ruddy turnstone |
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| Ruddy turnstone |
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| Semipalmated plover |
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| Bonaparte’s gulls |
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| Semipalmated sandpiper |
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| Common eider with duckling |
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| Semipalmated sandpiper (I think) |
We also saw a lot of terns on the rocks but I failed to identify any being anything other than common terns (uncommon terns you might say.)
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