Ruff, juvenile female.

Little Stint, juvenile. It was associating with Long-toed Stints in the rice paddies.

Long-toed Stint, juvenile. These were the most numerous birds in the paddies.

I thought it was a Little Stint!! but it seems to be just a regular Red-necked Stint. Disappointing….

A Long-toed Stint bathing in the rain.

A Greater Sand Plover that caught a crab. A juvenile, perhaps? It crept up on tiptoe and snapped it up.

Terek Sandpipers were also dashing around the sandy beach catching crabs.

Whimbrels walked along the water's edge, finding crab burrows and probing them with their long bills in search of crabs.

When a Grey-tailed Tattler landed nearby, it let out a mournful-sounding call.

Snipe were also moving into paddies here and there in small groups of several birds, but they are very wary.

Eastern Yellow Wagtails were present in good numbers. I think the wintering birds will continue to increase from here.