I thought at the time that this was a common sandpiper. Now I don't think that it is, but am stumped. All suggestions welcome. Taken a couple of weeks ago in Darwin.
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Looks good for Common Sandpiper.
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Peter
Thanks, appreciate the answers. Will try not to overthink things.