LA river Shorebird Survey results.xlsx

	A	B	C	D
1	Date	12-Aug-23	2-Sep-23	23-Sep-23
2	Conditions	Marine layer and clearing, mostly calm, low 70s F	Overcast, light drizzle, mostly calm	Mostly clear, relatively cool, calm winds
3	Comments	First survey after a very wet winter with high water levels in the river through the summer. Late nesting of Black-necked Stilts and aggressive towards other shorebirds	10 days after tropical storm Hilary brought unprecedented August rainfall, flooding the river, washing away sediment and changing the habitat	Shorebird numbers improving
4	eBird Trip Report	https://ebird.org/tripreport/150893	https://ebird.org/tripreport/154914	https://ebird.org/tripreport/159365
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6	Black-necked Stilt	597	371	880
7	American Avocet	36	1	18
8	Black Oystercatcher	0	3	0
9	Black-bellied Plover	2	0	5
10	Semipalmated Plover	30	0	3
11	Killdeer	139	87	121
12	Whimbrel	26	26	13
13	Long-billed Curlew	0	0	0
14	Marbled Godwit	0	0	2
15	Baird's Sandpiper	0	1	0
16	Least Sandpiper	1102	1042	1531
17	Pectoral Sandpiper	0	0	1
18	Semipalmated Sandpiper	0	1	0
19	Western Sandpiper	290	400	1103
20	peep sp.	10	50
21	Short-billed Dowitcher		1	0
22	Long-billed Dowitcher	51	34	55
23	Short-billed/Long-billed Dowitcher	0	0	0
24	Wilson's Snipe	0	0	0
25	Wilson's Phalarope	0	3	0
26	Red-necked Phalarope	1	6	2
27	Spotted Sandpiper	30	30	21
28	Solitary Sandpiper	2	0	0
29	Greater Yellowlegs	32	45	57
30	Willet	44	49	48
31	Lesser Yellowlegs	1	3	3
32	shorebird sp.	1	0	0
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