Broad-billed Sandpiper, adult. Late summer plumage with winter feathers beginning to appear.

The Broad-billed Sandpiper appeared to be feeding on small insects and snails.

Size comparison with Broad-billed Sandpiper. The bird in the background is a Sharp-tailed Sandpiper and the one on the right is a Long-toed Stint.

The Broad-billed Sandpiper was at the far end of the paddy field, about 70 metres away. Heavy cropping applied.

It seems that many juvenile Broad-billed Sandpipers are being recorded on the mainland too, so here's hoping for more there as well.

Black-tailed Godwit, adult. Moulting from breeding to non-breeding plumage.

Yesterday's individual. This one has already changed into non-breeding plumage.

First Sharp-tailed Sandpiper of the season. Late breeding plumage.

A Terek Sandpiper that is usually found on sandy beaches or tidal flats was in the rice fields. Feels a bit out of place.

Little Stint in non-breeding plumage. There were about 4 today.

Common Greenshank, mostly in non-breeding plumage.