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Wilson's Phalaropes: in flocks of hundreds

Quivira NWR, KS 5/11/2008

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on May 16, 2008
Spotted Sandpiper

Quivira NWR, KS 5/11/2008

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on May 15, 2008
Willet

Crescent Lake NWR, NE 5/10/2008

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on May 13, 2008
Long-billed Curlew

Boca Chica NWR 12/25/2005

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on February 11, 2008
Willet

Boca Chica NWR1/4/2007

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on December 2, 2007
Ruddy Turnstone

Delray Beach FL5/18/2006 Thanks to Julianne Bockius

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on November 18, 2007
Upland Sandpiper

Valentine NWR NE5/15/2007 A sandpiper at home on the grasslands. Click on photo for full size view.

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on October 24, 2007
Least Sandpiper

Cheyenne Bottoms KS7/10/2007

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on October 9, 2007
Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs

Cheyenne Bottoms, KA7/10/2007 The Lesser Yellowlegs followed the Greater Yellowlegs everywhere. Greater Yellowlegs, usually in groups of from 3 to 12 were much more common, with the occasional Lesser Yellowlegs like this one sprinkled in.

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on October 9, 2007
Wilson's Snipe

Cheyenne Bottoms7/10/2007 In a flooded drainage ditch amongst broken branches from last Spring's tornadoes. After spotting me, rather than fleeing, this bird froze, relying on camouflage to keep hidden.

Posted to Chris from Denver: Birding across the U.S. (Gallery) by Niebla on October 8, 2007

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