Dunlin is a nice bird to get on migration, especially in breeding plumage!
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Killdeer are common, but sunset lighting makes them look extra special.
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Long-billed Dowitchers are now in their gorgeous breeding plumage, on their way north to the Arctic to breed.
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Least Sandpipers have been with us all winter.
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However, they are now changing into warmer rusty-toned feathers as breeding approaches.
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They will be gone soon, to raise another generation.
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The Lesser Yellowlegs is another bird we have all winter.
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However, he now has much bolder patterns to the feathers as he, too, prepares to impress the opposite sex.
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Solitary sandpipers have an intricate pattern of spots on their backs, and a bold eyering to set them apart.
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We just love the Semipalmated Sandpiper.
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He has a striking pattern of white, black, and brown on his head.
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And you have to love those orange legs and bill.
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The Wilson's Phalarope is a favorite among female birders. The female has a beautiful breeding plumage, while the duller male has all the nest and young-raising duties. laying the eggs.
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