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Ruddy Turnstone
Arenaria interpres
59.9429, -1.34523
Field Notes
Description:
Another group of small wading birds.
At all seasons, the plumage of the ruddy turnstone is dominated by a harlequin-like pattern of black and white. Breeding birds have reddish-brown upper parts with black markings. The head is mainly white with black streaks on the crown and a black pattern on the face. The breast is mainly black apart from a white patch on the sides. The rest of the underparts are white.
Habitat:
In a little rocky/pebble shore in the southwest of Lerwick (Shetland I.)
Notes:
Notice how well they mimetize in the rocks and shoreline.
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