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Saturday 7th April 2012, 13:22
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Wood sandpiper? - Dagenham, UK
From this grey morning. Not best quality but think there is enough detail for ID. I thought Wood sandpiper as no wing markings and white underneath. Grateful for ID.
thanks Paul |
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Saturday 7th April 2012, 13:36
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Black underwings along with lack of obvious supercilium and lack of obviously projecting feet would make this a Green Sand' I would think.
Sam |
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Saturday 7th April 2012, 13:52
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Indeed a Green Sanpiper Paul - they'll be moving through the country on passage at the moment visiting various lakes and gravel pits.
David |
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