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Crestwood Park Solitary Sandpiper?
Saw this guy foraging in Crestwood Park yesterday. I think it's a Solitary Sandpiper but it's not on the Crestwood Park list.
Thoughts?
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Agree, long legs and tiny white dots on non-breeding birds distinguish from Spotted Sandpiper per Cornell.
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Agree, long legs and tiny white dots on non-breeding birds distinguish from Spotted Sandpiper per Cornell.
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