Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.

Pin-tailed Snipe juvenile, and in the background only the lower half of what appears to be a Swinhoe's Snipe juvenile.

Same individual as above. Flushed by a motorbike. The pin-like tail feathers are visible. From the side, the tail feathers of Swinhoe's Snipe also look narrow, but the pin-like feathers of Pin-tailed Snipe are a completely different length.

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.

Same individual as above. The short, pin-like tail feathers are visible here too.

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.

Same individual as above. The tail feathers are just about visible.

Same individual as above. The outer tail feathers are visible, but hard to make out…

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Same individual as above. It gave us a perfect view of the tail feathers.

Swinhoe's Snipe, adult.

Same individual as above. The tail feathers spread out perfectly.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Swinhoe's Snipe juvenile, spooked by a crow.

Swinhoe's Snipe, adult.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile. All juveniles — both Pin-tailed and Swinhoe's Snipe.

Swinhoe's Snipe, adult.

A Common Moorhen that kept flushing the snipe whenever it found one. Thanks to it, I managed to get shots of the tail feathers. ^^

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile.