I saw these in August of 2020 in Epanomi lagoon, near Thessaloniki. Maybe not the best time for shorebirds, but there were a few around.
If you know what any of these are, please specify the number of the picture!
1 and 2 is the same individual, I think kentish plover? But not 100% sure
3 some...
Photos taken today (February 16th 2021).
The image quality is not great, but I hope you can help me with the ID.
Among the species seen in the photos, I am only confident in IDing the Common Redshanks.
Thanks!
Masked Plover, Alarmbird, (Australian) Spurwinged Plover, Spurwing, Wattled Plover, Masked Lapwing, Spurwinged Lapwing - showing off the wing spur that gives it some of its names
Lakescape - 626
A standout
performance ...
Terek Sandpiper
... stands out
among a group of
Lesser Sand Plovers
with his exceptional
bill ...
Only member of the
genus Xenus ... Greek
for a stranger ...
Both these species
may stray to Alaska
as vagrants ...
_______________
Charadrius...
This lovely little guy was not too bothered about me being pretty close to him. I didn't see him at first as he was well camouflaged against the sand. Isle of Bute Scalpsie Bay on Saturday Morning.
This lovely little guy was not too bothered about me being pretty close to him. I didn't see him at first as he was well camouflaged against the sand. Isle of Bute Scalpsie Bay on Saturday Morning.
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