The first Little Stint of the season. It was a juvenile.

This Little Stint kept its distance from the flocks of Red-necked Stints and Long-toed Stints.

Pin-tailed Snipe, juvenile. I wonder how long it will stay.

I have already recorded several White-winged Terns, but this was the first juvenile arrival of the season. It looked tired.

I expect juvenile arrivals to increase from here. Hoping for Whiskered Terns as well.

Among a small flock of Swinhoe's Snipe there was one that was strikingly white — white-faced too — and looked very out of place.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Swinhoe's Snipe, adult.

Swinhoe's Snipe, juvenile.

Every snipe I come across is a Swinhoe's Snipe.

I really wanted to see the tail feathers on this one… Tentatively Pin-tailed Snipe.

Dunlin moulting from juvenile to first-winter plumage.

Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, late breeding plumage.

Red-necked Stint, juvenile.

Red-necked Stint, juvenile. Quite a different impression from the individual above.

Pacific Golden Plover preening.

Moulting from breeding to non-breeding plumage. The primaries appear to be replaced from the middle outward.

Black-winged Stilt, adult. Moulting from breeding to non-breeding plumage.