Found a Pin-tailed Snipe on a dry field path. Too close — it was extremely alert, and getting a look at the tail feathers was out of the question — but this was an easy individual to identify as Pin-tailed Snipe, and an adult at that.

Scanning further with binoculars I found two more Pin-tailed Snipes. Both juveniles, perhaps?

A snipe that started bathing. This one is also a straightforward adult Pin-tailed Snipe.

Tail feathers of the individual above. After bathing you can reliably get a tail shot.

Spotted what looked like a Pin-tailed Snipe in the distance. Luckily it showed its tail feathers almost immediately. You can clearly see those needle-like tail feathers. ^^

This one didn't show its tail feathers, but it's a juvenile Pin-tailed Snipe.

I had been thinking this was a Swinhoe's Snipe, but looking at the tail photo below, something needle-like is visible. So I wondered if it might be Pin-tailed Snipe — but no, it is Swinhoe's Snipe after all.

Tail feathers of the individual above. They look needle-like, but it seems they appear narrow because they are being viewed side-on.