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Wader on Viginia Beach, VA (1 Viewer)
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Looks like a Sanderling. You're probably better to put any ID enquiries into the ID forum.
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Agree on Sanderling.
It's the most popular guide in the states now among hardcore birders, so the majority of birders here most definitely like it (though of course no guide is universally liked by anyone). It also most definitely illustrates Sanderlings.
Best,
Jim
It's the most popular guide in the states now among hardcore birders, so the majority of birders here most definitely like it (though of course no guide is universally liked by anyone). It also most definitely illustrates Sanderlings.
Best,
Jim
moose1991
Alces alces
Sorry what I meant was the Sanderling pics in Sibley look nothing like this bird in the photo where as I think the Collins one of a Juv looks more like the photo posted above.
The neck ring is better illustrated in Collins, it's very faint in Sibley, that's why I overlooked it.
The neck ring is better illustrated in Collins, it's very faint in Sibley, that's why I overlooked it.
J. R. Weems
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Sanderlings
I would say it was a Sanderling, but I am no where close to being a expert of any kind. I watch them by the hour on my walks when we camp at Assateague National Seashore.
I would say it was a Sanderling, but I am no where close to being a expert of any kind. I watch them by the hour on my walks when we camp at Assateague National Seashore.
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