Whiskered Tern, Pin-tailed Snipe, Swinhoe's Snipe
A group of around ten Whiskered Terns — adults and juveniles — arrived. Among the snipe, Common Snipe numbers are up while Pin-tailed Snipe have decreased.
Long-toed Stint, Wood Sandpiper, Common Greenshank, and Marsh Sandpiper are also present in good numbers.
White-winged Tern juvenile. Perhaps due to the lack of typhoons, no large flocks have appeared this season.
Little Stint juvenile.
An unwary Common Snipe adult.
This Swinhoe's Snipe appeared to have lost the sight in its left eye.
Juvenile Common Snipes have started to show up as well.
Swinhoe's Snipe (left) and Common Snipe. You can clearly see the size difference.
Swinhoe's Snipe juvenile.
The only Pin-tailed Snipe of the day.
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