A Pin-tailed Snipe foraging along a paddy bund, mixed in with several Swinhoe's Snipe.

Same individual as above. Startled by a crow.

Several Swinhoe's Snipe confirmed. Individuals appear to be changing over.

A Swinhoe's Snipe seen at relatively close range.

It was distant and wouldn't show itself any better than this, but still clearly identifiable as a Pin-tailed Snipe.

This individual, too, wouldn't show any more of itself….

A Pin-tailed Snipe that has been present for the past few days.

There were three Broad-billed Sandpipers. Much of the winter plumage still remains.

The Little Stint was still present.

A Long-toed Stint moving into breeding plumage.

A Temminck's Stint that has partially moulted into breeding plumage.

A Temminck's Stint with an injured left foot.

A male Black-winged Stilt in breeding plumage. The flock seems to be turning over day by day.

A male Ryukyu Yellow Bittern in breeding plumage. Active now that the breeding season has begun.

While watching snipe, White-breasted Waterhens and Common Moorhens keep flushing them aggressively. ^^;

A (Yellow-browed) Eastern Yellow Wagtail in breeding plumage. Numbers are dropping as they continue moving north.