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arenaria interpres

  1. ruddy turnstone and sanderling

    ruddy turnstone and sanderling

  2. Ruddy Turnstone

    Ruddy Turnstone

  3. Turnstones and Sanderlings

    Turnstones and Sanderlings

    Time for an afternoon nap!
  4. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  5. Ruddy Turnstone

    Ruddy Turnstone

    Vira-Pedras Classificação Científica Reino: Animalia Filo: Chordata Classe: Aves Ordem: Charadriiformes Subordem: Scolopaci Família: Scolopacidae Rafinesque, 1815 Subfamília: Arenariinae Stejneger, 1885 Espécie: A. interpres Nome Científico Arenaria interpres (Linnaeus, 1758) Nome em...
  6. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  7. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  8. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  9. ruddy turnstone

    ruddy turnstone

  10. Little and Large

    Little and Large

    A Ruddy Turnstone wandered across in front of us accompanied by a Red-necked Stint... would never have thought there was such a size difference as I hadn't ever considered a turnstone to be a large bird LOL. And although I'd only recently been introduced to these stints, I didn't think of them...
  11. You don't say?!

    You don't say?!

  12. We need to talk

    We need to talk

  13. Turnstone

    Turnstone

  14. Turnstone

    Turnstone

  15. You don't say?

    You don't say?

  16. ruddy turnstone

    ruddy turnstone

    the mistral was blowing at more than 100 km/h
  17. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  18. Turnstone

    Turnstone

  19. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  20. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  21. ruddy turnstone

    ruddy turnstone

  22. ruddy turnstone

    ruddy turnstone

    juvenile
  23. Ruddy turnstone

    Ruddy turnstone

  24. Ruddy Turnstone

    Ruddy Turnstone

    The wedge-shaped bill is used to lift up shoreline pebbles and debris where they forage on hidden invertebrates. This individual is in breeding (alternate) plumage. The back pattern lacking dark shaft streaks on the upper scapulars and the white nape suggest this is a male. Two races are...
  25. Ruddy Turnstone

    Ruddy Turnstone

    Not yet in full breeding plumage
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