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Ruddy Turnstones

Arenaria interpres

Photo by Machi
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Field Notes

Description:

Ruddy Turnstones and Dunlins (Arenaria interpres and Calidris alpina)

Habitat:

Standing on a seawall at Pine Island Beach

Species ID Suggestions

Ruddy Turnstones

Arenaria interpres

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Rosa Maria
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Comments (2)
Rosa Maria
On the left, I believe those are Dunlin. I'm pretty sure. Shorebirds are the toughest to identify.
Rosa Maria
Those are Ruddy Turnstones on the right with nonbreeding plumage.

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PublishedMarch 19, 2014

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