This looks like a typical first-fall Semipalmated Plover, to me, though the photo is a bit washed out.
Good Birding,
Carl Lundblad
Reno, NV
Re: Plover
You are righ my. Sibley app. S how’s downy young one band thanks.glad I decided to look.young killdeer
Plover
Looking at Sibley app my phone killdeer has a downy young with one band need to look at other.identifers
Re: Plover
Think its a young killdeer. They have only one breast band. Bill looks too long and birds seems too big for semipalmated plover.
Plover
Small pond north of big pond on lynwood 0ff of big foot s.of nampa
Re: Pectoral juv.??
Well, I guess that goes to show how deceptive a photo can be!
I agree Solitary Sandpiper on closer inspection, the photo gives the impression of a much browner bird.
John Shortis
On Wednesday, August 28, 2024 at 06:12:27 PM MDT, Carl Lundblad <carl.lundblad@…> wrote:
I agree with Peter, this is a Solitary Sandpiper.
Carl Lundblad
Reno, NV
Re: Tales from the Wildland Urban Interface
At our place near Donnelly both deer and black bears work our feeders, in addition to a almost 20 bird species.
Dean Jones
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Re: Elk + bird fud
Licked it clean…
Elk + bird fud
Lockdown it clean, bout 4 week ago
BOB
BOB
Re: Tales from the Wildland Urban Interface
Deer seem to especially like sunflower seeds.