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The similar Lesser Yellowlegs differs in its shorter, straighter bill, steeper forehead, blocky shaped nape, and subtly fuller chest. Quite unexpectedly, genetics found that the two species of yellowlegs, despite their almost identical appearance are not each others closest relatives. Instead...
Up on that massive pipe I mentioned before (the one I advised you can ignore to pretend you're out in nature, but obviously I don't always do as I say - and anyway, I do want to show what the area is actually like) was a line-up of birds with variously coloured legs. Here are the most colourful...
The smudgy, relatively unstreaked breast and gray mantle indicate nonbreeding (Definitive Basic) plumage. However, we can see a few new black streaks showing up on the flanks and neck indicating the beginning of a change to breeding (alternate) plumage. This species prefers inhospitable...