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Terrick Sandpiper australia (1 Viewer)

Greg McKay

I like the pretty colors
These birds were photographed at the Western Treatmant Plant Victoria
The first bird I think might be a Terrick Sandpiper but the Bill color I'm not sure on.

Photographed in a different pond a few Kilometres away are were the other 2birds. I'm not sure if they are the same or not.

I'm not good with shore birds so help needed and appreciated
 

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Common Greenshank in both photos. Terek is much shorter legged, the bill is even more upcurved and they are a bit smaller than a Tattler. They have a very distinctive way of moving as well. The legs seem too far back so the birds seems on the edge of toppling over forwards.

Chris
 
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