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| Long-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus scolopaceus) Sandpipers and Allies (Scolopacidae) | |
| Langnæbbet Sneppeklire ~ Costurero Pico Largo ~ Större Beckasinsnäppa | |
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2008-10-17 Parque México (Aguascalientes), Mexico Basic plumage. Notoriously difficult to separate from Short-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus griseus) though this is normally only seen along the coasts of Mexico, thus 'should not' be seen here in Ags. Indications that these are LD are the general dark gray color and the black tail bands that are broader than the white ones. |
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2008-12-05 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Basic plumage. |
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2008-12-05 Parque el Cedazo (Aguascalientes), Mexico Basic plumage. The tail pattern indicating LD, which was confirmed when the bird called: keek. |
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2009-08-14 Presa La Colorada (agu), Mexico Alternate and beginning basic plumage. The dark back and the completely red belly are indications of LD. |
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2013-03-25 Las Hadas Golf Course (Manzanillo), Mexico Basic to beginning alternate. Single bird at fresh water pond only 300 meters from the ocean. Round back, barred flanks and blunt white tipped new coverts indicate this species. |
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2015-09-05 Laguna Atotonilco (jal), Mexico Adult birds in transition to basic. The dark and curved backs with apex near the center are good indications of this species. The flock , about 100 birds, were foraging the same way, and some birds heard too. A large flock at an inland locality, despite warnings about using locality as a mean to id dowitchers, still useful to support the identification of these birds as Long-billed. |
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2015-09-05 Laguna Atotonilco (jal), Mexico All birds still with reddish underparts show evidence of this reaching to below the tail, which is also a good indication of this species. |