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Friday 11th November 2005, 07:40
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Saxophonus pinus
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Which Dowitcher?
This new Gallery offering is labeled as Greater Yellowlegs, but it is a dowitcher species.
http://www.birdforum.net/pp_gallery/...hp/photo/69565 The tertials look plain. Is it a juvenile Long-billed? -Adam |
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Friday 11th November 2005, 08:29
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I think it has to be.
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Friday 11th November 2005, 09:49
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yep
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Friday 11th November 2005, 10:27
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Saxophonus pinus
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Thanks, all.
-Adam |
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