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Sandpipers - Bowmanville, Ontario (1 Viewer)

Potatoheaded Bobby

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Canada
I would need some identification help please.
#1 I believe - Least Sandpiper
#2 in foreground I believe - Dunlin
#3 and 4 I believe the same but not sure of what.
Thanks in advance for your I.D. help

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#1. Least
#2. Pectoral on left. The one on the right has got me a little bit. To me, plumage looks better for White-rumped than Semipalmated/Western, it's just that I'd expect longer primary projection past the tail. Maybe the angle accounts for this?
#3-#4. Pectoral Sandpiper
 
#1. Least
#2. Pectoral on left. The one on the right has got me a little bit. To me, plumage looks better for White-rumped than Semipalmated/Western, it's just that I'd expect longer primary projection past the tail. Maybe the angle accounts for this?
#3-#4. Pectoral Sandpiper
Agreed
 
The one on the right has got me a little bit. To me, plumage looks better for White-rumped than Semipalmated/Western, it's just that I'd expect longer primary projection past the tail. Maybe the angle accounts for this?
The picture is good quality, so shouldn't we see orange on the mandible? Also I'm not seeing any wing projection, unless I don't know what I'm looking at.
 

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