Cleethorpes tideline

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14 May 2024 21:40 #8557 by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Cleethorpes tideline
Possibly, but I think the hints of red might be a trick of light. I'm going more on posture and shape of bill. (Sadly neither dunlin nor redshank will make headlines.)
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14 May 2024 19:25 #8553 by Pete Locking
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It seems to have red legs and red base and black tip to its bill. Are you sure it's not just a Redshank Jim?
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13 May 2024 18:32 #8543 by Jim Wright
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Single waders seen from afar in silhouette in mid-May are always a challenge - I've got this bird down as a dunlin still lingering in Cleethorpes today when most of the flock have long since flown.
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