Help needed with these please. My guess is either Sharp-tailed or Pectoral Sandpipers, but so many
waders look alike - to me anyway.
Des
Can't see your photo, is it just me, or did you forget something Des?
Dale Huonville, Tasmania
I forgot to post the photos! Another seniors moment!
First thought would be Sharp-tailed, but I am not experienced when it comes to waders.
I'll second the Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, as they have a shorter beak than the Pectoral Sandpiper
Beautiful shot by the way
Agree with sharp-tailed sandpipers :)
Birding Blog: Close Encounters of the Bird Kind
Thanks for your help everyone. Certainly the consensus seems to be Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, so that is what they will be called!
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Can't see your photo, is it just me, or did you forget something Des?
Dale Huonville, Tasmania
I forgot to post the photos! Another seniors moment!
Des
First thought would be Sharp-tailed, but I am not experienced when it comes to waders.
I'll second the Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, as they have a shorter beak than the Pectoral Sandpiper
Beautiful shot by the way
Agree with sharp-tailed sandpipers :)
Birding Blog: Close Encounters of the Bird Kind
Thanks for your help everyone. Certainly the consensus seems to be Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, so that is what they will be called!
Des