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Michigan Sandpiper (1 Viewer)

sirijay

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There was an e-bird report of a Baird's Sandpiper at this location in Ann Arbor, MI. There were a couple of sandpipers and an Yellowlegs together. I don't think these two photos are of the same bird, but I am wondering whether one of them is a Baird's? Thank for your help.
 

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No: wings too short, upperparts wrong pattern (shouldn't have white lines), chest not dark enough, no funny spot on lore. Bill looks a bit long and droopy, otherwise I would say they were two (different) semipalmated sandpipers.
 
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