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| Temminck's Stint (Calidris temminckii) Sandpipers and Allies (Scolopacidae) | |
| Temmincksryle ~ Correlimos de Temminck ~ Mosnäppa | |
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2019-09-12 Kalvebod Fælled, Denmark Juvenile with scaly upperside and weaker breast color than seen on adults. The overall impression is always of a cold brownish colored bird quite distinct compared to other stints. The uniformly colored head, breast and throat is typical for the species whereas the other green-yellowish legged stints, Least Sandpiper and Long-toed Stints show more contrast often with a paler throat. The black comma on the underwing coverts is a good field mark for the species as well. Without having scrutinized the other peeps for variation, I would expect that the anchor shaped patterns on the wing coverts is a specific character of this species. One bird present only. Probably my last for the year, mid September where most of the Africa bound shorebirds have gone through. |