SCEP Report: Monday, August 10, 2026

Beach Engagement & Observations: 

People Engaged 15

Total People on Beach 20

Dogs Leashed 3

Dogs Unleashed 1

Anglers 2

 

Birds Observed: 

Boardwalk 

Time (Boardwalk) 08:00 AM

eBird Checklist Link (Boardwalk) https://ebird.org/checklist/S382021100

Notes / Comments (Boardwalk): 

Board Walk wasn’t overly busy, but a small flock of shorebirds with a couple of White-rumped Sandpipers amongst the flock.

 

Main Beach 

Time (Main Beach) 09:50 AM

eBird Checklist Link (Main Beach) https://ebird.org/checklist/S382026699

Notes / Comments (Main Beach): 

This was where the action was but it wasn’t in the cobble it was out on the bay. I had a large flock of approximately 300 flying high moving towards the ferry terminal, another large flock of 270 peeps flying extremely high straight down the bay moving south. There was a flock of 65 SESA moving in and out of the cobble, but another 200 to 300 peeps in flocks of 80 to 100 moving around semi high over Magawagonish Island. There was a Peregrine in the marsh earlier.

 

Marsh 

Time (Marsh) 08:40 AM

eBird Checklist Link (Marsh) https://ebird.org/checklist/S382023446

Notes / Comments (Marsh): 

It wasn’t overly productive, but had 3 Great Egrets, a Greater Yellow Legs and 3 Black-bellied Plovers.

 

Mudflats 

Time (Mudflats) 11:20 AM

eBird Checklist Link (Mudflats) https://ebird.org/checklist/S382028188

Notes / Comments (Mudflats): 

The mudflats were quite busy, 1200 peeps, 45 Black Bellied Plovers, plus some other birds.

Overall Report Comments or Notes: Most beachgoers kept close to the parking lots, a small number walked up the east beach.

Submitted by Counter/Educator: Paul Martin

The Shorebird Conservation and Education Project is supported by our funders at the NB Wildlife Trust Fund, the NB Environmental Trust Fund.

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