Twenty-three separate reports of have been logged on eBird near Milepost 62 US-OR since October 5, with a high count of 2 birds.1 These Siberian-breeding shorebirds are rare autumn migrants to the Pacific Coast, typically passing through between late August and mid-November en route to Australasia wintering grounds.1 This concentration of reports suggests a notable stopover event during their southbound migration.1
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