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    Pedro Serralheiro
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    Looks similar to the Ruddy Turnstone since I am not really familiar with the Philomachus pugnax .
    I Like the separation of the three each on his own stone and all in similar position.
    A little tight front and back and would have preferred the large rock in background not to be there.

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    Nicely done. Love all three on the same plane. Could do without the rock in the BKGR. What month? They all look like moderately worn juveniles? OCT?
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    Quote Originally Posted by charles mcrae View Post
    Looks similar to the Ruddy Turnstone since I am not really familiar with the Philomachus pugnax . I Like the separation.
    Same species :) They are circumpolar.
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    I'm Confused ! but not unusual for me when it comes to shorebirds and gulls.
    Ruddy Turnstone is Arenaria interpres !

    Philomachus pugnax is listed as a Ruff in the book I am looking at.

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    Funny, Ruff came to mind when I read the post and you are of course correct. But the birds are of course Ruddy Turnstones. So it was Pedro and I who were most confused! :)
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    Thanks guys I have wrongly named the birds...
    They are arenaria interpres! :)

    Picture taken this month, at Tejo river.

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