Three Little Curlews
Little Curlews arrived again this year — a small flock of three. While watching them, 13 Oriental Pratincoles also came in.
A Little Whimbrel I noticed by its call while driving slowly through the sugarcane fields. It's a spot where Little Whimbrel turn up every year.
Summer plumage is already coming through on the wing coverts, too.
A Oriental Pratincole that had just arrived.
Snipe numbers are low this season; I only confirmed a few Swinhoe's Snipe.
Also Swinhoe's Snipe. A flock of three.
A solitary Common Snipe.
A flock of around ten Chestnut-cheeked Starlings, with one White-shouldered Starling and three White-cheeked Starlings mixed in.
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