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Turnstone

Arearia interpres

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51.5399, -2.91051

Field Notes

Description:

The Turnstone is the one at the lower left.<br>
Apparently alone in a huge flock of perhaps 100 or more Dunlins, a score of Ringed Plovers and a dozen or so Redshanks, plus some unidentified, perhaps Curlew Sandpipers and Sanderlings in there.

Habitat:

Coastal marshes and lagoons.

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