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Wandering Tattler
jmorlan

Wandering Tattler (Tringa incana)

This is an adult in full breeding plumage. This species is endemic to the Pacific Ocean migrating from the Arctic along both coasts to South America, Asia and Australia as well as the South Pacific Islands. In California it is a fairly common migrant along rocky shores, but scarce in winter. In Asia it is usually less common than the very similar Gray-tailed Tattler (T. brevipes). Older field guides placed the tattlers in the genus Heteroscelus, but the AOU merged them into Tringa in the 47th Supplement.
Location
Pescadero Creek, Pescadero, San Mateo County, California, USA
Date taken
27 May 2019
Scientific name
Tringa incana
Equipment used
Digiscoped with Panasonic Lumx LX5 | Nikon Fieldscope III | 30X hand-held no adapter.
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I'm rather partial this these Joe.

That's a super picture you've got of him on the rocks.... very well done lad.
 

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