Report Ann Graham.
Hi, This afternoon on Par beach, in the dry seaweed at the back of the
beach were 4 Ringed Plovers, 6Turnstone and a Baird's Sandpiper.
Unfortunately I didn't have my camera with me.
Thank you Ann. The Baird's Sandpiper will be of interest to the regulars.
Herr Ludwig Loewe Part 2
14 hours ago
When was this bird present? Text says "this afternoon", but it looks like it was posted at 10:52?
ReplyDeleteWhat identified it as a Baird's Sandpiper then ? And as stated above whats the "this afternoon" got to do with it ...
ReplyDeleteThe bird was seen on monday afternoon at about 3pm, alone on the seaweed. I went back on tuesday and wednesday with my camera but couldn't find it. I identified it as a Baird's because of its tiny size, its long wing feathers extending way past its rump and its long beak. Its beak was shorter than a Dunlins and not downcurved.
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