Help id Calidris - Coimbra, Portugal 20th April 2021 (1 Viewer)

[João D. Esteves]

temminck/minuta? I can imagine yellowish legs of the bird on the left. What do you think?

 

[Butty]

The gull is the only bird there I could even put into a genus.

 

[João D. Esteves]

 

[Butty]

Now I can do a dunlin, 2 (maybe 3) RPs and a greenshank. But I don't think that helps you.

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

I agree with Butty, that at least for me, these pictures arent good enough for a confident identification of the bird you asked. The bird is to small and therefore lack detail.

If the original picture is more detailed, maybe uploading it somewhere or here, would be maybe better?

I dont know if this helps, but: I can understand, why you are thinking of a Temmincks Stint here:
first jizz-impression is of a smallish (? with the usual caveats) sandpiper with a elongated,long-rear-ended shape, a horizontal stand and not the longest legs for a sandpiper (best picture for this the first). Colouration is also not bad for a TS. A more detailed look could well turn this bird into a Temmincks Stint.
But: yes, it can be a Little Stint, or even a Dunlin or another wader, as said

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

Edit: I see now, that I propably didt read your question correct:
First picture might show from left to right: Common Ringed Plover, Black-headed Gull, Temmincks/Little Stint in the foreground, a Dunlin in the background.
Yes they are uniDable, at least for me, I agree with Butty.

 

[THE_FERN]

Edit: I see now, that I propably didt read your question correct:
First picture might show from left to right: Common Ringed Plover, Black-headed Gull, Temmincks/Little Stint in the foreground, a Dunlin in the background.
Yes they are uniDable, at least for me, I agree with Butty.

Yes that's my take too. Last pic seems to include a greenshank in the bottom right too. The bird Alexander notes certainly does have the"jizz" of Temminck's but we can't be sure with images like these