Pancho85
Well-known member
Hi all,
last 5 days there was a pectoral sandpiper near Barcelona. In the next picture you will see it.
PECTORAL
The thing is that it was in a restringed area, and only the ranger can enter there (He is the one who took a picture). Today, we have been there 6 people, watching with our scopes, trying to find it. But we were really far away as it is a forbidden area.
We have seen greenshanks, spotted redshanks, snipes and ringed plovers. But there was one it looked like the pectoral sandpiper, completely alone.
I took just one picture when it was looking to us, but you will see it's a really shitty photo. The thing is that the size was similar to wood sandpiper, but with not diffuse patern on chest, brest colour ended abruptly.
Do you think this one could be the pectoral sandpiper? Although I think it's impossible to know, but looking through the scope it was really similar
It is the white spot in the middle facing us... o
Sorry for the picture...that's all I have.
last 5 days there was a pectoral sandpiper near Barcelona. In the next picture you will see it.
PECTORAL
The thing is that it was in a restringed area, and only the ranger can enter there (He is the one who took a picture). Today, we have been there 6 people, watching with our scopes, trying to find it. But we were really far away as it is a forbidden area.
We have seen greenshanks, spotted redshanks, snipes and ringed plovers. But there was one it looked like the pectoral sandpiper, completely alone.
I took just one picture when it was looking to us, but you will see it's a really shitty photo. The thing is that the size was similar to wood sandpiper, but with not diffuse patern on chest, brest colour ended abruptly.
Do you think this one could be the pectoral sandpiper? Although I think it's impossible to know, but looking through the scope it was really similar
It is the white spot in the middle facing us... o
Sorry for the picture...that's all I have.
