Hornsby Bend Spring 2004 (Click on any image to enlarge it. Or try the Slideshow.)
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Dunlin is a nice bird to get on migration, especially in breeding plumage!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
They will be gone soon, to raise another generation.
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The Lesser Yellowlegs is another bird we have all winter.
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.
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.
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.
We just love the Semipalmated Sandpiper.
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He has a striking pattern of white, black, and brown on his head.
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.
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.
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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