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Old Sunday 4th September 2011, 21:37   #1
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Caldris ? Gotland Sweden Id please

Long body where the wings seems to be longer than the tail! thick short beak!!
any comment is appreciated!
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Little Stint??
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I'm interested, but am afraid that I can not aid in its identification,as It does not look like any of the shorebirds we have here in North America that I now of. It seems to be "peppered" with tiny, black specks! What's that?
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Old Sunday 4th September 2011, 21:55   #4
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Old Sunday 4th September 2011, 21:58   #5
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it was the size of a little stint!

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there was several stints around but it did not look like any of them?
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Old Sunday 4th September 2011, 23:07   #6
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The strong back-lighting makes it difficult to see plumage details and (i think enhances the impression of a slender square-headed stint carrying its bodyrathr horizontally - all of which suggest Little Stint to me.

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Old Monday 5th September 2011, 14:21   #7
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Looks good for Little Stint IMHO.

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Little Stint in bad light conditions for me, no need to think any megas :)
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Old Monday 5th September 2011, 16:02   #9
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Thanks all of you ! for your comments!
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Old Monday 5th September 2011, 16:35   #10
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definite juvenile Little Stint for me

you can see the (prominent) split supercilium if you look closely
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