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    Sorry for the aweful picture. This was taken August 27 just south of Haines Alaska. I am totally stumped and out of my depth with coastal birds.
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    I am pretty sure that they are Sanderlings. What month?
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    Thanks Artie, It was taken last month. I had never even considered a sanderling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Boysen View Post
    Thanks Artie, It was taken last month. I had never even considered a sanderling.
    YAW. I hope that I am right. Calidris alba = white sandpiper....
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    You might consider juv red-necked phalaropes.

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    Although tough to see the bills look too short and thick to be phalaropes. I would go with Sanderling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Declan Troy View Post
    You might consider juv red-necked phalaropes.
    No way in ten million years. Juvie RNPH would be much darker above and show an obvious black mark through the eye.
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