The second Buff-breasted Sandpiper of the season. Like yesterday's bird, this one was also a juvenile.

A front-on shot brings out the features of the Buff-breasted Sandpiper well.

Marsh Sandpiper in winter plumage.

Dunlin in winter plumage.

Little Stint in winter plumage.

There was a Wood Sandpiper with an injured left wing.

Black-bellied Tern, juvenile.

Northern Lapwing, juvenile.

This one also a juvenile.

A Crested Serpent Eagle in an elementary school playground. With the breeding season over, encounters with Crested Serpent Eagles have become more frequent.

A Crested Serpent Eagle on a forest road. This individual shows little wariness.

Common Kestrels and Peregrine Falcons have been increasing in number too. Every time a raptor flies through, the wagtail flocks get shuffled around. ^^;