ML608601532
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Bird wading with Western Sandpipers, then American Avocet, and then Long-billed Dowitchers. More slender than dowitchers and impression of being slightly taller. Long yellowish legs. Bill black, thick at base and noticeably decurved, intermediate in length between greater yellowlegs and long-billed dowitcher. Upperparts generally warm brown and scaly backed with pale feather edges to back. Prominent broad pale supercilium, dark eyeline and cheek patch. Throat white. Buffy breasted with whitish belly and undertail coverts. Rump and much of tail white with broad pale gray tips to tail feathers. Bending deeply to probe into water or mud at bottom. When flew off with Long-billed Dowitchers was noticeably smaller with long trailing legs. White rump and tail visible as flew away. No calls heard. I watched the bird for a few minutes (thinking it was likely a Pectoral Sandpiper) and then called over Zane Pickus, Frank Fabbro and Ken Ferguson who helped identify the bird and we watched it for about 20 minutes before it flew off with Long-billed Dowitchers. Perhaps 250 meters away in the middle of a large pond with patchily vegetated mud banks and a shingle spit.
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