Red-necked Stint OR Little Stint, Guangdong, China (2 Viewers)

[hibari]

Hello! Trying to differentiate between some stints really confused me during my birding trip yesterday. Sorry for the low quality pics, but:
Can the brid in the center be safely identified as a little stint, based on the split supercilium, the rusty tertials and greater wing coverts, and the seemingly longer bill and tibia; or is it still a red-necked stint?
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For comparison, here's a red-necked stint we saw the same day:

And another one who got me confused, because of its seemingly taller structure:

And by the way, is this one still a common snipe, or is there any chance for it to be something else? Is there a reliable way to distinguish between common and pin-tailed/ Swinhoe's in the field?

Thanks!

 

[KenM]

Am thinking Little Stint, head pattern as you suggest….looks good.
Will pass on the Snipe.

Cheers

 

[hibari]

Am thinking Little Stint, head pattern as you suggest….looks good.
Will pass on the Snipe.

Cheers

Thanks a lot for your reply, Ken!

 

[Viktor Björkert]

The snipe appears to be a Common Snipe. Note the long tail that extends way beyond the wingtips.

 

[hibari]

The snipe appears to be a Common Snipe. Note the long tail that extends way beyond the wingtips.

Thank you Viktor, that's very helpful!