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06 Aug 2020 19:01 #3053
by Jim Wright
Help - masterclass required! was created by Jim Wright
Distinction between common/spotted redshank in transitional/juvenile plumage is probably a doddle . . . when you've got the knack.
I definitely haven't got the knack.
Which species is this (seen today at Tetney outtfall sluice) ? And why? What are the definitive plumage features?
I didn't see the bird in flight. Nor did I hear it call.
This is a serious gap in my knowledge so I'd be grateful for any pointers from wader experts.
I definitely haven't got the knack.
Which species is this (seen today at Tetney outtfall sluice) ? And why? What are the definitive plumage features?
I didn't see the bird in flight. Nor did I hear it call.
This is a serious gap in my knowledge so I'd be grateful for any pointers from wader experts.
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