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Uncle_Tall
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North American Waders
« on: Apr 10th, 2004, 10:53pm » |
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Before my slides deteriorated too much, I guess I shall share with you some interesting North American waders that I have seen in the second half of 1999 when I stayed there.
Some of them might turn up in Hong Kong as vagrants, some are regular migrants, while some are posted for interest.
The exact date and techincal details was not recorded. They are from postive and scanned thru film scanner.
Lesser Yellowleg
Pennsylvania, September 1999
Greater Yellowlegs
Connecticut, August, 1999
Sanderling & semipalmated plover
Cape May, September 1999
Short-billed Dowitchers
New Jersey, August, 1999
White-rumped (left) & Pectoral (right) sandpipers
Philadelphia, September, 1999
Grey plover among dunlins
Victoria, BC, Canada, December, 1999
Least Sandpipers and Dunlins
New Jersey, October 1999
Black Turnstone
Vancouver Island, Canada, December 1999
Mountain Plover
Colorado, June 1999
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Re: North American Waders
« Reply #1 on: Apr 15th, 2004, 6:42pm » |
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Dear Uncle Tall
Would the last photo be a Mountain Plover instead?
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Re: North American Waders
« Reply #2 on: Apr 15th, 2004, 8:36pm » |
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Thanks Koel.
Sure it was a Mountain Plover in breeding plumage. Corrected.
The exact site was Pawnee National Grassland, Colorado, wherer we also saw Burrowing Owl - our first owl in the wild  !
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