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    Temminck's Stint with orange legs

    https://search.macaulaylibrary.org/catalog?taxonCode=temsti&sort=rating_rank_desc&mediaType=photo There are some photos of orange-legged individuals in tbe above link. But the field guides point only to green-yellow or green-gray colors. Anyway, thanks for this interesting discussion.
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    Temminck's Stint with orange legs

    Thank you. Do you think the leg color is age related?
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    Temminck's Stint with orange legs

    Got it. Thanks for this clarification.
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    Temminck's Stint with orange legs

    To me, the feathers seem scaled as with young birds, but I am not an expert.
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    Temminck's Stint with orange legs

    I am used to see Temminck's Stints with somewhat dull yellow-greenish legs. Yesterday I saw this individual (marked with a blue arrow) together with a few Little Stints and what surprised me was the bright orange color of the legs. I was wondering how common/unusual this orange leg color is...
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